The World Bank estimates over 600 million people in Africa still live without electricity.
Power access alone can raise local incomes by 20–30% and unlock healthcare, cold storage, and small manufacturing.
5.9M homes powered isn’t lights — it’s an economy turning on.

The IEA estimates 3.7 million people die every year from household air pollution — mostly women and children.
Clean cooking reduces indoor smoke by up to 90% and saves families hours per day previously spent gathering fuel.
35M people cooking clean means lives saved, time returned, and futures protected.

The World Bank shows each additional year of quality education raises lifetime earnings by ~10%.
Skills training has some of the highest economic multipliers of any development investment.
18M learners trained isn’t school — it’s earning power multiplied across generations.