Without electricity, students are unable to use computers, charge their phones, or access other important resources that are necessary for their education. This puts them at a disadvantage compared to their peers who have access to reliable electricity.... Read more
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Top Problems in Belize
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Belize is facing the challenge of climate change, which is causing sea level rise, increased frequency of extreme weather events, and loss of biodiversity. The country is taking steps to mitigate and adapt to these impacts, but faces challenges in funding and implementing effective climate action measures.... Read more
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Southern Belize has experienced significant deforestation due to logging, agriculture, and other human activities. This has led to a loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services, as well as increased vulnerability to climate change.... Read more
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The problem of education in Belize is characterized by inadequate funding, limited access to quality education, and a shortage of qualified teachers. This has resulted in low literacy rates, high dropout rates, and a lack of skills necessary for the country's economic development.... Read more
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Manatees and monkeys are two species that are endangered in Belize due to habitat loss and human activity. Read more
Top Solutions in Belize
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Our project aims to build community fire fighting capacity in rural areas by providing training and equipment to local volunteers. This includes training in fire prevention and suppression, as well as providing equipment such as fire trucks, hoses, and protective gear. We will also work with local governments and other stakeholders to develop emerg... Read more
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Implementing conservation efforts such as habitat restoration, protected areas, and education programs to help protect and preserve the manatees and monkeys in Belize. Read more
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The Ocean Academy provides a safe and supportive learning environment for girls in coastal communities. The school offers a comprehensive curriculum, including STEM education, and provides scholarships and other support to ensure that girls can stay in school and achieve their full potential.... Read more
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By installing solar panels in the schools attended by these 500 students, we can provide them with reliable access to electricity. This will enable them to use computers, charge their phones, and access other important resources that are necessary for their education. Additionally, the use of solar panels will help reduce the carbon footprint of th... Read more
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Our project aims to promote reforestation and sustainable land use practices in southern Belize. This includes working with local communities to establish community-managed forests, promoting agroforestry and other sustainable land use practices, and providing training and technical assistance to local farmers and landowners.... Read more
Top Projects in Belize
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Over the past couple of years, rural communities and protected areas across southern Belize have experienced an increased number of run-away agricultural fires and wildfires, which impact and have the... Read more
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Through this project, Ya'axche will target seven rural and remote villages of southern Belize through hands-on community education and reforestation of shade and native fruit trees around schools, com... Read more
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Girls Rising is an empowerment group started by girls at Caye Caulker Ocean Academy and part of the UN Girl Up movement. The club started as FLC (Female Leadership Community) with a focus on exploring... Read more
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This project allows us to provide renewable electricity to our computer lab, medical clinic, cafeteria, and classrooms that serve over 500 K-8 students in San Mateo, on Ambergris Island in Belize, Cen... Read more
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Belize Bird Rescue is the only multi-species avian rescue facility in Belize, rescuing orphaned, injured and illegally trafficked parrots and other wild birds of the Central American rainforest.
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