8000 shops across europe the annual turnover is a 7 figure sum but she doesn't want to exports to asia africa or the u.s. as it's not hard to get i wanted to make a sustainable product right from the start because i said to myself we have these role materials in europe if we shipped them overseas the c o 2 emissions would be catastrophic. but she can imagine setting up production abroad using locally sourced raw materials and a local office for the local market. we head back to africa one that supports did you know that only 50 percent of the population in rwanda has access to clean water flowing to the country through further suffering or running the projects aiming to remedy the situation while also creates a job. they

know by don't go round us longest river provides water to many communities along its banks. here. nearly a 1000 people fix water from the me but they. but the brown water using to sift the green. still quizzer it does not want to politics not in 2011 she went to the us and what a degree in mechanical engineering. when she returned home she started a company called want to access one of. the us there what i was very reliable and you know how to jazz and so when i returned to rwanda i was a wife and 3 have reliable when i started the company i was motivated by addressing

to him if the need for clean water and for employment so i sought to create employment for young people within the water sector. to bring clean water to these communities she hires young technicians to bridge the water phobia by lex and then try to lead to a distribution point. to still aims to give jobs to unemployed university graduates since founding her company 24000 jobs would multiple awards for her work this week a mission has given high young company i use for boost so i want funding has been great for us as something that has a few middle aged young company we've been able to get so much recognition and some with caution words it really helps us with we've been able to buy meant for the team gets nice computers for everybody we've been able to buy a car build a storage facility and other facilities for the. district in

london by 2022 a single what i can supply 2000 and at a much cheaper price compared to other water sellers. but still makes sure no one is left behind for communities that can't afford to pay their water bills just use have business skills to negotiate with other companies on the communities behalf. 24 year old graduate claudette is part of the water access wonder team before she was an employee. after being invited for one of his tales workshops she joined the company this opportunity changed her life. has been like you know. like many of us i didn't have a job i had to ask my parents for everything because i was broke today things have changed and now i can support my family paying school fees for my brothers and

sisters i'm happy with this job. this tells project is clearly having a positive impact here but this ambitious businesswoman wants top with wonder there is currently 450000000 sub-saharan africans who don't have access to clean drinking water once every last one of them has access to clean water in their homes not having to walk outside of their homes to access their then i can say i'm done and it's a long way to go but she is adamant to keep her. children to. one problem and new york in the north. in bahrain a little secret in the late. i mean. how will climate change

affect us and our children. our morning e.w. dot com slash water. now from water to the song a good resource that is often only utilized which is alarming because it has so many possible uses especially here in africa yes a poor example in money there is a tiny luckily most of that has gone back to do you think it is a big idea implemented on the small scale that come to a role model for many other communities and can make a big difference in the for business or for the environment let's take a look. these young people are acquiring skills that will open doors to new affliction that is. here in this town as workshop for the town of puri they're learning how to make loads professionally. custom sanogo is

teaching them how to sew traditional garments like loose and run. but. i set up this workshop to teach young people to say. the shortage of options here meant they had to go elsewhere to learn skills. to business center lesson to learn trades right here i'm going to call them. solar energy and make this possible it supplies the noblest tailor shop with electricity as well as the other establishments of this small business area builds by an international development and geo. it's a mystery improve living conditions and fight against climate change and its impacts that includes helping people in rural areas to develop skills and find ways to earn a living ranch where they are. being part of the center and having access to electricity as an affordable price means a lot more is possible on what i think. his energy bill is around 15 years

a month that even converse of a vocational opportunities to 30 young mountains. there's green business area inquiry opened 2 years ago thanks to a steady supply of electricity this carpenter can be more productive. 50 small businesses have already set up shop equally g.d.a. including a community radio station. and for the 1st time people here can get ice which can be used to keep food fresh longer. is in charge of keeping the solar plant operating smoothly it replace the dirty and noisy generators previously used to generate electricity the system produces around 40000 kilowatt hours a year on average that's enough to keep more than $400.00 standard refrigerators operating for an entire year. the energy generated by the solar panels is

more than sufficient. and if there is an overproduction i think it will balance out eventually because not all the businesses have been established yet. all of the structures here are climatic and were built of clay and natural stores because of the age old newbie involved technique escapes the buildings who live hot days and warm at night. 150 kilometers north of corry indiana good as is busy setting up another g.t.a. the solar panels aren't yet installed but soon so my live family will be making school furniture here. i've been eager to use other machines like a lathe and a plainer but i haven't had enough electricity you can't run those machines with the kind of generator i have met up with the demise you know. here's over see the

project is g.v. a program manager craig why. there are already 4 sites up and running in not only the french and geo has plans to develop several more sites in the country within the next few years. that will pose sort of central to the idea is to engage people on location to involve members of the local community . in the process of setting up the infrastructure that's very important. it's also our objective to support sustainable development the aim of securing access to clean energy to everyone in the area by 2030. 6 of a difference here. well backing cory that's because seems to me goes to the shop. manual singletary is here every day improving his skills the chance to learn a trade has given her a job perspective. not going to benefit after i complete the training i want to set up my own workshop my husband is

a teacher so if we move i could also do this somewhere else. solar power has enabled people like a sim civil to set up shop near home eliminating the need to move to cities for work could help curb the rule exodus. would make a lot of impressive women in the show today who've come up with some ingenious ways of improving a viral mental protection we hope you feel piet as we do join us again next week goodbye from lagos nigeria and a buy from me to here in kampala uganda thank you for watching if you want to find out more about environment. what are social media channels and send us your feedback so you next time. no.

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