Solar Lamp for Students Education in Bangladesh

Because of geographical location electricity has not reached in coastal reason of Sundarbans. Poverty is increasing day by day in Sundarbans coastal reason. Women use kerosene lamps or have to cook food on daylight only. Students have to skip their study hours at night. To continue student’s education lighting up villages at night, an initiative is underway to distribute different types of 2800 Solar Lamps and 504 solar home systems among Sundarbans coastal area families.

Impact:

More than three thousand coastal families of the Sundarbans coastal region union are now using renewable energy.

Feedbacks from the beneficiaries: 

A supported school going children express his feelings ‘‘We used to read at night using Kerosene lamp, but due to high price of kerosene my parents hardly purchase kerosene for our education purpose.BEDS give us a Solar Light

In covid 19 pandemic situation my parents tried hardly income for our basic needs. With the support of this solar lamp, I can read at night. This solar light is blessing for me.’’

We would like to thank all our donors for being so kind to us  and we hope that our kind hearted donors will spread out their helping hands for the betterment of the underprivileged coastal students by starting monthly recurring donations;

https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/change-life-through-supporting-a-solar-lamp?show=recurring

Links:

• Solar Lamps for Educating Coastal Students

Sundarbans coastal people of Bangladesh are living in the dark. Villages are enveloped in darkness after the sunset. Women use kerosene lamps or have to cook food on daylight only. Students have to skip their study hours at night. To continue student’s education lighting up villages at night, an initiative is underway to distribute different types of 2800 Solar Lamps and 504 solar home systems among Sundarbans coastal area families and install three solar stations. 

Impact:

80% of the community was Kerosene dependent but now this percentage has been reduced to 10% and expenditure for light reduced.

Feedbacks from the beneficiaries: 

A supported school going children express his feelings ‘‘with the support of this solar lamp, I can read at night. This solar light is blessing for me. Some of my friends are going to drop out from schools as they can’t study at night for increased price of kerosene. I request honorable donors to help them to continue study by giving solar lights. ’’

We would like to thank all our donors for being so kind to us  and we hope that our kind hearted donors will spread out their helping hands for the betterment of the underprivileged coastal students by starting monthly recurring donations;

https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/change-life-through-supporting-a-solar-lamp?show=recurring