Building Greener Tomorrow 2.0: Solarizing a Healthcare Centre and Government Girls School in Rewari

Building Greener Tomorrow 2.0 is a community-oriented initiative focused on promoting sustainable development across the healthcare and education sectors in Rewari, Haryana. The project addresses critical infrastructure and sustainability needs at an Urban Primary Health Centre and a Government Girls Senior Secondary School through renewable energy solutions, essential facility improvements, and awareness activities.

The initiative aims to demonstrate how clean energy and improved infrastructure can contribute to better public services, healthier environments, and more sustainable community institutions.

Key Objectives

• Promote the adoption of renewable energy in essential community institutions.

• Improve the reliability of electricity supply at the Urban Primary Health Centre.

• Enhance ventilation and comfort for patients and their attendants at the healthcare facility.

• Improve energy sustainability at the Government Girls Senior Secondary School.

• Provide access to clean drinking water for school students.

• Promote awareness about health, hygiene, and sustainable practices among students.

Key Intervention Areas

1. Urban Primary Health Centre (PHC)The project supports the healthcare facility by:

• Promoting a more reliable and sustainable power supply through renewable energy solutions.

• Improving ventilation to enhance the comfort and well-being of patients and their attendants.

• Strengthening the overall healthcare environment through infrastructure improvements.

2. Government Girls Senior Secondary SchoolThe intervention at the school focuses on:

• Promoting energy sustainability through renewable energy solutions.

• Providing clean drinking water facilities for students.

• Fostering awareness around health and hygiene.

• Creating a healthier and more supportive environment for girls' education.

Implementation Approach

The project is being implemented through a bipartite partnership between Greenheck India Private Limited and CCSE (Centre for CSR and Sustainability Excellence), with Paryog Foundation supporting CCSE as a partner. By combining renewable energy, infrastructure development, and awareness-building, the initiative seeks to create lasting improvements in public healthcare and education infrastructure while advancing sustainability at the community level.