Fellows Spotlight🌟 Meet Gladys Jerop Sawe and David Ouma Omondi, our Cohort 3 Fellows who are working to 'light' up low income communities. According to a survey by UN Habitat, only 20% of urban slum households have access to steady supply of electricity. Being agents of change, Gladys and David have started Edu-Power Initiative, a project that seeks to provide affordable access to electricity by leveraging on biogas. Through their project, thus far, 80 households are benefiting from the charging stations that Edu-Power has put up. They have also been able to impact more than 400 students in 5 classrooms by providing electric bulbs. Want to learn more about their project? Contact Gladys and David at [email protected] #fellowspotlight #greenenergy
Walter Tito
1w
👏 👏..This is the true journey of reducing our Carbon footprints, Clean energy. Let them feel appreciated 🎊
Beryl Oywer
2w
Exciting times! What a wholistic way to support the community, conserve the environment while supporting education. Kudos to the team.
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1wGreat indeed.The project is superb killing many birds with one stone as the saying goes:education is supported, environment cared for, relationship skills learnt,economic viability and many more.Thumbs up guys