Over 300 million Indians live without access to the most basic essentials; homes with light, water, food, education, sanitation and livelihoods. That is 25% of our population. Of these, 134 million Indians live below the poverty line.
Our Work
We are working every day, since 2010, to change this.
To bring rural India, the forgotten Bharat, into the light. We pivot development on solar power, an affordable, continuous and sustainable source of energy, and design frameworks unique to the needs of each village.
* A few of our projects for your reference.
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Homes illuminated
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Streets made safer
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Villages transformed
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Acres of land brought under cultivation
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Acres of land brought under irrigation
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Litres of clean drinking water made available each day
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Metric tonnes of carbon emission neutralized
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Schools brought out from darkness
How We Work
We identify villages in need, and partner with experienced grassroot partners in the particular region, to help develop and implement an intervention that addresses the specific needs of the community.
Our youth, donors, partners, and beneficiaries are all stakeholders in every intervention. We believe expertise and transparency pillar the pathway of understanding each village’s requirements and implementing frameworks that allow us to fulfill those needs.
We engage in an evolving 5 Point Transformation Model that ensures the impact of every intervention, no matter the type, on these particular touch points.
Our work in a village is only and ever complete when it’s residents are empowered and adequately equipped to further their own development. It is what makes our model scalable, leaving us to believe in the future of a self-sufficient and sustainable rural India.
Home to tribals that are surviving in absolute darkness, with relatively no access to the basic essentials of light and water, 150 homes in this village are in desperate need of light
Home to 92 children, many of whom belong to migrant worker families, the hostel has poor access to electricity, leaving these underprivileged children in darkness
Morhanda Village is a largely agricultural village where villagers have limited access to electricity and water, and no continuous income. With solar powered lift irrigation we can help develop Morhanda into a self-sufficient and sustainable village