Our Programmes

Providing electricity, clean water, and phone charging using solar energy.

Light a local business Programme

Around 800 million people worldwide live without access to electricity, and another 1.2 billion lack reliable power. Historically, fossil fuels have met energy needs, driving the climate crisis. We must act fast to change this.

Sustainable energy sources like solar power are now both available and affordable. One of the most effective ways to combat climate change is by providing sustainable energy to communities currently living without reliable electricity.Kind donation of solar lights to businesses in remote communities that don't have access to electricity can help them stay late at night to sell more. Kindly click the donate button to donate solar lights

Donate

Sustainable Clean Water Programme

Clean Water Powered by the Sun

Access to safe, clean drinking water is a fundamental human right, yet millions of people in rural communities around the world still rely on contaminated sources. Our Sustainable Clean water Program is designed to change that by harnessing the power of the sun to provide reliable, cost-effective, and sustainable water solutions.

we’ve already brought clean water to thousands of people, improving health outcomes, reducing the time spent collecting water, and empowering communities to thrive. Clean water is essential not just for drinking but also for hygiene, agriculture, and overall well-being. By integrating solar technology, we are making sustainable clean water solutions a reality for communities that need it most.

Support

Water a Crop Programme.

This programme helps support farmers to grow crops in all seasons of the year. The number of food-insecure people in Africa South of the Sahara remains unacceptably high and is set to increase as a result of climate change and weak agricultural and economic growth. According to the 2018 Global Food Policy Report, an additional 38 million people are projected to be at risk of hunger in 2050 as a result of climate change-induced slowdowns and disruptions in agriculture in the region—25 percent more than would be at risk in the absence of climate change.

Under-investment in irrigation development is a key factor in slow agricultural growth. Only 6 percent of cropland in the region is irrigated. Low irrigation development makes agricultural production vulnerable to rainfall variability and prevents farmers from extending production into the dry season.

You can help by donating affordable solar water pump technology to farmers in this region