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Help provide health services and light desperately needed for Rohingya refugees fleeing to Bangladesh.
THE PROBLEM
THE SOLUTION
The 900,000+ Rohingya people in Cox’s Bazaar continue to live on an empty plot of wetlands and will remain there for the foreseeable future. The conditions are extremely difficult, made more so by the monsoon rains. Energy is not available to this growing group meaning that they are living in the dark, clinics cannot cool medicines or see patients at night, families cannot charge their phones to locate loved ones, and women and children are at high-risk at night.
THE EXPECTED IMPACT
Four more Solevolt Solar Home kits will be distributed by Kopernik to mobile health clinics in Cox’s Bazaar. These solar systems will provide lighting to clinics, as well as an electricity supply to power medical equipment. The installation and management of these systems will be overseen by the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) who are the cluster lead on health for the Rohingya crisis.
PROJECT COST
Technology
Costs associated with purchasing & shipping the technology
$3,300
Project Implementation and Monitoring & Evaluation
Costs associated with project management, data collection, analysis and reporting
$859
Processing Fees
Cost of transferring payments internationally & processing online donations (5%)
$40
Administration Fee
A contribution to Kopernik's operational costs (15%)
$0
Total $4,199
This project is managed by Kopernik Solutions along with trusted partner organisations on behalf of our client.