Solar Chapter is a non profit organization that aims to assist the infrastructure development of remote villages in Indonesia with the newest energy method. Solar Chapter runs as a medium for university students who are attending higher education abroad to contribute to the growth and development of their homeland despite being thousands of kilometers away. 

About 18 million Indonesians lack safe water and 20 million lack access to improved sanitation facilities. With the COVID-19 pandemic, millions are still striving to endure this crisis with an added challenge. The lack of basic necessities such as water is critical to the health of families in Indonesia especially in rural areas. Resource: https://water.org/our-impact/where-we-work/indonesia/ 

The limited access to clean water made us aware of the substandard living conditions still experienced by many Indonesian citizens. We have first-hand experience seeing the villagers walk 2 kilometers per day to access clean water. Residents of all ages, including the elderly and adolescence, spend 4 hours traversing through rocky roads on foot just to retrieve water. We are on a mission to change that! 

With your help on completing the challenges, your actions will be converted into monetary donations by our sponsors which will be used to provide infrastructure to save people from doing laborious work to access clean water. Through this campaign, we invite all of you to contribute to improving the lives of the people at Kareka Nduku village. Their need for us to have wellness is greater than ever. Let’s provide clean water for them!

WaterForKarekaNduku

We aim to sustainably provide water access to help the people of Kareka Nduku, NTT. 

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Residents who live in Kareka Nduku have to walk 2 hours daily to reach a clean water source. These residents range from young toddlers to seniors who take four hours only to draw out and carry water through cobbled streets back to their village. Kareka Nduku is just one of many villages in Indonesia that still lacks access to clean water. As we raise awareness regarding this issue, we are reminded by how important water is and sympathize with our brothers and sisters who are not as privileged as we are. 
Indonesia is perceived as a country that has not been able to increase the development of its regions evenly. On one hand, there are cities with well developed buildings spread across the area, with easy access to a variety of facilities, and its growth and development continue to improve. On the other hand, there are many smaller villages that do not experience any kind of development. With the COVID-19 pandemic, millions are still striving to endure this crisis with an added challenge. The lack of basic necessities such as water is critical to the health of families in Indonesia especially in rural areas. By joining this challenge, you are raising awareness regarding this issue as well as becoming part of our journey to help the people at Kareka Nduku. 


By highlighting the significant impact of water and how we can improvise to maximize the use of water in our everyday life. The challenge will consist of different actions such as sharing a photo of your drinking water source, a picture of different ways to conserve water as well as sharing your thoughts and feelings regarding water pollution and water waste that contributes to global warming. 

All the donations received by Solar Chapter will be used to build a solar water pump system for residents at Kareka Nduku village, NTT, Indonesia. The goal of this campaign is to improve the quality of life of people at Kareka Nduku village by providing easy access to clean water.
