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About Renewable World
Globally, 1 in 9 people lack access to electricity, 1 in 3 people lack access to clean cooking, and 1 in 10 people lack access to clean water. Without access to energy, these people remain trapped in poverty.
Renewable World helps those in need by working with local partners to provide access to clean and sustainable energy, and involves communities directly in the process by providing training, so that they can benefit fully from new renewable energy systems.
These energy systems can light homes and power businesses, pump water for drinking, sanitation and irrigation, and provide a clean fuel for cooking. Access to renewable energy not only helps to drive improvements in the health, education and income of local people; it also reduces environmental damage.
About the UREKA Project
Beazley Group are fundraising for Renewable World's UREKA (Using Renewable Energy to Kick-start Agriculture) project. UREKA is a three-year project that launched in October 2020. The project aims to address the poverty, water scarcity and declining agricultural production in western Nepal, which is further exacerbated by climate change and extreme weather events. UREKA has the overarching objectives of improving food security, income generation, and sanitation/hygiene in the projects target sites through access to renewable energy technology, agricultural resources and enhanced value chains. It will directly benefit at least 495 households (2,723 individuals) in five of the poorest and hardest to reach communities in Achham district.