Licht für unsere Schule

Uploaded on 03-11-2009

Uploaded on 04-11-2009

Uploaded on 08-11-2009

→

←

Show 7 more pictures

100 % funded

A. Sücker (Project Manager)

Licht für unsere Schule

Das Mädchenausbildungszentrum in Gobada ist zu unserer großen Freude fertig.
Schlafräume für 90 junge Frauen, Werk- und Unterrichtsräume, Lehrerzimmer, Küche,
Duschen, Latrinen und Zisterne sind gebaut.
Unsere Schreiner sind dabei Stühle, Bänke und Tische zu zimmern.
Nun fehlt uns noch die Beleuchtung.
Im Dorf gibt es keinen Strom. Schüler lernen im Licht der Petroleumlampen
und Frauen kochen im Schein des Feuers.
.

Petroleumlampen stinken, rußen und geben ein schwaches Licht.

Solarlampen geben 5 mal helleres Licht.

Petroleumlampen gefährden die Gesundheit und schädigen die Umwelt.
Auf der Solartagung im Mai 2009 in Burghausen wurde berichtet,
dass eine Petroleumlampe ca. 80 kg CO2 jährlich produziert.
Für Petroleumlampen muss immer wieder Brennstoff gekauft werden.

Bei Solarlampen fallen keine Folgekosten an.

Deshalb wollen wir unser Zentrum mit Solarlampen ausstatten.
Und dafür bitten wir an dieser Stelle um Ihre Spenden.
Herzlichen Dank

More information:

6 news from the project – the latest from 26 March 2010
About the carrier of this project “WEMA-HOME e.V.”
Location: Gobada via Savalou, Benin
Updated on 17 May 2013, published on 03 November 2009

Read more

Project carrier:

Information about the project:

Tax deductible
Trustworthiness of the project
We forward 100 % of your donation

The German fiscal authorities acknowledged that this project is charitable - You receive a contribution receipt.

Apart from checking the notice of exemption of the German fiscal authorities ("charitability"), betterplace does not assess this project. Since there are thousands of projects from all around the world and since there are a variety of criteria on which an estimation can be based, only one group can make assessments efficiently: the betterplace community, i.e. you. Furthermore, as you know, projects can never checked with 100% certainty of the results- especially in the fundraising sector.

Please inform yourself about the project through our "web of trust": look at the project responsible (why don't you ask a question about your possible donation?), the project description and the news from on-site. You can also take a look at the comments and opinions, previous donors, visitors and internet users have left so far.

We suggest that you support projects, when you know the carrier organisation or the project responsible, or if a trustworthy person recommended the project to you - or if the web of trust convinced you of the project's trustworthiness.

betterplace.org forwards 100 percent of your donation to the project carrier or in cases where there is no carrier organisation to the project responsible. The recipient is obligated to use the money for the purpose that was defined in the description of the project.

\ When you donate you have the option to add a "tip" for betterplace.org to the 100 percent. Through the tips we finance the operation (servers etc.) and development (programming etc.) of our platform. Even though we are charitable, we also have to pay our bills. But of course your tip is completely voluntary. If you donate some money to us - thank you! Your team from betterplace.org.

Ask A. Sücker (Project Manager):

Ask question

Please log in to ask a question.

11 donors

100 % funded

Needs (0):

You can donate for the project in general or for the realisation of one of the following specific needs.

In the project description you can read all about the project that the project responsible wants to realise. The "donate" button above allows you to donate to the project directly.

Furthermore you can find so called "project needs" on betterplace.org. The project responsible specifies what exactly he/she needs to realise the project. You can donate to such concrete needs by clicking on the smaller buttons below.

€80 raised

Wir benötigen für unser Ausbildungszentrum 20 Solarlampen. Eine kostet 80,00 €

Created on 03 November 2009

Show all