A
FRENCH education foundation, in partnership with EDF, a globalelectricity
company, will help schools in rural areas of Myanmar to gain access to
electricity through a solar-powered system, according to a member of the
region’s Amyotha Hluttaw.
The
donor organisations will select about 30 out of 40 schools currently without
electricity to receive the power donations after inspection tour of the schools
have been conducted this month, said U Ko Ko Naing, Amyotha Hluattaw
representative in Kalaywa Constituency, who will also be involved in the
scrutiny process.
The
MP remarked that the donated electricity plays a very important role in
promoting education among rural students.
Thanks
to the new programme, over 30 schools in Kalaywa Township, Kalay District,
Sagaing Region, will enjoy electricity distributed through a solar power system
that will assist students and teachers by allowing the use of computers and IT
products.
Solar
power facilities donated by the France foundation and the electricity supply
plan to install the necessary equipment at the beginning of next year. The
solar facilities are estimated to arrive in the country next month. The donors
will also share maintenance techniques to protect the solar facilities for
sustainable energy generation.
Ref;
The Global New Light of Myanmar
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