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Approprirate Technology  is technology that
is suitable to the social and economic conditions of the geographic area in which it is to be applied, is environmentally sound, and promotes self-sufficiency on the part of those using it.

- It meets people's needs
- It helps protect the environment
- It uses local and skills and materials
- It helps people earn a living
- It is affordable
- It paves the way for a better future

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Lucky Iron Fish: A simple solution for a global problem(20524 송하윤)

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Lucky Iron Fish: A simple solution for a global problem(20524 송하윤)

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Lucky Iron Fish: A simple solution for a global problem

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The Lucky Iron Fish™ is a social enterprise dedicated to reducing iron deficiency rates around the world. Cooking with this specially formulated iron ingot can release up to 75% of a persons daily required iron intake. For more information visit www.luckyironfish.com Note: The iron deficiency rates referenced for Cambodia originated from a previous national study.

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About 60% of pregnant Cambodian women are anemic as a result of iron deficiency, resulting in premature labour and childbirth hemorrhaging. Babies have an increased incidence of brain development problems. Cast-iron cookware is known to transmit iron to food through cooking, but the cost to obtain it is expensive for individuals living in poverty. So the Lucky Iron Fish was created by two Canadian university students looking to offer a scientifically-proven and easy-to-use solution for improving iron intake naturally.

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It is often eaten in Cambodia and is made of iron in the shape of a fish, which is also considered a symbol of good luck. After that, each household started using iron fish.  They were able to meet their daily iron intake.
It's how it works.
1. Wash iron fish thoroughly.
2. Put iron fish in water and boil for 10 minutes
3. Put the cooking ingredients in the boiled water
4. Eat prepared food.​
As a result, by 12 months, more than half of iron fish users had anemia.  Effective use of Lucky Ironfish requires hot water and a constant PH (수소 이온 농도 지수). And in the process, iron fish turns into microscopic particles that add iron to food. Lucky Iron fish also releases 6-8 mg of iron per liter of liquid at safe levels. This accounts for 50% of the average daily intake of 18mg.

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The Reason I think the Technology Is Important(20524 송하윤)

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The Reason I think the Technology Is Important(20524 송하윤)

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I got shocked when I learned 40%~60% of Cambodian are anemic because I just thought only some of the people who gave birth are anemic.

I think the technology is important because it is easy to use. They should just add their lucky iron fish along with any liquid or based meals. Also, it is safe because the lucky iron fish releases a safe level of iron that is easily absorbed by the body. Lastly, it can be made of recycled iron. So we can save the Earth.

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The Reason I think the Technology Is Important(20514 정지우)

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The Reason I think the Technology Is Important(20514 정지우)

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Lucky Iron Fish is rarely used in Korea, but is used a lot in countries like Cambodia.
I wondered if the little iron fish could really help people.
But I thought it would be interesting to see this little thing save a lot of people. And it was hard for people without money to buy medicine, but it was good to be able to live healthy because there are cheap and easy-to-use products.
I hope that items that bring good luck to people will be made in the future.

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They say that not only good intentions and support, but also cool-headed entrepreneurs should regard residents as customers to see how much demand they will have. The basic attitude for the revival of proper technology is that entrepreneurship, starting with research on how locals live and what they need, should be deeply rooted, rather than supplying "seemingly" products that do not take into account the postwar situation of actual consumers.