Solar panels for families in Syria

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OrganizationAssociazione pro Terra Sancta
Region Syrian Arab Republic
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ProjectLeader Michele Baldini


Help us provide solar panels to 100 Syrian families! 2/3 hours of electricity a day. Public electricity is enough for 4 lightbulbs, or 1 lightbulb and a fridge, to work for, just two hours. Then lights turn off in Syria and those who cannot afford fuel for power generators live in the dark. Pro Terra Sancta has already assisted around 1.000 families providing the minimum amount of energy to survive. The solar panel project is a new sustainable long term solution.


Challenge

After 11 years of war 90% of Syrian people live below poverty line. With a high unemployment rate and strong inflation people can barely afford to buy food. In addition the Syrian government can only assure 2/3 hours of electricity a day and those who cannot buy fuel for power generators live in the dark. The situation is getting even worse due to political instability linked to the Ukrainian conflict. With no light families cannot live normally and the Country is blocked.

Long-Term Impact

The solar panel project is a powerful answer to the energy crisis in Syria with a great long-term, sustainable and ecological value. It would grant power continuative supply and hot water to families, that would not depend on the political instability. Furthermore it would help in reducing pollution produced by power generators. Through this campaign we will start by providing solar panels to more than 100 families.

References

  1. https://www.proterrasancta.org/en/


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[[Category:Disaster Response in Syrian Arab Republic Projects]], [[Category:Lack of access to electricity for families in Syria due to limited resources and infrastructure Projects]]

[[Category:Disaster Response in Syrian Arab Republic Projects in Syrian Arab Republic]], [[Category:Lack of access to electricity for families in Syria due to limited resources and infrastructure Projects in Syrian Arab Republic]]