Two schools need electricity in order to be able to charge phones and two laptops, for a television
and for lighting in the evening/night.

The aim of this project is to design and install a solar pump in the unused borehole.

The aim of this project is to use one of the waste streams from coffee bean production to create a new, continuous source of income for these farmers.

The team installed a solar-powered electric pump and some simple water pipes.

Humasol wants to start an electric moped project in collaboration with African Drive.

The old wells are being supplied by two mechanized wells, with a water tower and we are bringing the water closer to the community using a water pipeline.

The intention is to implement a Minimal-Viable-Product (MVP) phase this summer, where the product will be sold at its current precision to a closed group of coffee farmers.

The long term goal of the project is to introduce small household scale aquaponic units to families.

Severine, Michiel and Louis installed a solar pump in the summer of 2019.

In collaboration with Islas de Paz Peru, Humasol is carrying out a three-part project on water management here.

At the request of Warme Gloed vzw, we will provide the village with electricity by installing a PV system in the summer of 2019.

The aim of the project is to provide electricity to all farmers in the village again, so that they have light in the evening.

The PV installation will therefore mainly provide lighting at night, but also during the day, and will also contribute to the safety of patients and nurses and reduce electricity costs.

The aim of this Humasol project is to expand this backup system with a PV installation and a battery bank.

The goal of this project will be to design and install a solar-driven water pump in the currently unused borehole.

This year we will be working at a Goldtree to make the production process and processing of this oil as sustainable as possible.

Our project consists of developing a sustainable solar-powered windmill.

The project aims at a risk reduction of nitrate and lead contaminated drinking water to which communities are exposed, focusing mainly on youth and women in the peripheral and rural areas of Zambia.

The students built a small, inexpensive solar dryer for coffee beans.

By working together with an entire village, solar energy can be very attractive without becoming too expensive.