Access to reliable energy and clean water remains a critical challenge for many rural communities in Rwanda, especially those that are affected by climate change.

In a landmark initiative to revolutionize healthcare delivery in North Kivu and Kasai Orientale in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

A recent WHO/IRENA report states that at least one billion people globally are served by health facilities that lack reliable access to electricity.

Nearly 60 percent of all healthcare facilities in sub-Saharan Africa have no access to electricity, and of those that do, only 34 percent of hospitals and 28 percent of health clinics have reliable, 24-hour access.