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Odeibea Foundation extends energy equity initiative with solar streetlights in Akpato and Worwonyo

For residents, the intervention is expected to contribute to safer movement at night, support local economic activity, and create a more secure environment for communities that have historically faced limited access to reliable electricity and public lighting.
The installation forms part of the Foundation’s ongoing Energy Equity Project which seeks to expand access to clean, reliable, and affordable energy solutions in underserved and off-grid communities across Ghana.
Recognizing that energy access and economic opportunity are closely connected, the Odeibea Foundation also provided alternative livelihood training for women and girls in Akpato and Worwonyo as part of the intervention through their crafting change project.
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