Clean, affordable energy for all

Overview

The project helped reduce inequalities and support rural development by providing 110 low-income families with: 

• Access to clean and affordable solar-powered energy via the delivery of Mobile Solar-Powered Supply Units.

• Complementary education about the  operation and care of the units provided.

• An overview of the Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs).

  
  

The project was implemented in 3 villages: Aguacate, Santa Theresa and Jordan

Key activities and deliverables

• 110 households gained access to a small Mobile Solar-Powered Supply Unit. A representative of each household participated in a training session centered on the SDGs, solar power, and the units' installation, usage, and maintenance.

• The participating families did community actions to protect their surrounding ecosystems by placing awareness signs and planting fruit trees.

• More than 70,000 people were reached on social media with project-related messages.