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International NGO Network : SECMOL
Contact
SECMOL : The Students' Educational and Cultural Movement of Ladakh
E-mail address : info@secmol.org
Web site location : www.secmol.org
the Organisation
SECMOL - The Students' Educational and Cultural Movement of Ladakh
SECMOL was founded in 1988 by a group of young Ladakhis to reform the educational system of Ladakh. Today our activities are extremely varied and numerous. We organize activities for Ladakhi youth, run a campus for students going to school or college en Leh, develop solar energy projects, and much more.
Activities
- SECMOL Campus at Phey: SECMOL Campus is located near the village of Phey 18 km from Leh. The solar heated campus is home to about 40 students from remote villages.
- Solar energy and Sheyson Solar Earthworks: SECMOL has many years of experience with solar energy. Its campus in Phey is completely solar-powered and heated. It now offers design and construction of solar buildings to others.
- Youth camps: SECMOL's annual youth camps are enormously popular among rural students. They learn Ladakhi history and geography, English, and solar energy, alongside Ladakhi dancing and games, etc.
- Volunteering: SECMOL usually has a few volunteers, both domestic and international, helping with English teaching, architecture training, ice hockey, and much more.
- Ecotourism: SECMOL's eco-friendly travel agency, Around Ladakh with Students (ALS), specialises in cultural exchange for student groups and organises homestays, interactions with Ladakhi students, monastery and historical visits, treks and village tours.
- Publications: SECMOL and its sister concern Melong Publications publish books about Ladakhi language and food, children's stories, and school books and teaching materials designed specially for Ladakh.
- Education reforms in Ladakh: One of SECMOL's main objectives has always been to improve the education system. Since 1994 we collaborated with the local government in a movement to improve education in Leh District.
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