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|manifest-date-updated=2020-07-20
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|manifest-author-name=Megan Moore
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| location = Nicaragua
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|title=Salud del Sol
|description=Salud del Sol is a nonprofit organization that advocates for implementation of solar energy systems in low income communities in Nicaragua. This group is also conducting a solar autoclave project.
|intended-use=Implementing renewable energy projects in low income communities
|keywords=Solar, renewable energy, poverty, healthcare, sustainable development, nonprofit, community, appropriate technology
|contact-name=Curt Beckmann
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|date-published=2009/04/24
|countries-of-design=Nicaragua
|project-afiliation=Grupo Fenix, Las Mujeres Solares, University of Dayton ETHOS program and School of Business Administration
|sustainable-development-goal=SDG07 Affordable and clean energy, SDG01 No poverty, SDG09 Industry, SDG10 Reduced inequalities, SDG11 Sustainable cities and communities, SDG17 Partnerships for the goals
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== Our Mission ==
 
To provide communities in Nicaragua with the opportunity to improve their own healthcare systems while supporting [[sustainable development]] that creates jobs for members of these communities.
To provide communities in Nicaragua with the opportunity to improve their own healthcare systems while supporting [[sustainable development]] that creates jobs for members of these communities.


We believe at the cross section of healthcare, entrepreneurship, and [[renewable energy]] there is an opportunity. This is our way of showing others how to take advantage of this opportunity and to harness sunshine for sustainable business and better health.
We believe at the cross section of healthcare, entrepreneurship, and [[renewable energy]] there is an opportunity. This is our way of showing others how to take advantage of this opportunity and to harness sunshine for sustainable business and better health.


In pursuit of our mission, we have the incredible opportunity to partner with Grupo Fenix and Las Mujeres Solares in Nicaragua and the University of Dayton ETHOS program and School of Business Administration in the United States. As 2009 promises to be a great year for Salud del Sol, we are keeping ourselves focused on our mission through the following objectives:
In pursuit of our mission, we have the incredible opportunity to partner with Grupo Fenix and Las Mujeres Solares in Nicaragua and the University of Dayton ETHOS program and School of Business Administration in the United States. As 2009 promises to be a great year for Salud del Sol, we are keeping ourselves focused on our mission through the following objectives:
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Complete the solar autoclave product design for release into [[rural communities]] in Nicaragua.
Complete the solar autoclave product design for release into [[rural communities]] in Nicaragua.


Create a marketing strategy for the solar autoclave to be implemented in Nicaraguan clinics.
Create a marketing strategy for the solar autoclave to be implemented in Nicaraguan clinics.


Continue to develop the organizational capacities of Salud del Sol.
Continue to develop the organizational capacities of Salud del Sol.


== About ==
== About ==
Salud del Sol was founded by four students from the University of Dayton. After researching solar autoclaves, the company was formed as a way to expand this and other similar renewable energy, health-related technologies. We have backgrounds in both business and engineering, making us able to tackle diverse problems. Our multi-discipline, flexible approach helps people meet their own needs.
Salud del Sol was founded by four students from the University of Dayton. After researching solar autoclaves, the company was formed as a way to expand this and other similar renewable energy, health-related technologies. We have backgrounds in both business and engineering, making us able to tackle diverse problems. Our multi-discipline, flexible approach helps people meet their own needs.


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We are in the process of applying to the IRS for non-profit status as a 501(c)(3) organization.
We are in the process of applying to the IRS for non-profit status as a 501(c)(3) organization.


== External links ==
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[[Category:Appropriate technology organizations]]
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[[Category:Solar]]
[[Category:Renewable energy]]

Latest revision as of 12:56, 23 October 2023

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To provide communities in Nicaragua with the opportunity to improve their own healthcare systems while supporting sustainable development that creates jobs for members of these communities.

We believe at the cross section of healthcare, entrepreneurship, and renewable energy there is an opportunity. This is our way of showing others how to take advantage of this opportunity and to harness sunshine for sustainable business and better health.

In pursuit of our mission, we have the incredible opportunity to partner with Grupo Fenix and Las Mujeres Solares in Nicaragua and the University of Dayton ETHOS program and School of Business Administration in the United States. As 2009 promises to be a great year for Salud del Sol, we are keeping ourselves focused on our mission through the following objectives:

Support the development of a solar powered production center in Sabana Grande de Totogalpa, Nicaragua for manufacturing solar autoclaves.

Develop domestic and international outreach programs for Salud del Sol to increase public awareness.

Complete the solar autoclave product design for release into rural communities in Nicaragua.

Create a marketing strategy for the solar autoclave to be implemented in Nicaraguan clinics.

Continue to develop the organizational capacities of Salud del Sol.

About[edit | edit source]

Salud del Sol was founded by four students from the University of Dayton. After researching solar autoclaves, the company was formed as a way to expand this and other similar renewable energy, health-related technologies. We have backgrounds in both business and engineering, making us able to tackle diverse problems. Our multi-discipline, flexible approach helps people meet their own needs.

As an appropriate technology company, we bring multiple skills to assist our partners with their development needs. Salud del Sol conducts research and development, acts as custodian for intellectual property, secures funding through donations and grants, does market analysis and development, and provides other advice and assistance for long-term sustainability of small businesses in poverty stricken areas.

We are in the process of applying to the IRS for non-profit status as a 501(c)(3) organization.

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Keywords appropriate technology organizations, sustainability organizations, solar, healthcare, entrepreneurship, renewable energy
SDG SDG07 Affordable and clean energy, SDG11 Sustainable cities and communities
Authors Curt Beckmann, Megan Moore
License CC-BY-SA-3.0
Language English (en)
Related 0 subpages, 0 pages link here
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Created April 24, 2009 by Curt Beckmann
Last modified October 23, 2023 by Maintenance script
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