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Project Sunshower
A Warm Winter for the Children at Cixing School
The Challenge
Cixing school wasn't equipped with any water-heating facilities to ensure the supply of hot water for shower. During the long, cold winters on the Tibetan plateau, temperatures can drop to -4°F ~ -40°F, making showering a dire problem.
Field Research
The Yushu Reborn team has visited and stayed in Tibet for months during 2020, and we proposed a solar heating project to make use of the ample sunlight on the plateau across all seasons.
Our Solution
We partnered with a construction company in Xining, as well as a charity foundation in Jiangxi, China, to build a solar water heater at a 9-ton capacity. It can support up to 300 people to shower, more than enough for the school.
Yushu Reborn
Photo & Video Credit:
All materials used are produced by our photographer team. Special thanks to Bao Yong and Yichen Huang.
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We’re a non-profit dedicated to supporting Yushu Earthquake victims to obtain medical school education.
We're working with Princeton's
Pace Center for Civic Engagement
201 Frist Campus Center
Princeton, NJ 08544
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