Lider ng Bukas
DepEd + ChildFund Philippines
Krissy, 16, pitched a solar energy project to her YES-O club in Dipolog. It failed. She rebuilt it. Now her SolaRise design is replicating in 20 rural schools, powered by provincial government funding. She's not famous. She's a high schooler who showed her town what "lider ng bukas" really means.
Impact Metrics
Students in Clubs
Schools Participating
Eco-Scouts Trained/Year
Sustainable Development Goals
Quality Education
Gender Equality
Decent Work
Reduced Inequality
Responsible Consumption
Climate Action
Life on Land
About This Project
Organisation: DepEd + ChildFund Philippines
Location: Philippines-wide, Philippines
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Endorsed and monitored by national or international government agencies.
Standard: DepEd-Mandated (Order No. 72, 2003)
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