Zambia
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Projects completed in Zambia include schools, water systems, a medical clinic and a conservation organization.
16
projects completed
32,000+
people directly impacted
120+
women farmers supported
8
schools powered by solar+storage
128
kilowatts of
solar installed
Schools
More than 6,200 students across
8 schools in Zambia benefit from our solar energy installations. Students can study after dark and adults benefit from literacy classes.
Medical Clinics
The Kaloko Clinic in Ndola, Zambia serves a community of nearly 20,000 people and clinic staff now have reliable power for storing medicine, treating patients and providing safer deliveries for expectant mothers.
Water Systems
More than 3,494 people are benefiting from solar-powered water pumping, storage and irrigation systems in
6 villages. The water systems improve health and safety, boost income for women farmers and improve food security.
Conservation
Conservation Lower Zambezi's conservation education and ranger patrol programs are fully powered by a solar and energy storage system we installed over a decade ago and recently helped upgrade.
• Project Spotlight •
Kaloko Clinic
Reliable Service for 20,000 people
The Kaloko clinic in northern Zambia serves nearly 20,000 people and had no power for 20 hours a day, forcing mothers to give birth in darkness and sweltering heat, leaving vaccines unrefrigerated, and preventing critical medical tests from being run safely. Now, the clinic has reliable, clean electricity around the clock—bringing safe lighting and air conditioning to the maternity ward, proper vaccine storage, and fully functioning medical equipment.
