The founders' intention is to contribute to reducing the wealth gap between the global North and the global South by creating autonomous and sustainable structures that utilize solar energy as a preferred energy source based on decentralized, low-threshold, and efficient technologies. The foundation aims to promote autonomous solar villages with Eco-Tech. Eco-Tech means: using all types of solar technologies that can provide energy, food, clean water, and medicine for local needs. To this end, the foundation, among other things, covers the costs of creating and operating so-called TTT (Technology Training Transfer) centers. In these centers, Eco-Tech systems are developed, installed, tested, and operated. Particular emphasis is placed on the use of locally available, environmentally friendly, and recyclable materials. The foundation can participate in organizations within the framework of the foundation's purpose. The foundation does not support projects that involve the use of pesticides and/or fungicides. Nor does it support projects that serve the production of weapons and/or drugs. The foundation operates both domestically and internationally within the framework of its purpose. The foundation operates on a non-profit basis, has no primary commercial purpose, and does not strive for profit.
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