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Japan emergency project: Give lights to the tsunami victims in Japan - Phase 1 (緊急津波被害者支援プロジェクト第1弾)

Japan

On 11 March 2011, Japan was struck by the most powerful earthquake and tsunami, leaving massive impact and thousands of people remain homeless without proper access to energy and lighting. This emergency project provides solar powered lanterns to the most severely affected areas.

Problem

The devastating earthquake and tsunami have paralyzed Japan's northern area. Survivors evacuated to temporary shelters, but lack of electricity is leaving the victims vulnerable. The project addresses urgent need of providing light to the affected areas.

3月11日に日本を襲った地震は、多くの被害者を出し一時的な避難所で夜を過ごしています。そこでも電力の供給が絶たれ、夜はかろうじて、ろうそくや懐中電灯で明かりをとっています。ソーラーランタンによって、この問題を解決します。

Proposed solution

The solar powered lanterns will provide clean energy to the affected, where the power supply has been paralyzed.

電気の供給が途切れた被災地域で、にソーラーランタンを提供します。

Number of people who will benefit

1,800 (assuming one lantern can provide minimum lighting to three people)

約1800人(一つのランタンで3人ほどが明かりをとれると想定)

About the beneficiaries

People affected by the earthquake in Miyagi, Fukushima and/or Iwate prefecture.

岩手、福島、宮城県などで地震の被害にあった方々を対象とします。

Distribution

The products will be distributed for free, through the Montbell's emergency response team.

モンベルの義援チームを通じて、必要な場所・人々に配布されます。

Campaign amount

6053

Timeframe for implementation

1-3 weeks

Budget Detail

Item Explanation Unit cost Quantity Cost
Product Cost of the technology 7.56 600 4,536
Shipping, clearance and local duty Cost of international shipping     1,250
Wire transfer fee One transfer to tech provider, one transfer to cover local duty and clearance 45 1 45
Paypal/other payment processing fee 3.3% average based on the average size of project and average donation amount 3.30%   199
Kopernik 10% In order to cover due diligence cost that Kopernik conducts     Waived
TOTAL BUDGET       6,030

Contribution of organization

Using Montbell's logistics and human resources capacity.

This project is located in Japan

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Additional Information

Affected areas, including Iwate, Miyagi, and/or Hukushima prefecture.

Donors