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The same solar panels powering the cold sheds can be used to create mini-grids, providing essential electricity for lights, medical equipment, and basic appliances in health facilities. Solar-powered masts enable reliable telecommunication in remote areas, connecting with medical professionals for consultations or emergencies, and sharing vital health information with the community.The size of the mini-grid can be adjusted based on the community’s needs, potentially expanding to power homes and schools in the future
Prefabricated cold sheds and solar-powered systems can be quickly deployed to disaster zones, restoring basic healthcare services and communication infrastructure. Reliable communication allows relief workers to coordinate efforts, assess needs, and deliver aid more effectively.
Our approach promotes self-sufficiency by providing renewable energy sources for healthcare and basic needs. Mini-grids can power small businesses, create jobs, and stimulate local economies in underserved areas. Providing local communities with training in maintaining the solar systems ensures long-term sustainability. We collaborate with NGOs, governments, and technology companies to accelerate implementation and ensure the project’s success.
Immunization
Studies show substantial increases in vaccination coverage in areas where our cold sheds are implemented.
Expanded Treatment
Clinics can store antiretroviral drugs locally, making it easier for patients to access continuous treatment
Vaccine:
Reduced Vaccine Wastage: Less wastage due to spoilage, meaning resources are used more efficiently.