Let There Be Light International (LTBLI) is committed to fighting energy poverty (SDG7) in sub-Saharan Africa and climate change (SDG13)
Bringing light and health to rural communities
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Member Stories
Catalyst 2030 members have inspiring stories to share. Around the world, our members are co-creating socially innovative, human-centred solutions to the challenges faced in the most underserved communities.
TOMbag – the world’s first reusable garbage bag
TOMbag, Australian social enterprise and new Catalyst 2030 member is on a mission to rid the world of single-use plastic garbage bags
DiaLeb: Offering support for people with diabetes
DiaLeb has successfully helped many patients and has distributed medication supplies for diabetes and other non-communicable diseases.
Empowering Young Global Citizens through Education, Employment and Entrepreneurship
In this article, Kenneth Kwok, Founder of KIDsforSDGs, a Catalyst 2030 member, uses the 6Ps Approach to advocate for youth leadership and entrepreneurship as ways to empower young global citizens.
Tackling hunger in Nigeria
The ability to consistently meet the food demands of the growing population is crucial to food security. That is why the work of social entrepreneur and Catalyst 2030 member, Uche Daniel Jumbo, is critical.
Dream A Dream celebrates successes
With the nationwide impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in India, Dream a Dream have stepped in and worked relentlessly to support young people and communities.
MEMBER STORIES: Projeto Saúde & Alegria
Caetano Scannavino, Coordinator of the Brazilian NGO Health and Happiness Project (Projeto Saúde & Alegria) writes about taking care of the Amazon
MEMBER STORIES: Bridge of Peace and Love Organisation
Started in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, this project helps vulnerable single mothers and pregnant women by providing them with food and hygiene requirements to meet their most immediate needs
MEMBER STORIES: Project Schoolhouse
Project Schoolhouse believes that bringing water directly to every home is crucial to relieving girls from the burden of carrying water so they can focus on their studies.