The European Commission calls

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European Business Environment Awards to recognize those companies that successfully combine the economic viability of their businesses with environmental protection. To date, EncASa Oaxaca has benefited more than 1,100 families with access to electricity (clean energy), as well as drinking water, appropriate sanitation and safe kitchens, in more than 140 rural Oaxacan communities. It provides access to electricity with home photovoltaic systems made up of equipment without heavy metals or CO2 emitters, which allow connecting and recharging electrical devices that prevent the uncontrolled use and disposal of batteries in rural and, for the most part, sensitive environments. In addition, it offers cooking systems that save firewood and, therefore, avoid deforestation.

It facilitates systems of access to water and sanitation, which improve sanitary conditions and imply savings in water and reuse of organic waste in the Oaxacan rural environment, where they also suffer from recurrent drought; That is, it is a tool to increase resilience and adapt to climate change. Acciona.org Guatemala Mobile Number List develops this program following its unique model of action, which is based on bringing ACCIONA's services and infrastructure to communities in extreme poverty, in the search for long-term sustainability of its initiatives, developing adapted service provision models. to each context, and in cooperation with other actors with development objectives, with whom it shares achievements and responsibilities.



This last aspect is what seeks to recognize the “International business cooperation” category of the European Business Awards for the Environment, whose organization will announce, in the coming weeks, the winners of these prestigious awards in both its Spanish and European sections. . In this regard, engineer Enrique Toledo, Director of ACCIONA.org programs in Mexico, who is originally from Oaxaca, said: “In Mexico we have been working since 2012, motivated by the needs of the indigenous people who traveled long distances to get water or consumed undrinkable water which caused digestive diseases; who did not have electricity and suffered from eye diseases; who suffered from respiratory diseases due to poisoning from smoke from chimneys and risked a fire inside their homes.