On October 4, 2024, the teachers at CEM Gitaba successfully constructed a parabolic solar cooker, showcasing their dedication to advancing sustainable energy solutions within their community.

This hands-on project not only demonstrates the feasibility of creating efficient solar cookers with available resources but also reinforces the role of education in driving innovation. The parabolic solar cooker serves as a powerful tool for reducing dependency on traditional fuels, promoting environmental conservation, and inspiring the adoption of renewable energy technologies.

CEM Gitaba’s efforts align with the goals of the V2SDF project, highlighting the potential of integrating practical, eco-friendly solutions into vocational education. Their achievement is a step forward in empowering communities to embrace sustainable practices for a greener future.