​Solar Street Light

Refugee camps often lack adequate lighting, posing safety concerns for residents, especially after dark. Without proper illumination, navigating the camps becomes challenging, and individuals, particularly women and children, face increased risks of accidents and harm. Additionally, the absence of lighting hinders community activities and limits opportunities for social interaction and educational pursuits during evening hours.

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What the Initiative Proposes:

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The Solar Street Light Initiative addresses these challenges by installing solar-powered street lights within refugee camps. This visionary program aims to illuminate the lives of refugee communities, providing them with a sense of security and safety after dark. These solar street lights not only dispel darkness but also contribute to creating a safer environment within the camps, promoting community well-being and enhancing overall quality of life. By harnessing renewable energy sources, the initiative also supports environmental sustainability and reduces dependency on traditional energy sources. Through this initiative, we aim to empower refugee communities, enhance safety measures, and foster a conducive environment for residents to thrive and pursue their aspirations with dignity.

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Number of beneficiary and locations

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• 73,000 individuals had their lives illuminated

• Delhi, Jaisalmer, Morbi

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