Social Impact
Children in these households did not have light to study at night. And the side-effects of using candles and kerosene had damaging consequences on the health. Solar lights resolved this problem.
Women play a crucial role in the protection and conservation of our environment and natural resource management. Strengthening the role of women in conservation and with the aim to provide them access to sustainable energy, Assam Investment Advisory Society celebrated International Women’s Day on 8th March, by hosting a joint event with MASK at a village near Bhalukpong. 180 solar lights of Sun King brand were distributed among women from 25 villages. 10 lights were also distributed to the members of the Eastern Himalayan Botanic Ark, who were devoid of electricity at their homes.
In energy starved Indian villages, these women face a lot of hardships in their daily lives. They spend a large part of their income in buying lamps and candles to light up their homes after sunset. Women finish their cooking and children their homework before the sun sets for the day. The initiative is aimed at improving their quality of life so they live safer, brighter and more productive lives.
Children in these households did not have light to study at night. And the side-effects of using candles and kerosene had damaging consequences on the health. Solar lights resolved this problem.
Solar systems are important as they provide basic electric light and power and are cheaper and safer than the kerosene and dry cell batteries currently used in households that lack a reliable electricity supply.
This will provide better illumination and Kerosene smoke free indor environment thereby enhanced productivity and quality village facilitate education of their children and improve lifestyle.
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