Renewable World: Achievements of the Nepal Programme

Last Modified: Wed Aug 31 2016 14:03:01 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)
  • 723
    beneficiaries receiving water for domestic and agricultural use through 5 Hydrams.
  • 37
    households benefiting from clean energy from 4 community biogas systems.
  • 169
    community members received training including governance and financial literacy, agriculture and micro irrigation, technical and maintenance and supply chain development.
  • 19
    solar water pumping systems to be installed as part of a new programme launched with the support from Big Lottery Fund SolarMUS II. When completed in 2018, it will benefit 5,500 individuals.
  • 20
    master trainers trained in adolescent enterprise and life skills training packages.
  • 72,000
    adolescents across 6 districts to reached out by these trained masters as part of the UNICEF ADAP project.
  • 22,443
    litres of water, on an average, pumped per day by each Hydram pump.
  • 2
    new project partnerships established as renewable energy and poverty alleviation partner on DFID funded climate resilience programme (BRACED) and ADRA energy and livelihoods programme.
  • 1st
    field office established in Western Nepal.
Posted by Renewables Numerical in Business & Industry
Tags Energy Access,Renewable Energy,Renewable World,Nepal,SDG7,Social Enterprise
Source Renewable World