Barefoot Timeline Template


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2	1972	1	1							Barefoot Today	Barefoot College International operates in over 2000 villages in 93 countries worldwide. The impact of direct training and services ripples out to impact more than two million people, giving communities access to clean water, lucrative livelihoods and safe, renewable energy. This near 50-year journey has inspired us to learn and share the value of rural wisdom. This is the story of how Barefoot came to be.		Barefoot			title		https://www.flickr.com/photos/88922124@N07/49915706553/in/album-72157714378463396/
3	1997	12	1							First trained Barefoot solar engineer	Kamala Devi, 1997 – Despite opposition from her village, Kamala would finish her household chores in the morning, travel to the solar workshop at Beenjerwada. Then, after a tiring day, she would take time to teach children at the night school. She is now head of the manufacturing, repairing and training unit of solar energy equipment at Kadampura, an expanded centre of The Barefoot College.		Barefoot					http://www.thehindu.com/multimedia/dynamic/01251/DE30_PERISCOPE3_1251856f.jpg
4	2006									A grand experiment of expansion	The Barefoot College visits Tombouctou, on the Niger river, for the first time. It launches an experiment to provide solar power to select remote rural villages who have no hope of being connected to a conventional grid.		Barefoot					https://www.flickr.com/photos/121672567@N08/24877987063/in/dateposted/
5	2014									Zanzibar Opens	International expansion to Africa begins with the opening of the first of five regional training centres, modeled on the Approach and Solutions of The Barefoot College in Tilonia.		Barefoot					http://static1.squarespace.com/static/55bde4aae4b088b38451d449/55bde596e4b04e3f146a0906/55be153fe4b0bf5a19e96147/1438520775153/20150722-DSCF0926-2.jpg?format=1500w
6	2016									Latin America	Expansion plans for Latin America with a focus on the Amazon and indigenous Mayan land stewards of Central America and Mexico.		Barefoot					https://www.flickr.com/photos/121672567@N08/26383581861
7	2016	8	22							Launching Pacific Solar Initiative	A program that will affect more than 15,000 lives across the 14 Pacific Island Countries is aimed at creating Solar Engineers to install and maintain solar systems and further enabling them to become professional solar trainers. http://bit.ly/PacificInitiative		Barefoot					https://www.flickr.com/photos/88922124@N07/28918949552/in/album-72157671368472430/
8	2018									Strategic Goals	Our goal is to train 5000 women in solar and livelihood initiatives by our 50th Anniversary in 2021 across the countries we serve. We can get there with your help: <a href="/donate">Donate</a>		Barefoot					https://www.flickr.com/photos/121672567@N08/16167023209
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2	1972	7	3				Barefoot Begins	As a young post graduate student, Sanjit “Bunker” Roy, volunteers to live and work in one of India’s poorest states. Roy becomes friends with Meghraj, a farmer from the small village of Tilonia, Rajasthan. The two share a dream of grafting formal urban knowledge on rural wisdom to create a world without want. They temporarily lease an abandoned tuberculosis sanatorium from the Government for one Rupee a month in Tilonia.	Barefoot	title	https://flic.kr/p/dqb5nH
3	1975	1					First Craft Bazaar	The first craft bazaar is held, at a time when few craft workers from the villages went to urban centres. It spawns a whole series of such efforts like Craft Fairs, Dastakar and many others.	Barefoot		https://www.flickr.com/photos/srishakatux/14473295255/in/album-72157645286824075/
4	1980	11	1	1985	12	15	Construction of Barefoot College	After acquiring eight acres of land in 1977, the Tilonia community builds the college facilities over a five year period. The Barefoot College is the first, fully solar electrified campus located in rural India.	Barefoot		https://www.flickr.com/photos/116738483@N04/15738239258/in/album-72157649153124638/
5	1989	11	16				Harnessing the Sun	The Barefoot College begins using the sun’s energy for solar electrification, hot water, solar cookers and fresh drinking water through solar powered desalination. The use of kerosene lamps on campus is no longer needed and the beginnings of the solar engineering program is developed.	Barefoot		https://www.flickr.com/photos/119507691@N02/16265906168/in/album-72157650670664915/
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8	2013						Clinton Global Initiative Honor	Bunker Roy is honored with Clinton Global Service Award in 2013. In response, the Indian government authorises $2.5 million for Barefoot to launch five regional training centres in Sub-Saharan Africa.	Barefoot		https://www.flickr.com/photos/116738483@N04/15886254525/in/album-72157649476032901/