By TRN Online, Kathmandu, Feb
1: China Foundation for Rural Development (CFRD) has distributed 1,000 solar
lights to earthquake-affected children of community schools in Jajarkot
district.
This support project aims to bring much-needed light
and hope to children still recovering from the devastating earthquakes, in far
remote area of Jajarkot district.
This strategic project is reflective of CFRD's
commitment to boosting education in areas affected by disasters. Students now
have access to solar lights that
helped children to continue in learning in disaster and trauma, where
traditional power sources are rare, read a press release issued by the CFRD on
January 30.
"Solar lights as part of an innovative effort
that is bringing in a new era of reliable, sustainable electricity for
education. The objective of the initiative is to remove obstacles to education
brought on by irregular power supplies in earthquake affected area. To make sure that all students have
access to light and can study efficiently, even in areas with insufficient
energy. The solar lights are not only environmentally friendly but also a
cost-effective solution for communities facing energy challenges".
This project reflects a dedication to reducing educational gaps and establishing a better future for Nepalese children, according to the press release.
The project is gaining support and providing as a
model for other areas facing energy inequalities, demonstrating the
transformative capacity of sustainable educational solutions. In addition to
providing much-needed resources, the gift also represents a celebration of
recovery and resilience as the Chinese Spring Festival comes near. Community
leaders appreciate this initiative which will have positive impact on the lives of students who faced
challenges in the wake of the earthquake & express gratitude for the
support,
read
the press release.
Last month, the foundation had also distributed earthquake relief materials of 2,000 packages of daily-use household goods, food materials, and warm packs; 1,906 packages of food materials (12.5 kg of rice, 2 kg of Dal, and 1 liter of oil) and 366 Blankets and jackets to earthquake-affected children and families of Jajarkot and Rukum-West districts.