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A transformative initiative in the remote village of Nyailinga in Migori County is positioning women at the centre of the fight against climate change. The initiative, renewable energy project that blends environmental sustainability with women’s economic empowerment aims to convert biodegradable waste from market centers into renewable energy sources to reduce pollution and foster sustainability.
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Women trained on renewable energy programs
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