Providing a Sustainable Hot Water Solution for Mannar District General Hospital
Providing a Sustainable Hot Water Solution for Base Hospital Mahiyanganaya BackgroundBase Hospital Mahiyanganaya, located in the Badulla District, is the...
At Benefit NGO, we provide sustainable biomass hot water systems to institutions that serve the public—especially those that cannot afford rising gas and electricity costs. From temples to hospitals, each project you support helps people live with dignity, comfort, and environmental consciousness.
Providing a Sustainable Hot Water Solution for Base Hospital Mahiyanganaya BackgroundBase Hospital Mahiyanganaya, located in the Badulla District, is the...
Providing a Sustainable Hot Water Solution for Base Hospital Dambadeniya BackgroundDambadeniya Hospital plays a vital role in providing healthcare services...
Providing a Sustainable Hot Water Solution for Base Hospital Mahiyanganaya BackgroundBase Hospital Mahiyanganaya, located in the Badulla District, is the...
Providing a Sustainable Hot Water Solution for Sri Lanka Prison Wariyapola BackgroundSri Lanka Prison Wariyapola accommodates approximately 1,500 male and...
Providing a Sustainable Hot Water Solution for Pallekele Ayurveda Hospital BackgroundPallekele Central Province Ayurveda Hospital is the leading Ayurveda hospital...
Providing a Sustainable Hot Water Solution for Sri Sudarmarama Ancient Temple, Galle BackgroundSri Sudarmarama Ancient Temple, located in Galle, Sri...
Providing a Sustainable Hot Water Solution for Vidyakeerthi Maha Pirivena, Haguranketha BackgroundVidyakeerthi Maha Pirivena located in Haguranketha, is an ancient...
📍 Location: Galle
Background:
A historic temple with 16 monks, 2 elderly residents, and large gatherings for Dhamma School and Buddhist ceremonies.
Challenge:
High LP gas and electricity costs make hot water unaffordable and unsustainable for regular activities.
Solution:
A biomass heater will offer cost-efficient, uninterrupted hot water while preserving the temple’s environment and traditions.
📍 Location: Haguranketha
Background:
An ancient temple that provides spiritual and educational services to 130 monks and students.
Challenge:
Relies on costly LP gas, spending Rs. 25,000 monthly just for hot water. Needs 1,000 liters daily for basic use.
Solution:
Installing a biomass hot water heater will reduce costs, ensure daily hot water access, and support long-term sustainability.
📍 Location: Central Province
Background:
150-bed facility providing Ayurvedic treatment to inpatients and daily visitors.
Challenge:
Requires 250L hot water daily. Spends Rs. 52,500/month on firewood and gas for bathing and herbal decoctions.
Solution:
A biomass heater using 10kg of daily coconut shell waste from the kitchen will reduce costs and ensure consistent supply.
📍 Location: Mannar
Background:
A critical healthcare provider for maternity care, surgery, and general treatment.
Challenge:
Hot water needs are growing, but high energy costs hinder service. Current systems are inefficient.
Solution:
Two biomass hot water heaters with storage tanks will reduce dependence on costly energy sources and improve service delivery.
📍 Location: Wariyapola
Background:
Houses around 1,500 male and female prisoners with significant daily hot water needs for sanitation and cooking.
Challenge:
Daily 400L hot water demand is unmet due to high gas and wood costs.
Solution:
Install three 50L biomass hot water heaters to provide reliable, low-cost, and eco-friendly hot water access.
📍 Location: Badulla District
Background:
Only base hospital in the area, serving 600+ patients daily across three provinces and six districts.
Challenge:
1,000L of hot water per day is required, but electricity and gas costs are too high to sustain.
Solution:
Two biomass water heaters using coconut shell waste from the hospital kitchen will reduce expenses and ensure clean hot water.
📍 Location: Dambadeniya
Background:
Serves over 34,000 patients annually. 150–200 daily need hot water for hygiene and food preparation.
Challenge:
Rs. 87,825 spent monthly on cooking and hot water. Gas for hot water alone costs Rs. 8,782.
Solution:
Install a biomass heater that uses on-site firewood and coconut shells, reducing costs and improving sustainability.