Humanity towards others, the belief in a universal
bond of sharing that connects us all
Humanity towards others, the belief in a universal
bond of sharing that connects us all
Why rural schools
In rural communities the local school is the heartbeat of the community, almost all communal activity happens there.
It’s a communal center, a rally point for meetings, services, polling and many other activities binding the community.
With access to electrical and water infrastructure – this can be the enabler for communal economic empowerment and self-upliftment. Scaling up this infrastructure in time, with electrical and water transmission to all households and business that will benefit from it.
Equal access to primary and maternal healthcare to all with 24/7 power availability.
Underserved rural communities tend to have more health problems and higher level of diseases due to lack of healthcare clean water and sanitation.
Healthcare facilities mostly work in daytime only, these facilities make used of noise polluting diesel generation; a costly fuel that needs to be transported over long distances.
Employing solar energy mini-grid with backup battery storage and access to clean water can be life changing
Access to drinking water – Fast Facts
Access to electricity – FAST Facts
Over 640 million Africans have no access to energy, corresponding to an electricity access rate for African countries at just over 40 percent, the lowest in the world.
Per capita consumption of energy in sub-Saharan Africa (excluding South Africa) is 180 kWh, compared to 13,000 kWh per capita in the United States and 6,500 kWh in Europe.
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