One Meralco Foundation finds way to bring the benefits of electrification to low-income households in Metro Manila to last-mile schools in the most remote parts of the country. By finding localized approaches to electrification, more Filipinos can be a step closer to equitable access to power.
76,190
Low-income households energized
302
Remote public schools energized in 39 provinces
620
Families benefited from water access electrification
15,603
Individuals benefited from rural health center electrification
523
Cooperative members benefited from agriculture and livelihood electrification
7,880
Families benefited from Light Up Pilipinas' solar lamps
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Low-income homes within the Meralco franchise area are provided assistance to comply with the requirements for household electrification.
Off-grid public schools are provided alternative source of electricity to power modern learning equipment to improve teachers' and students' productivity.
Agriculture and livelihood facilities are energized with solar PV systems to boost the cooperatives' productivity and provide better for their families.
Rural health centers and barangay health stations in off-grid communities are provided solar electrification to enable the use of basic medical apparatus to serve the immediate needs of the community.
Water access facilities in off-grid communities are provided solar electrification support to enable the flow of clean water in the community.
Low-income homes within the Meralco franchise area are provided assistance to comply with the requirements for household electrification.
The solar lamp distribution initiative empowers underserved Filipinos in remote communities, including fishermen, forest rangers, students, among many others.
Low-income homes within the Meralco franchise area are provided assistance to comply with the requirements for household electrification.
Off-grid public schools are provided alternative source of electricity to power modern learning equipment to improve teachers' and students' productivity.
Agriculture and livelihood facilities are energized with solar PV systems to boost the cooperatives' productivity and provide better for their families.
Rural health centers and barangay health stations in off-grid communities are provided solar electrification to enable the use of basic medical apparatus to serve the immediate needs of the community.
Water access facilities in off-grid communities are provided solar electrification support to enable the flow of clean water in the community.
The solar lamp distribution initiative empowers underserved Filipinos in remote communities, including fishermen, forest rangers, students, among many others.
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