PowerMundo

Imagine paying $10 per month to light your home with a single kerosene
lantern or cooking dinner on a campfire in your kitchen. Over half the
people in the world do not have access to safe and affordable products
to meet their basic needs for simple tasks like cooking meals,
lighting homes, or purifying water. As a result, billions of people
suffer from preventable illnesses, deplorable living conditions, and
energy poverty.

To solve this problem we have created an innovative marketing,
wholesale distribution, and micro-franchise company, to connect people
living in poverty to a network of sustainable products and resources.
We manage a worldwide distribution network for clean technology
products (e.g. solar lights, windup radios, UV water purifiers, solar
cell phone chargers) and empower local sales people to bring clean
technology to remote corners of Peru. As a result, people live
healthier, gain new employment opportunities, and conserve precious
natural resources.

If you're interested in following our work, please watch for our new
website and documentary coming out soon at PowerMundo.com

Or join our PowerMundo Facebook group,
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=41350875168#/group....



Hello friends, family, and colleagues:

Please take a brief moment to support our start-up social business, PowerMundo.

Your vote may help our social enterprise raise $10,000, get great publicity, and get our foot in the door at the US Agency for International Development (USAID). Please vote to help us improve peoples' lives and conserve the natural environment.

Please cast your vote online to support our enterprise before December 12, 2008, 5:00pm Pacific Time.


Please take four easy steps to help us get our social business off the ground:

Step 1. Please to go to

http://www.netsquared.org/usaid/vote

Step 2: Register and log in

Step 3: Vote for PowerMundo at:

http://www.netsquared.org/projects/building-and-managing-...

NOTE: you must vote for three projects for your ballot to count.

Step 4: Please forward this email to as many people you know that
might be interested in helping people help themselves!

• Mergen Chuluun wrote (2 years ago):

  Are you guys doing anything in Mongolia? This project initially started from the business side with a team from my entrepreneurship class taking on the business plan writing. Glad to see it still going.

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