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OUR VISION

SELCO Foundation seeks to inspire and implement socially, financially and environmentally inclusive solutions by improving access to sustainable energy. We make under-served communities the central focus of our thoughts, words and actions

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Redefining `scale' through replication - Designing decentralized,
replicable models and processes for clean energy issues around the world

OUR WORK

Interventions that lead to a better quality of life and increased incomes.

Innovation and Sustainability Education
Blacksmiths
Home Lighting Systems and Financial Inclusion
Solar Powered Public Health Centers
Solar Powered Looms
Integrated Energy Centers
Efficient Sewing Machines
Efficient Vaccine Storage
Digital Education Program
Energy for Nomadic Communities

OUR PROCESS

We develop approaches, strategies and solutions through an iterative process.

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STORIES

Capturing the nuances, models, processes and impacts of replicable interventions.

In rural India, low income populations continue to be underserved in terms of access to energy, despite rapid economic growth... .

Livelihoods
Energy Access Models
Integrated Energy Centers
Micro-Entrepreneur Development

A bus hosting a computer class, powered by solar, was designed by SELCO and Don Bosco. The bus travels from school to school, in different...

Education
Energy Access Models
Technology and Design
Integrated Energy Centers

The sewing Machine intervention has looked into aspects such as increasing efficiency, reducing drudgery, enhance reliability of production.

Livelihoods
Financial Inclusion
Training and Capacity Building
Technology and Design
Micro-Entrepreneur Development

78 migrant families availing solar lighting systems through financing from a local financial institution. The case highlights the need of finance...

Energy Access Models
Solar Home Lighting Systems
Financial Inclusion

HOW CAN YOU GET INVOLVED?

Find out how you can contribute as an intern, volunteer, researcher or entrepreneur.

GET IN TOUCH

A farmer in a mud hut,
a fruit seller on the pavement,
a music school in the forest –
how can the diverse energy needs
of such deprived communities be met?