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India
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Ubicación
India
Tipo
Wind power
Registry
Standards
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Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible

Quality Education

USD 40,000

invested to improve access to education

Gender Equality

500 girls

educated on gender rights, health and soft skills through workshops organised by Mytrah Wind

Clean Water and Sanitation

1,450,000 litres of water processed

on average per year, 2015-17

Affordable and Clean Energy

670,000 MWh

supplied to India’s energy grid on average each year

Decent work and economic growth

12 permanent jobs

plus 84 temporary jobs created, boosting the local economy

Climate Action

921,000 tonnes of CO2e

reduced on average annually

The Solution

This wind energy project in the Indian states of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh tackles climate change by providing a renewable source of electricity for India’s fossil-fuel dominated Southern Grid. The project is helping speed up the transition towards a low-carbon energy system by increasing the capacity of renewable power generation in the region, so increasing demands will be met with clean energy.

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The Impact

As well as reducing emissions, this project also supports the wellbeing of communities through a range of side activities and projects. This includes employment opportunities for locals, training for health volunteers working in deprived areas and a community store to distribute donated items to disadvantaged community members. Two community camps, run by Mytrah Energy and UNICEF, empower young women by educating them on their rights, creative abilities and skills in healthcare, while a safe water project provides clean water, improved sanitation facilities and education about sanitation.

Project ID: 302192
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