Our program in Masasi distributed 1500 solar lamps in 2024 through a barter program! Community service was rewarded with a solar lantern. To receive the lanterns, people built 100 houses for poor, elderly, and disabled people. Win-win — homeless are housed, people without electricity are rewarded with solar light.
The Michigan State University Chapter of Engineers without Borders teamed up with Solar Circle to install a rain water collection and purification system at a Tanzania school. In May, 2018, they installed several tanks and designed an overflow and drainage system. The system is working well and people in the neighborhood delight in the water supply. More at https://www.egr.msu.edu/news/2015/10/08/25000-grant
