Testimonials from villages like Jumma and Mulukgaon, as well as Dibang Valley, highlight the transformative impact of solar electrification on safety, education, and economic prospects
The Art of Living, a humanitarian and educational NGO, is spearheading a solar energy revolution in rural India, where many villages lack access to traditional electricity. The organisation is establishing solar microgrids, distributing solar lighting solutions, and training local entrepreneurs to bring clean energy and economic opportunities to underserved communities.
Solar Microgrids: These self-sufficient systems provide lighting and mobile charging, improving connectivity and safety.
"Light a Home" Project: Since 2012, this project has distributed solar lanterns, home lighting systems, and solar cookers across India.
Solar Entrepreneurship: Unemployed youth are trained as solar technicians, driving local economic development.
Solar Powered Smart Schools: Provides free, tech-aided education to over 17,000 students in 177 schools.
Testimonials from villages like Jumma and Mulukgaon, as well as Dibang Valley, highlight the transformative impact of solar electrification on safety, education, and economic prospects.
The Art of Living collaborates with organisations like the Arunachal Pradesh Energy Development Agency (APEDA) and government bodies for a broader impact. Projects focus on electrification, education enhancements, and local youth empowerment.
The Art of Living's initiatives demonstrate the power of solar energy to uplift rural India. Their work emphasises the importance of clean energy access, sustainable development, and community-driven solutions.