Moving towards more solar for rural communities in need
SolarAid Zambia's Manager, Trevor, will shortly be going on a trip to the Eastern Province to observe the macro-solar installation process. He will do this in partnership with the People's Action Forum (PAF), the organisation that runs community centres- or CABLACs- in Zambia. During the trip, members of PAF will also receive training in macro-solar installation.
Two locations for macro installations have recently been identified as Chipata- near the Malawian border- and Infuro. The new sites within these areas will include schools, community and training centres. Things should start moving quickly now, with a proposed seven installations scheduled for completion by the end of May!
In micro-solar, the team is waiting for a large import order of 2000 products to arrive. Once these are on the ground, production and training will start in Shesheke- a very poor and remote area in the South West of Zambia.
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