Solar for children
Greetings SolarAiders,
Welcome to our Tanzania blog. This is for a very ambitious and ground-breaking project that will change the lives of hundreds of people.
We want to do three things with this project:
1. Train solar entrepreneurs to build and sell solar lanterns, solar radios and solar chargers for mobile phones.
2. Install solar panels on 100 schools in rural Tanzania so that children can have a better education.
3. Carry out special classes in these schools to teach children and teachers about solar energy.
But we need your help! If you could donate £10 or £20 a month to this project that would help us plan more effectively and sustain it in the long term.
Jeremy Leggett
SolarAid Chairman
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