Project Overview

Located in Ghoramara Island — a highly climate-sensitive and erosion-prone zone — SEED’s Coastal Biodiversity Conservation Centre (CBCC) plays a critical role in community-based environmental education and wetland restoration. However, frequent power outages and the absence of stable grid electricity often disrupted awareness programs and community engagement efforts. To address this, a decentralized clean energy solution was implemented through rooftop solar electrification. This initiative ensures uninterrupted energy access for regular capacity building, eco-literacy workshops, and wetland conservation training. Local youth and women were equipped with the knowledge and tools to maintain the system, ensuring long-term sustainability and community ownership.