Munkhjargal's family lives in Ulaanbaatar - the coldest capital in the world. Winter temperatures average -20 Celsius. (-4 F). She has two young daughters that she needs to keep warm.

A new six-layer insulating yurt blanket will save her family one bag of fuel every 3 days, drastically lowering the family's energy cost and local air pollution. With the money saved, Munkhjargal can help her daughters to stay healthy and go to school.

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Dashdavaa is a grandmother living with her son and has lived in the city for the past 24 years. As fuel prices have increased over the last several years, she noticed that her fuel expenses had grown dramatically in the cold Mongolian winters.

Since purchasing an insulated yurt blanket, Dashdavaa has reported that her fuel expenses have greatly decreased. In fact, she has liked the new Ger insulation so much that she has recommended it to her friends.

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This eco entrepreneur from Northern India needed a five year microloan to purchase a solar lighting system for her house. In India, less than 30% of households have access to grid electricity.

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