Protecting our planet

Erick Ngugi is employed as a driver for NopeaRide electric taxis. Our EkoRent Nopea project is enabling his passengers to choose a safe, clean mode of transport.

Winnie Wekesa is the Fleet Manager for the NopeaRide electric taxi-hailing service. Our EkoRent Nopea project is pioneering electric mobility in Nairobi.

George Mbugua is a driver for NopeaRide electric taxis in Nairobi. Our EkoRent Nopea project is providing ‘green’ jobs.

Musiyalike Kabika is a pupil at Mbuyu Community School in Zambia’s Western Province. With support from the Western Power Project, a borehole and storage tanks have been built near to the school to supply clean water.

Nakambowa Mumbula is a classroom teacher at Mbuyu Community School in Zambia’s Western Province. With support from the Western Power Project, a borehole and storage tanks have been built to supply the school with clean water.

Pauline Mushaukwa is a Community Health Worker at the Linganaga health post in Zambia’s Western Province. With support from the Western Power Project, a borehole has been drilled to supply clean water locally.

Kadiatu Sesay works as a PowerGen Technician in Futa Pejeh Chiefdom. Our Sierra Leone Mini-grid project provides her with a skilled local job.

Martha Weya is a Health Extension Worker in Corbetti, Ethiopia. With support from our Corbetti Geothermal project, a new health post has been built and electrified in the village.

Ramate Miessa is a housewife and mother from Corbetti, Ethiopia. With support from our Corbetti Geothermal project, she received health and hygiene training.

Bessera Bora is a housewife and mother from Corbetti, Ethiopia. With support from the Corbetti Geothermal project, she received health and hygiene training.

Tayiba Hussien is a mother, a student and a cluster group leader advocating for women’s health in Corbetti, Ethiopia. With support from the Corbetti Geothermal project, she received health and hygiene training.

Fergus is the Former British High Commissioner to Zambia. During his time in post he represented the UK Department for International Development on a visit to InfraCo Africa’s Chiansi project. Our Chiansi Irrigation project is creating a model for sustainable agriculture.

Dr Batuusa Florence is the former Director of Health Centre IV on Bugala Island. With access to reliable power, clean water and safer transport links, the Centre can better meet the needs of its patients.  Our KIS project is improving health outcomes.

Nabukenya Goreti manages a water stand tap for Kalangala Infrastructure Services on Bugala Island, Uganda. Being a tap manager supplements her income and ensures that customers have clean drinking water. Our KIS project is sustaining healthy lives.

Often is Secretary of the Demu Irrigation Cooperative Society.  Irrigation will enable him to achieve food security and support his children’s education. Our Chiansi Irrigation project will enable children to go to school.

Hildah is a smallholder farmer in Chanyanya.  With access to irrigation, she has diversified the crops she grows, improving her family’s nutrition and earning money to pay for household necessities. Our Chanyanya Irrigation project is boosting family incomes.

Powder is a smallholder farmer in Chanyanya. Irrigation allows her to grow crops year-round which she can sell to earn an income. Our Chanyanya Irrigation project is helping farmers to move beyond subsistence agriculture.

Peter is a smallholder farmer in Demu South.  Irrigation will enable him to grow food and cash crops to support his grandchildren’s education. Our Chiansi Irrigation project will leave a development legacy.