Viva-MTS and the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC) continue to contribute to infrastructure development in the regions with a focus on border villages. The partners recently summarized the results of another project where they installed a 25 kW/h solar photovoltaic plant in the kindergarten of Yeraskh village, Ararat region, as part of the Ecovillage Network project. It will generate enough electricity to power electric boilers for heating. Other equipment run on electricity can also be powered from this alternative energy source, eliminating electricity costs for the kindergarten. Viva-MTS General Director Armen Avetisian and FPWC Director Ruben Khachatryan were present at the launch of the system. The program implemented by the partner organizations is more than just a control of the heating issue; it is also warranted and expected strategic support. Yeraskh has been deprived of a kindergarten for years. The local school that was granted a respective permit undertook t...