The dissemination of Renewable Energy technology (RET?s) is expected to generate employment for the youth in terms of entrepreneurial avenues for the back up services for the installed RET?s. The project has contributed towards reducing women?s drudgery due to better lightening facilities; they reported of having more time at hand to do more productive work. The improved kerosene lighting devices, and the improved Solar lantern and Solar home systems reduced the indoor pollution. There was considerable impact on the health of one and all, especially of children and women. Many nearby villages adopted the use of some of the techniques. The process was taken up in remote, undulated environment, which were normally left out in the state development programmes.

Limitations: During the execution of the project the NGO also encountered many problems, like the delay in contributions from the communities, not all people attending trainings regularly and men dominating the proceedings. Logistics were also a major constraint. Agreement in choosing and agreeing for the beneficiaries in a more transparent, open way was a real issue. The people who were agreed upon would be replaced through others under pressures etc. Weather conditions also were a limiting factor in many ways; incessant rains many a times would result in breakdown of communications and postponements of programs raising doubts and suspicions in the minds of people.

The Solar power lanterns were very much appreciated by the Schools and evoked greater consciousness in the minds of the school children in the judicious use of electricity.