The project in Masaka aims to establish a reliable water supply and purification system for 142 students and 8 teachers, utilizing local rainfall and solar energy, while ensuring safety measures, facilitating classroom construction, and addressing waste management and climate resilience disaster.

The team will install a water purification system. That way the 800 students going to this campus and the 350 students residing there will have access to free and reliable drinking water.

The aim of this project is to provide hot water for showers for farming families in Peru.

In this project, Humasol is partnering up with Waste to wind to develop an off-grid wind turbine system with batteries to produce electricity

Entente, a rice farm in Senegal, aims to implement a sustainable agriculture system with a specific focus on local production and green energy. In addition, they want to promote young entrepreneurship and female employment.

We will work closely with Sokhna Mai to provide the new buildings with electricity through a solar panel installation.

We will help the vzw by calculating the necessary panels and components of this installation.

The project in the Congo Central province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo aims to develop solar energy and water purification systems for the "EP Kunda Masangu" school, which serves 780 students and 22 staff members, while addressing communication in local languages, potential theft of valuable components, and the specific water purification needs for both drinking and cooking.

Our goal is to ensure a reliable supply of electricity for the schools by constructing a PV installation and using batteries to store energy.

Our project will focus on investigating the roof tile recipe to extend the tile's lifetime.

This project mainly focuses on installing solar panels and batteries for the two safehouses in the Butiama and Serengeti districts of the Mara region in Tanzania.

Our project will aim to improve the access to clean drinking water in Abompe, Ghana, via public water taps and with the use of renewable energy.

Humasol will be responsible for building a PV installation to supply electricity to the centre's offices, meeting room, solar pump and aquaponics farm in a sustainable manner.

Canana went to Uganda to develop probiotics

This project will mainly focus on the implementation of green roofs & reflective roofs in the suburbs of Hà Nội and Hà Tĩnh. In Cooperation with the Hà Nội University of Civil Engineering and KUL, these sustainable rooftops will be implemented on 25 Vietnamese houses as a case study.

The goal of our project is to expand an existing irrigation system from 1.5 hectares to 7 hectares and make it more efficient.

We will try to design and install a suitable and sustainable irrigation system, relying on the Rwizi river, using a pump supported by solar panels.

Using solar panels, we will power a solar pump that pumps up groundwater and brings it to a water reservoir at 9 meters. This water is guided by gravity into the PVC pipes to be distributed to 6 different places in the village.

The team will analyze and improve the transport and storage parts of the tomato supply chain.

Our goal is to tackle both these problems by implementing a new wastewater treatment system that separates and purifies the gray water