Partner Organizations

The Appropriate Infrastructure Development Group (AIDG) helps individuals and communities get affordable and environmentally sound access to electricity, sanitation and clean water. Through a combination of business incubation, education, and outreach, we help people get technology that will better their health and improve their lives.

AMMID (Asociación Maya-Mam de Investigación y Desarrollo) is a non-profit organization whose members live in the Comitancillo area of Guatemala. The NGO is managed and staffed by Mayan people from the Mam culture. It was established in 1997 to facilitate the development of self-sufficiency of its members. AMMID serves as a centre for training, research and community projects.

The mission of Grupo Fenix is to contribute to the wellbeing of rural communities, creating an awareness of sustainable lifestyles through technical and cultural exchange, promotion, and research in the field of renewable energy.

As a company, we promote the marvelous resource of the sun in areas where the electric grid does not reach. Our work confronts many challenges given that to achieve reaching these areas requires a lot of effort. Finally, the result is satisfaction with a high quality service that pleases us because the customers have a better quality of life.

The Otonga Foundation is an organization that works to protect the environment, biodiversity, and education in regions of the cloud forests of Ecuador.

The Instituto Chaminade Marianistas is a post-secondary technical school, which offers a three year career program in Information Communication Technologies (ICT) and a variety of additional extension courses. The mission of the Institute is to promote the development of youth, preferentially the poor from Callao, according to the Marianist educational principles. Thereby increasing employment possibilities by way of a quality integrated technical formation and insertion into the labor market.

Our goal is to enrich humanity and protect the environment by equipping people with social and technological tools that permit them to direct their own destinies. All of our activities center around three key concepts: alternative education, renewable energy and social justice. Cedesol has incorporated thousands of ecological cookers into the Bolivian and southern Peruvian cultures. Our vision of ecological cookers is the integrated use of efficient biomass, retained heat and solar cooking.