Our partnerships

A partnership to facilitate off-grid solar maintenance, repair, and entrepreneurship in Vanuatu Context The rapid growth of small-scale off-grid solar markets in the Pacific region, particularly in Vanuatu, has led to the widespread adoption of solar products as the primary source of lighting, especially in…

A partnership to enhance Timor-Leste’s critical health infrastructure through clean, affordable, and reliable energy. In Timor-Leste, community health clinics provide critical health services in rural and remote areas, to over one million people often suffering from poor socio-economic conditions, extreme poverty, malnutrition and high mortality…

A partnership to improve energy accessibility and reliability for essential healthcare services in remote Papua New Guinea communities. Context New Ireland’s Mapua and Puas Health Facilities in Papua New Guinea provide essential healthcare services, including maternity and paediatric services, to approximately 10,000 people living in…

A partnership to light the way for Kokoda College’s sustainable future in Papua New Guinea Context Kokoda College is a well-established institution at the end of the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea’s remote Oro Province. It has supported over 1,000 students in the last…

A partnership to empower local women and enable greater access to clean energy and water in Kiribati.   Context The remote island of Aranuka, with a population of 1,057, is one of the hottest and most drought-prone of the islands of Kiribati. On the island, there…

Photo credit: Clare Douglas/ActionAid A partnership to strengthen women’s control and access to clean and affordable energy in Vanuatu   Context Vanuatu is one of the most vulnerable nations to the effects of climate change. Its geographical remoteness, together with the high costs associated with…

A partnership to catalyse coffee production through renewable energy for off-grid communities in Timor-Leste Context Across rural Timor-Leste, there is very limited access to grid electricity. Many off-grid communities use diesel-powered generators for electricity generation, or have no access to electricity at all, impacting the…

A partnership to energise Solomon Island’s Malaita community with affordable solar power Context Over 87% of the Solomon Islands are without energy access and this particularly affects women living in rural areas, restricting their access to economic development activities. About the initiative Electrification has vast…

A partnership to power Solomon Island’s Vavanga community with affordable renewable energy Context The Vavanga community in Solomon Islands has successfully managed a micro-hydroelectric system since 1993. However, the village wiring, installed in 1993 to serve only a few houses, has a very low power…

A partnership to secure access to renewable energy on Solomon Islands’ Savo Island. The Solomon Islands is home to 750,000 people, scattered across 147 inhabited islands with 87% of its population currently living without effective access to electricity. By 2050, it aims to enable 100%…