February 2009 Archives
SolarAid has recently recruited a Country Business Manager, Trevor Robson, to lead our operations in Zambia.
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Trevor Robson, SolarAid Zambia's new Country Business Manager
Over the last few weeks, Trevor has been travelling around south western Zambia identifying possible areas that are well-suited to setting up micro-solar projects.
One area in particular, Sesheke- near the border with Namibia- seems to have a particular need for such a project. Like many rural areas in Zambia, it is far away from any connection to grid power; it's very poor and incredibly remote. Food production is very seasonal a therefore so is the average income.
Together with SolarAid's photojournalist, Andy Bodycombe, Trevor has also been revisiting sites in the Choma region where we have previously installed macro-solar panels on schools and skills centre. All of the installations are fully-functional and servicing the respective communities very well.
As a new member of the team, Trevor has been impressed to see SolarAid's ability to reach into rural and remote areas, leaving a long-lasting and sustainable impact.
More from the Zambia team soon!


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