Tag: SDG 3

Equipping school canteens and health centres with water pumps and solar-powered refrigerators

Renewable energy can greatly benefit social institutions, by powering refigeration or water access in medical centres and schools.

Health centres sell ice cream and drinks thanks to solar electricity

Since October 2021, 15 health centres have been producing their own solar electricity. This allows them to supply patients around the clock. People also come...

“The most important facility of the village is now electrified”

Cedikope with its 800 inhabitants is located on an island in the southern part of Lake Volta. It takes 30 minutes to get there by boat. Seth Mahu, the Director...

Ensuring healthcare with solar power

Solar energy makes it possible: The large municipality of Boukombé, with its more than 80,000 inhabitants, is to receive modern and reliable healthcare.

Healthcare posts: producing electricity and chlorine with solar panels

Solar panels provide power for medical equipment, computers and lights – in a pilot project, three health posts will now use the solar power also to produce chlorine...

Secure energy for health center through solar hybrid system

The intelligent PV system makes hospital operating rooms safer

Solar power helping to improve medical services in rural clinics in Ghana

Working with remote districts in Ghana's Afram Plains, Germany's Green People's Energy initiative has helped bring power to rural clinics. Disconnected from the...

Solar-PV as enabler for improved health care in Ethiopia

Since March 2022, the solar-electrification of 10 rural health centers is underway.

First months with solar power increased safe births and improved health services at rural health centers in Uganda

The findings and impacts on the community are remarkable.

Student cooperative takes off

Twelve experimental kits specially developed by the student cooperative are on their way to the primary school in Ntarama.

S4H Project: Solar energy for better health care

Thanks to solar power, three health centers can adequately store medicines, sterilize equipment, and better care for pregnant women and newborns.

Impact of solar energy in the health care

Since the installation of the solar power system at Kwasi Addae, the number of deliveries has increased from 15 to 35.

Renewable electricity improves health services

Solar energy systems and vaccine refrigerators were installed in three rural health centres.

Solar energy improves medical care in rural clinics

In the next few months, 20 more rural clinics will be electrified. This will mean that about 65,000 people will benefit from the improved medical infrastruct...

Improving health care for 27,000 people

GBE Senegal recently trained 37 employees from these health centres, thereof 18 women, in the operation and maintenance of solar systems.

Keeping Vaccines Cool with Solar Power

Three additional health centers are able to keep vaccines cold, making immunizations available to more people in northern Uganda.

(Em)powering Rural Health Centers in Mozambique to Help Contain the Spread of COVID-19

GBE and Fundação para o Desenvolvimento da Comunidade (FDC) electrify 42 rural health centers in Mozambique to strengthen their capacities in dealing with the...

Eye Clinic Counts on Reliable Solar Power

The MICEI Institute for Ophthalmology in Cameroon counts on solar energy. This secures the energy supply, reduces costs and allows more treatments.

Production of Standardized and Accessible Fabric Masks

Green People’s Energy Mozambique supports the production of standardized and accessible fabric masks to promote safety measures and income generation for small-scale...