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Rows of pale green beehives standing in a meadow of yellow wildflowers near Karatu, with two Maasai beekeepers walking between them.

Karatu — hives placed with households through the Asali Project.

Our work

Ten programmes, chosen by the communities that run them.

Education, water, clean energy, women’s livelihoods, health and conservation. Each programme is funded on its own, states what one unit of it costs, and shows how far it is from its goal this year.
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Water points, solar power and infrastructure chosen by the communities themselves, then built and maintained with them.

Showing 2 of 10 programmes in Community development.

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Ngorongoro Conservation Area

Ngorongoro Water Project

Women and girls walk for hours each day to collect water that is often unsafe. Time spent walking is time not spent in school or earning.

13 of 20 points

$250 one month of a water point's operation and upkeep

Roof-mounted solar panels on a rural school building, the array that powers its classrooms and evening study sessions.

Kilimanjaro and Ngorongoro

Solar Energy Project

Schools without power cannot run evening study, cannot charge a laptop, and close when the light goes. In exam season that is the difference between a pass and a fail.

9 of 15 schools

$75 one panel and its share of the battery bank