Bhutan

==Events==
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*October 2013: The Vajra Foundation Nepal reports that recently approximately one third of the Bhutanese refugees have left the camps and found new homes in the USA, Australia, New Zealand, and the European Union. They have left their solar cookers behind, thus freeing these up to be made available to the Nepali families who live around the camps. Devi Maya Kadariya, a resident of the village of Garamani, reports that she and her neighbors had seen the profile of the solar cookers in the distance and they knew that the refugees were able to cook with the sun. She now considers herself lucky to have a solar cooker for herself. She says she saves a lot of wood and especially saves the time that she used to spend gathering wood, and she feels that her life is better now.
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*Solar cooker dissemination and cultural variables
==Audio and video==
*February 2010:
::thumb|none|400px|Solar cooking project in a Bhutanese refugee camp in 2007 with Vajra Foundation Nepal.
==Resources==
===Wiki Pages===
*Nepal (For information on solar cooking projects in the refugee camps there for Bhutanese refugees)
*Solar power in South Asia
===Reports===
===Articles in the media===
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