For the Orang Asli living in communities with no electricity, access to energy is costly and time-consuming. Our pilot solar charging station project makes it more accessible to charge mobiles and electronic devices for these communities.
It was a day of excitement and relief as 25 families in the Orang Asli village of Jenit finally have flowing water in their homes. This Communities Unite for Purewater (CUP) project is made possible by out partner, Ecolab.
The Orang Asli (indigenous people of Peninsular Malaysia) traditionally build their homes from the resources available locally; bamboo, palm leaves, wood. But as forests are cleared, it becomes increasingly difficult for the Orang Asli to build and repair their homes.
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