- Saha Global (formerly known as Community Water Solutions) empowers women in rural communities to solve their village’s need for clean water and electricity by providing business opportunities. How do we do it? We bring leaders from around the world to Ghana through our Global Leadership Program where they train local women to launch profitable social enterprises. All of the revenue from these businesses stays in the community and is managed by the women entrepreneurs. To date, Saha Global has launched 71 clean water businesses and 5 solar electricity businesses, which empower 164 women entrepreneurs who serve 38,108 people. 100% of these businesses are still in operation today.
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Tag Archives: Ghana
Voices from the Field: Team Blessing (Claire, Phoebe, Robert and Sofia)
Hey everyone! Robert, Sofia, Claire, and Phoebe here – along with our aptly named translator, Blessing! The village Team Blessing was assigned has smiling faces and warm hearts like all CWS selections, but the unique history sets it apart. Team … Continue reading
Posted in Fellowship Program, Implementation, Opening Day, Original Kabache
Tagged business, clean water, Ghana, Women Empowerment
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Voices from the Field: Team Peter!
Hey everyone! It’s team Peter here today. We are Josh, Camille, Brandee, and Claire. We’ve been braving the “road” to Sabonjida for four days, picking up pedestrians and hoping we don’t get a flat. The journey is about an hour … Continue reading
Posted in Sabonjida
Tagged business, clean water, Ghana, Lake Volta, social business, Women Empowerment
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CWS Live on Kesmi FM 107.1 Tamale
TAMALE, GHANA – Last Friday May 2, 2014, Chris Anieze, a talk show host and entertainment specialist from Kesmi FM 107.1, invited West Africa Regional Director, Brianán and Assistant Project Manager, Shak of Community Water Solutions to come in … Continue reading
Posted in The CWS Team, Uncategorized
Tagged clean water, Ghana, Kesmi FM, Northern Region Ghana, outreach, Radio
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Chani’s Opening Night in Pictures
On Wednesday April 23rd, 2014, the 4th CWS solar center opened for business in Chani! As you may have read on the blog, opening night was pushed back a few days because of a faulty inverter. While the setback was … Continue reading
Posted in Chani, Innovasun, Salamatu's Story, Social Enterprise Competition, solar center
Tagged business, development, Electricity, Empower, Entrepreneurship, Ghana, lights, rural, Solar, Women
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Update from the Kurugu Vohoyili Solar Pilot
It has been almost 3 weeks since the solar center opened in Kurugu Vohoyili. The solar center entrepreneurs, Ayi and Fuseina, report that business is going well. Community members say the lanterns are useful for cooking, studying, working at night … Continue reading
Posted in Innovasun, Kurugu Vohoyiai, solar center, Thank you!
Tagged Clean Energy, development, Empowerment, Ghana, social business, social entrepreneurship, Solar, Women
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Opening Night in Kurugu Vohoyili
The solar center is officially open in Kurugu Vohoyili! Last night, Shak, Wahab, Amin, Eric and I all went to KV to celebrate the opening. We pulled up to the solar center and there was already a queue forming next … Continue reading
Posted in Innovasun, Kurugu Vohoyiai, solar center, Uncategorized
Tagged batteries, Clean Energy, development, Electricity, Ghana, lanterns, light, off the grid, Opening Night, Solar, Tamale
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Training the Women Day 2 and Introduction to the Lantern Program
Yesterday, we arrived in Kurugu Vohoyili nice and early to finish training the women and to start approaching households with lanterns. It has been HOT in Tamale, so we wanted to beat the heat. Ayi and Fuseina were ready to … Continue reading
Posted in Innovasun, Kurugu Vohoyiai, solar center
Tagged Clean Energy, community, development, Electricity, Entrepreneurship, Ghana, Innovation, lights, power, rural, Solar, Tamale, Women
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Meet the New Solar Center Entrepreneurs in Kurugu Vohoyili
And the solar center entrepreneurs in Kurugu Vohoyili are (drum roll please)… Ayi and Fuseina! The chairman told Shak and I that Ayi and Fuseina were chosen because they are the most hardworking women in Kurugu Vohoyili. Interestingly enough, Ayi … Continue reading
Posted in Innovasun, Kurugu Vohoyiai, solar center
Tagged batteries, cell phones, community, development, Electricity, energy, entrepreneurs, Ghana, Solar Panels, Tamale, Women
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A Community Made, Locally Sourced Solar Charging Shop
It has been a productive week of building in Kurugu Vohoyili. Our efforts were pushed back a day because of car trouble and a funeral in the community on Wednesday. On Thursday, Shak and I arrived around 7:30 am to … Continue reading
Posted in Innovasun, Kurugu Vohoyiai, solar center
Tagged africa, Building, cell phones, Clean Energy, Community Engagement, development, Electricity, Ghana, Local Materials, pilot, Solar, Solar Panels, village hut
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Kurugu Vohoyili Solar Pilot Day 2: Construction Begins!
When Shak and I arrived in Kurugu Vohoyili this morning, the location for the solar center had been selected and there were bricks laid out to show the structure outline. The community chose a great spot for their charging hub … Continue reading
Posted in Innovasun, Kurugu Vohoyiai, solar center
Tagged Clean Energy, community, construction, development, Ghana, impact, Solar Center, Solar Power, village hut
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