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Projects in Africa
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- Connecting off-grid girls to off-grid energy
- Regional hospital centre electricity project
- Installing photovoltaic systems and creating a MOOC for training
- Improvement of working conditions for women in Senegal
- Connection of the hospital centers of Beni
- Women Solar Academy
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- Solar energy for better health in Ivory Coast
- Rural entrepreneurship around innovative productive uses of electricity
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Projects in Latin America
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- Provide solar photovoltaic systems to families living off-the-grid
- Provide accessibility for rural communities to a low-voltage electrical sytem
- Installation of solar panels for the Resilient Medical Centers
- Solar street lights installation in Bongaba
- Luz al Barrio
- Electrical Kits for houses
- Building safe community places
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TrainingNov 17, 2025
How a Training Center and Solar Power Are Changing Lives in Rural Côte d’Ivoire
Posodev and the Fondation Nexans empower young women in Katiola through training and solar electrification of the M3AK center.
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TrainingSep 23, 2025
MAEVA: When Electricity and Entrepreneurship Transform the Lives of Rural Women in Côte d’Ivoire
Discover how the MAEVA project empowers rural women in Côte d’Ivoire through electricity, entrepreneurship, and gender equality.
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TrainingSep 11, 2025
Solar Energy: Driving Education and a Brighter Future for the Youth of Zaïo
In Morocco’s Oriental region, the Mobadara Association and the Fondation Nexans have launched a pioneering solar energy training project at Zaïo’s Second Chance School. A unique initiative linking solar energy, education, and vocational training to empower youth and support Morocco’s energy transition.
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ProjectsSep 3, 2024
Transforming education in Madagascar through sustainable initiatives
Fondation Nexans and ACCESMAD are working together to bring sustainable education to remote schools in Madagascar. By providing solar-powered equipment and training teachers, they are helping to bridge the digital divide and empower students in these underserved areas.
