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Project Summary
The "Electrify Rural North Kivu with 20 kW Pico Hydro" project, led by the VEFA Foundation, aims to install two 20 kW micro hydroelectric plants in the rural region of Masisi, North Kivu (DRC). The goal is to address the critical energy deficit in remote villages where access to electricity is currently non-existent.
Background and Justification
The rural population of Masisi suffers from a chronic lack of access to reliable energy sources. This situation:
This project offers a sustainable solution by harnessing a local natural resource — waterfalls — to establish energy autonomy.
Project Objectives
Expected Results
Budget and Funding
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Outlook and Sustainability
Call for Support
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