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Sustainable water solutions start with empowered communities.
The Solar Champions Program trains local youth in NTT to lead their village water systems independently, long after we leave.






In every session, participants actively exchanged stories, challenges, and ideas. This collaborative environment fostered mutual learning, where participants supported one another, shared practical tips, and built a strong sense of community.
Trains local youth to support and sustain their own village water system, as active members or leaders of the local Water Committee.
Trains youth to scale solar water solutions across multiple communities, going beyond their own village to help others adopt the same model.
Trains local youth to support and sustain their own village water system, as active members or leaders of the local Water Committee.
Trains youth to scale solar water solutions across multiple communities, going beyond their own village to help others adopt the same model.

Yanto Fridus Neno
Solar Champions taught me many valuable lessons, but the most meaningful one was the importance of collaboration and long-term responsibility in managing renewable energy technology. I learned how solar power systems work to pump water, how to maintain systems, and how to raise community awareness so that we can take care of these facilities together.
Yanto Fridus Neno
Solar Champions Village Youth from Tunabesi Village

Yanto Fridus Neno
Solar Champions taught me many valuable lessons, but the most meaningful one was the importance of collaboration and long-term responsibility in managing renewable energy technology. I learned how solar power systems work to pump water, how to maintain systems, and how to raise community awareness so that we can take care of these facilities together.
Yanto Fridus Neno
Solar Champions Village Youth from Tunabesi Village