There will be the first wind-powered electricity device in Nghe An for poor villagers.

(Baonghean.vn) -The "Flood Buoy" project hopes to install free wind and solar power equipment for 10 disadvantaged households in Que Phong.

Although Bo Village, Tri Le Commune has a high-voltage power line running through it, it is still one of 40 villages in Que Phong District that does not have access to the national grid. Photo: Xuan Hoang

Through the information "40 border villages without national grid electricity" posted on September 6, 2017 on Nghe An electronic newspaper, the "Flood buoy" project contacted Nghe An Newspaper with the desire to contribute to helping 10 households in Thong Thu commune, Que Phong district.

According to Ms. Pham Thi Huyen - Coordinator of the "Flood Buoy" project, the project will coordinate with the Green Interior Architecture Company 1516 to install 10 free wind and solar power models for households in difficult circumstances in the above commune. The model is enough to provide lighting for households.

“Float in the Flood” is a project initiated and implemented by 4 Vietnamese students participating in the Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) program on Environment, summer 2015 with the support and promotion of the YSEALI Program - US Department of State, and The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Center (University of Montana, USA).

“Flood Lifebuoy 2017” will apply the knowledge and skills that the four project coordinators learned during the disaster risk reduction training course at the ASEAN Youth Volunteer Program 2016 in the Philippines.

This is useful information that Nghe An Newspaper will continue to connect to bring good news to the villagers.

The project is currently being implemented in many localities across the country.

Xuan Hoang