Completed Installations
Following are the list of successful installations in all the countries. The installations were made with the help of volunteers from around the world.
- Shree Sagarmatha Higher Secondary School, Nepal
Shree Sagarmatha Higher Secondary School is located in remote area of Ghodetar VDC of Bhojpur district, East Nepal. This school was established in 1975 AD, with only the primary level education. Because of the hard struggle and commitment of the people towards the education, now this primary school is able to run higher secondary school with more facilities. Now, this school has its won school building, big library, and laboratory room.
read more » - Shree Pema Chholing Monastery Management and Religion Preservation Committee Monk Family, Nepal
Shree Pema Chholing Monastery lies in the lap of the mountain of Chaurikharka Village Development Committee (VDC) of Solukhumbu district. The monastery is situated only half an hour way from the main trekking route to Mount Everest.
read more » - Woulathang community primary school, Bhutan
The Woulathang community primary school is located in one of the remote areas under the Toewang Gewog ( block ) in the Punakha Dzongkhag ( district ). of Bhutan and can only be reached by a walk of four hours from the nearest road head.
read more » - Upatissagama Community Building Anuradhapura district, Sri Lanka
Upatissagama village is situated in Mahavilachhiya DS division of Anuradhapura district, Srilanka. Mahavilachhiya touches the Manar district. According to the history, one of the powerful Ministers named Upatissa, first settled down in the first village in this area. Therefore, it is called “Upatissa Gama” and it is called Upatissagama village. At present, the total number of households of the village is 30 and the total population is 124, 48 are male, 33 are female and 43 are children. The main occupations of this village are agriculture, house guarding and animal husbandry. Only 25 % of the villagers here are literate in this community and only one primary school in village.
read more » - Thurunusevana Kongahakanda Community Building,Sinharaja Rainforest, a "Man and the Biosphere" Region Kondahamula, Sinharaja National Forest, Sri Lanka
The Kongahakanda village is situated in the last rain virgin rain forest in Sri Lanka, the ancient Sinharaja, declared a world heritage site in 1988. The forest is renowned for astounding varieties of endemic wildlife, especially birds, and the reserve is also home to over 50% of Sri Lanka's endemic species of mammals and butterflies, as well as many kinds of insects, reptiles and rare amphibians. Village residents are known for the production of treacle and jaggery, natural cane extracts that are traditional supplements for sugar. Containing five times the minerals of processed sugar, they are used abundantly in Sri Lankan delicacies such as Watalappan (steamed egg custard) and Imbul Kiri Bath, or coconut milk rice. In addition to these cane extracts, villagers also make livelihoods from the cultivation of arecanuts, black pepper, banana, anthurium, and bamboo.
read more » - Bhikku Mission House Nabada Pokuna Senasanaya seaside, Sri Lanka
Bhikku Mission House Nabada Pokuna Senasanaya is a monk residence building, situated in North – Western part of Kurunegala district of Sri Lanka. The total population of the village is 600, where 125 are male, 150 are female and 325 are children. Only 20% of the total population is literate according to the Government data and this village has only one primary level school. Beside this, main income source of the village is paddy and vegetables. It is believed that this monk residence building was constructed in 1990 AD by very popular Queen Vihara Maha Devi. The main objectives to establish this building was to teach Buddhism and spread a spiritual knowledge in village. Currently 7 monks are living in the building where some young monks are trying to start free tuition classes to local children.
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