Bio-briquette dryer

An important aspect of our collective building camps is to become familiar with groups living on the peripheries of society and to mutually learn from each other through collective projects. In summer 2014, linked to the Monor-Tabán Integration Project of the Hungarian Charity Service of the Order of Malta and working together with university students and volunteers from the local Roma colony, we constructed a small-scale building suitable for producing bio-briquette. The work we did together also knitted the participants closer together and thus helped build a new community.