Distributing 300 solar lanterns across Pursat, Battambang, and Kampong Speu provinces — bringing clean, reliable light to households, children, and healthcare workers in rural Cambodia.
Lutheran Hope Cambodia Organization (LHCO), in partnership with the Japan Evangelical Lutheran Association (JELA), distributes 300 solar lanterns to community members in Pursat, Battambang, and Kampong Speu provinces, Cambodia. The use of solar lanterns provides multiple benefits including enabling children to study at night, reducing households' reliance on kerosene and wood for lighting, and allowing healthcare workers to attend to patients during evening hours. This initiative contributes to improved living conditions, enhanced safety, and better access to education and basic services, ultimately improving the overall well-being of the community.
To improve community well-being by providing solar lanterns to households, enhancing access to clean, reliable lighting and supporting education, health, and economic activities.
Three objectives guide how solar lanterns deliver lasting impact across energy, education, health, and community life.
Reduce household energy costs and increase home-based income opportunities through access to sustainable lighting.
Improve child literacy and enhance access to healthcare services while reducing respiratory illnesses.
Strengthen community engagement, adult education, and communication among families and community members.
This project is made possible through the engagement of families, health workers, educators, and local leaders across all three provinces.
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