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Village Tantikou
(ID: 705 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 25 Solar Kit 5W
Village of Tantikou in the commune of Toucountouna
Tantikou is a small village in the commune of Toucountouna located 5 km from the road leading to the Burkina Faso border on the east side.
This small village is headed by a king whose palace is pictured in one of the photos.
I received the invitation to go to this village from a pastor who has a farm near the village and who has had time to see the suffering faced by the people living there. It is a village that I discovered for the very first time and which gave me goosebumps because the populations are actually far from urban realities despite its proximity to Natitingou, the chief town of the Atacora department. Contrary to what I have seen in some villages visited, even the solar panels that we are used to seeing in some houses, here it is almost non-existent proof of the extreme poverty in which this population vegetates.
ABIOLA is then called upon to come to the rescue in order to grant some family kits to the families registered in this village, which would change their way of life a little and would undoubtedly improve the performance of the students of this village.
The families registered in this village are as follows: 1-DOKO Serges, 2-TANTOUGOUTE Tantougouté Paul, 3-SAGUI Yiriko, 4-TORE Marie, 5-DOKO Tchorouwé, 6-TANTOUGOUTE Ignace, 7-YOTTO Jules, 8-DORBOU Banso, 9-SAGUI Angèle, 10-TANTOUGOUTE Wouripos, 11-YATOPA Pascal, 12-GADO Christophe, 13-BORGOU Saguipé, 14- BASSEKIMA Bétipe, 15- TANTOUGOUTE Elie, 16-TANTOUGOUTE Jérôme, 17- WINDEYAMA Rigobert, 18- KADO Bodarima, 19-SAGUI Benjamin, 20-YATOPA Foropé, 21- TCHONMI Zoumarou, 22- TORA Sotirate, 23-SAGUI Degaulle, 24-SAGUI Bonavnture, 25-TCHENTI Emile
REQUIRED_DONATION 875€
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Dorf Ourbonna
(ID: 827 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 54 Solar Kit 5W
Ourbonna is a district of Natitingou and unfortunately the poorest of the city of Natitingiou in the sense that the vital minimum is sorely lacking. It is a neighborhood like those of the outlying villages of Natitingou. There is no infrastructure there. The district is nevertheless subdivided but not yet serviced.
54 families were taken into account in the district of Ourbonna which is one of the poorest districts of the city of Natitingou. Although being a district of the capital city of the department. there is no infrastructure likely to favor any development in this district. My arrival in this district was therefore applauded by these populations who saw in me a savior because soon they will be able to be enlightened in the future.
Here is the list of these families who will soon benefit from the generosity of ABIOLA, 1-YOTTO Léon,2-DOSSIA Noël,3-KOUNOPO Canton,4-YOTTO Epiphane,5-YOTTO Yantcha,6-BOTI Jean,7-BOROUKAYAMA Marguérite,8-SARAKATE Massopa,9-DAKOU Rose,10-SINAMA Doko,11-+DOKO Boni,12-KOUAGRE Sika Jean,13-KOUAGRE Sotima François ,14-KOUAGRE Barthélémy,15-YOTTO Matthieu,16-NTCHAKABA Baropa Edgard ,17- WIRIKOU Sinkoman, 18-DASSAKATE Yokossi, 19-NATTE Ntèguèyido, 20-DASSAKATE Ouroupoh, 21-KROUBOUTE Béré, 22-KOUMPORI François, 23- FARA Béré,24-DOKO Sékou, 25-DASSAKATE Yatopa Basile,26-DASSAKATE Philippe, 27-KOHOU Jules,28-WIRIKOU Frédéric, 29-KOUAGRE Hélène,30DASSAKATE Sinama,31-YANTO Bernadette,32-BOTORI Dokopé,33-KOUAGRE Albert,34-DASSAKATE Yéropa,35- TCHARO Emilienne, 36-KOURA Kouagré,37-KPANGOUPO Nèkima,38-WIRIKOU Marie,39- SAHI Banga,40-WATOUPE Tikiba, 41-POUKATE Brakari,42- TCHISSOPA Abraham,43FETANI Fernand, 44-DASSAKATE Benoit, 45-TCHOROMI Samson,46- KAKI Elie, 47-FETANI Siméon,48-OURTCHA Romuald,49-MADOPA Brigitte,50-DASSAKATE Sika,51- DOKO Dokotorou,52-DORAN Laurent, 53-SEME Sékou,54- FETANI Elie ***** A big thank you to supervisor René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1890€
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NYINAHIN A/G SCHOOL
(ID: 752 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 4 Raspberry Pi PC
The school Nyinahin A/G School in Nyinahin, Ghana was equipped with Raspberry Pi computers by ABIOLA and was created in the ABIOLA online Academy so that the students can study the courses for free. Nyinahin A/G School also takes part in all ABIOLA campaigns. We wish all teachers and students the best of luck and success for the future.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1000€
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CALVARY LOVE INT.SCHOOL BREMAN
(ID: 733 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 5 Raspberry Pi PC
The school Calvary love Int. School was founded in the year 2007 by the Assembly of God. Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Adomako . The 19 teachers teach a total of 176 students in the departments Nur. Kindergarten, lower Primary,Upper Primary and JHS. The relationship between girls and boys is roughly balanced. The school clothes are preferably Yellow and Green with our school logo.It si very important to us that our children are brought up in the Christian faith and that they learn to deal with teachers and classmates in a disciplined manner. there is only four computers that school have and all of them are Laptops. Thanks to our supervisor, Dr. Daniel Ayembilla. ***** ABIOLA is pleased to be able to contribute to the education of students in Ghana. Many thanks for assistance in setting up the computers to Pastor Dr. Daniel Ayembilla, Referee Andrew Jeremiah Nai-Mensah, Referee Jeffery Ayembilla, and Timo and David and all the other helpers.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1250€
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Hilfsstation Illechin
(ID: 161 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
Illechin is located in Ketou in the department of Plateau This medical substation also functions as a birthplace, where a Hebame still bring children to life with oil lamps. We would like to illuminate 9 rooms with the Abiola SolarKit, most important is the delivery room. As you can see on the photo, everything is dark there at night. The Birth House Illechin is responsible for 3000 inhabitants. A power supply is not available there. The whole organization team would be very happy about the new lighting. The project is supervised by http://www.oredola.de/
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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MU-NYUUNEEPUO COMMUNITY
(ID: 417 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Torsten Krauße
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 21 Solar Kit 5W
The Mu-nyuuneepuo community is also located in the western part of the Jirapa district of the upper west region of Ghana and shares the same boundaries with Amareeyiri community and the main road leading to Lawra district. The people are engaged in farming and wood selling to make a living. It has an estimated population of about 348 people.
REQUIRED_DONATION 735€
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Dorf Biriboukaban
(ID: 657 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 11 Solar Kit 5W
Project 15: Biriboukaban launches an SOS
Biriboukaban is a village located on the Kouandé –Birni axis. Said village, like most villages, faces very serious problems such as lack of electricity and lack of water. Despite the problems facing its populations, it was my surprise to see this population not being interested in the offer that would allow them to come out of obscurity and then give children the opportunity to perform well on the school plan. To hear them, these populations have been repeatedly victims of the deception of other NGOs who have gone there before with promises that unfortunately were never fulfilled. So despite my explanations and my exhortation to make them understand that ABIOLA is not an NGO like those who have already duped them, few families have accepted to register in order to benefit from the grace of ABIOLA in the field of solar. The ABIOLA family solar kits will therefore be very well received by these 11 registered families and unfortunately the reluctant will not have their eyes to cry at the end of the roll.
Note that in the said village the schooling rate due to the absence of enlightened men is one of the lowest in the municipality, hence the need to do awareness-raising work in order to show them the merits of sending the children. at school. There is still a lot to do in this village. The donation of these 11 families in family solar kits will be a trigger for families who refuse to send their children to school. The families registered in Biriboukaban are the following: 1 - BANI Issifou; 2- BANI Ousmane; 3- DEMBO Amadou; 4-ALI Yacoubou; 5-BANI Aissatou; 6-GANDOSOUNON Biba; 7-OUSMANE Salamatou; 8-MOUHAMADOU Ibouraïma; 9-OROU Yacoubou; 10-ABOUBAKAR Ali; 11- BOUBAKARI Zénabou
REQUIRED_DONATION 385€
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Amazonian Bilingual Junior Secondary School
(ID: 276 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Sierra-Leone (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
During her last project visit, a speaker from the women's rights organization TERRE DES FEMMES handed over the Abiola Charger 30W to the Amazonian Bilingual Junior Secondary School in the village of Mamusa, built and operated by her partner Amazonian Initiative Movement (AIM). The village is located in the district of Port Loko in the province of North West in Sierra Leone, West Africa. Sierra Leone is considered one of the poorest countries in the world: about 70 percent of the population live in extreme poverty and have to make a living on less than one US dollar a day. On the list of 179 countries examined by the United Nations Development Program, the former British colony is one of the 10 least developed countries in 2019, as in previous years. Between 1991 and 2002, a bloody civil war raged in Sierra Leone, among others. for control of the country's diamond deposits. Many children were recruited as soldiers and forced to commit crimes against their fellow human beings. Also in the recent past, Sierra Leone has had to cope with crises like the devastating Ebola outbreak between 2014 and 2016. This claimed about 4,000 lives, many children were orphaned by the epidemic.
The "Amazonian Bilingual Junior Secondary School Mamusa" visit 50 girls and 65 boys. What makes the difference to a classic state school? At the AIM school, girls and boys are taught mixed classes and they take subjects that are not available in regular schools, such as the subject of debating, which is about learning to think, think, argue, and discuss , Sex education, prevention, family planning and education on human rights violations such as female genital mutilation are also part of the curriculum. In a country where there is no law protecting female genital mutilation and 90 percent of girls and women between the ages of 15 and 49 are affected by it, breaking the taboo and indispensable! Teachers also sensitize students to the background and consequences of early marriage and sexual violence. Violence protection and a respectful togetherness at eye level v.a. between girls and boys are the alpha and omega. Last but not least, the AIM school with regular sports and games units as well as small excursions on enough exercise and variety in school life.
The AIM school is very rural and has so far had no connection to the power grid. Therefore, the Abiola Charger 30W and those handed over with power banks were received with great pleasure. The solar panel will be installed on the roof of the school in a timely manner. For this purpose, a suitable safety jacket is built so that the panel can not be easily stolen. Already now, the Abiola Charger 30W and its equipment provide the "Amazonian Bilingual Junior Secondary School Mamusa" with lighting for six classrooms, a fresh wind for the teachers thanks to a table fan and the possibility to charge several mobile phones during the lesson. The handover was made to the headmaster, Sidique Lawrence Kanu, and his deputy, Sentigie Conteh. The school management, teachers and pupils tried out the Abiola Charger 30W together with the speaker of TERRE DES FEMMES - everything worked perfectly and fully meets the needs.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Usepa school in Shamusenga
(ID: 734 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Kongo (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
Usepa school is situated in Shamusenga, a catholic parish, sector Muloshi, in kahemba territory, province of Kwango, in Republic democratic of Congo. The school is ruled by priests. Created in 1963, the school is old and formed many leaders of the place. The population is now very poor due to the political situation and they live from agriculture. More than 50 years after the creation, the school electricity system was completely destroyed with Kabila's war.
Actually, student's dormitory situated, as usually out of the population, is not lit. Ordinary evening activities are not possible to complete, study in the evening, theatre, seminar, meetings... classrooms are in the same situation. Teachers can not prepare notes or read books in the evening. What is the situation, they can work only before 6pm, after that, it's the jungle.
We need abiola support with lights which can help to organise activities in the evening.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Prominen Kids Academy
(ID: 797 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Raspberry Pi PC
REQUIRED_DONATION 250€
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Dorf Niarissinra in Nord Benin
(ID: 642 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 32 Solar Kit 5W
PROJECT: Niarissinra, difficult to access village.
Niarissinra is about 6 km from the route that leads DE Kouandé to Natitingou. It is a village in the hollow of the hill, as shown in the photo at the entrance to the village. However, it is no longer necessary to state that the relief is hilly. The estimated population of 1,831 inhabitants of this village, consisting of farmers, speaks the Nateni language, one of the languages spoken in northwestern Benin, in the municipalities of Kouandé, Toucountouna, Tanguièta. We note the presence of certain types of flora in the village, such as baobab and the so-called false cheese, the scientific name of which is Blighia sapida. Unfortunately, without this village, many things that are necessary first are still missing in this village. Drinking water, although it is available, is not easily accessible because the women and girls have to fetch the precious liquid from the hydraulic well in the village. There is no electricity, causing the entire population to stop all activity after dark. This has a negative impact on the academic results of the students in this village. Particularly poor families have been selected who will receive a family solar kit. This will have a positive effect on education in this village. It also enables the initiation of development within this population.
Thirty-two (32) families whose names follow have been registered in the village. They are 1-OROU Sanga, 2-SABI Baké, 3-TETCHENIDOUKA Sabi, 4-MORA Damien, 5-SANGA BIO Sabi, 6-OROU YOROU Adèle, 7-NOUKESSI Véronique, 8-BIO CHABI Joseph, 9-OROU Véronique, 10-BABARE Pona, 11-NANTA Julienne, 12-BIO DOKO Bio Gnaka, 13-OROU SEKE Pierre, 14-MOUNTANGOU Cathérine, 15-DJIHOKOU Basile, 16-MORA Sabi, 17-KOURA Eugénie, 18-MOUSSA Désiré, 19- MANSA Abel, 20-SANGA Sabi Donatien, 21-BATA YERIMA Pierrette, 22-TAWEMA Alexis, 23-MORA Bernadin, 24-MORA Adam, 25-SANGA Clémentine, 26-BATIA Bokassa, 27-BIO Baké, 28-YETEKOU Jacob, 29-BATIA Noé, 30-LAFIA Philippe, 31-BIO Colette, 32-BONI MANSA Baké. ***** A big thank you to the supervisor René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1120€
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Hilfsstation Bori
(ID: 163 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
The health post Bori is located in the Department of Borgou. Here 3000 inhabitants are medically supplied. Here, too, children are born without light or with simple oil lamps. The village itself has no access to electricity. For years, the association Oredola and Humedica e.V. in the Department of Borgou supplies the population with medical supplies. The health post would benefit greatly from the Abiola solar kit. The project is supervised by http://www.oredola.de/
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Evangelistic Center A/G School
(ID: 808 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Raspberry Pi PC
REQUIRED_DONATION 250€
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Yarbayah-Clinic in Liberia
(ID: 30 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Thomas Böhner
Country: Liberia (Afrika)
Product(s): 18 Solar Kit 5W, 1 Solar System 60W
Momo, who is called by all but his surname "Stephen", is the best medical practitioner of our aid organization "Help Liberia-Kpon Ma e.V.". He leads the great Yarbayah Clinic deep in the bush of Liberia. We wish him nothing more than that he would meditate for his further education in the evening after the clinic work in the light of an Abiola lamp. could train.
In our furthest bush clinic, in Yarbayah, we treat up to a hundred patients on some days. This would otherwise have no access to any medical care. From countless villages, people come to get help for groin herniations from heavy carrying, pneumonia from cooking by the open fire, or bladder infections from lack of sanitation opportunity. We are also equipped for emergency birth because we do not want the women to give birth in the dirt, because they no longer make it the full-day march to the faraway hospital. For that we need light!
If we had electricity, we could use a small ultrasound machine that would be of great help in diagnosing, for example, B. would be unclear stomachache. But in the entire small town, only one citizen has a tiny generator and usually no money for gasoline. We would like help for that!
Note Abiola:
An Abiola TurboCharger 60W with a DC / AC 220V converter is planned for the clinic. It can be connected to the notebook. With the TurboCharger all rooms can be illuminated.
REQUIRED_DONATION 980€
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NAKPANDURI ASSEMBLIES OF GOD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
(ID: 729 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 5 Raspberry Pi PC
Assemblies of God Junior High school was founded in the year 1995 whiles the Elementary school was also founded in 1988 both by the Assemblies of God church - Nakpanduri Local. Since its establishment the school have had several heads who have run and taken charge of the administration process, currently it's headed by Mr. Yenteeb Sampson and Mrs. Duut Rebecca. The Junior High School have 11 teachers who teaches a toal of Three Hundred and Seventy - Four (374) students with a 1:2 ratio of boys to girls. And the elementary have 7 teachers who teaches a total of Three Hundred and Fifteen students with a 1:3 ratio of boys to girls. The Junior High is a cluster of school with Block 'A' having 3 classrooms and Block 'B' also having 3 classrooms making 6 classrooms in all and the elementary school also is a cluster with the Block 'A' having 4 classrooms and Block 'B' having 5 classrooms making it 9 classrooms in total. In this modern era, students getting to be computer literate is a necessity and has no room for excuses and ngotiation. Hence, getting computers equipped in the school for learning by the students is what the school authorities are eagerly waiting or looking for. Through, this students that process special talents and gifts can be identified for guidance during school and programme selection for all candidates going forward. Also, these computers wont be a useful tool to students only but teachers as well. It will aid teachers as well. It will aid teachers to do research, learn new things as well as abreast themselves with current happenings in order to be able to impart knowledge and inculcate wisdom into the younger generation. Furthermore, both students and teachers will have easy access to the ABIOLA online Academy Course which will be significant in our teaching and learning process. ***** ABIOLA is pleased to be able to contribute to the education of students in Ghana. Many thanks for assistance in setting up the computers to Pastor Dr. Daniel Ayembilla, Referee Andrew Jeremiah Nai-Mensah, Referee Jeffery Ayembilla, and Timo and David and all the other helpers.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1250€
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Beleuchtung für zwei Grundschulen Kaya und BWANA
(ID: 709 | Status: Open) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Demokratische Republik Kongo (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
The global context associated with the war between Russia and Ukraine only aggravates the situation related to electricity in the world in general and even more seriously in third world countries such as the Democratic Republic of Congo.
For almost exactly three years, the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has established free primary education throughout its territory.
This constitutional provision is used to solve the problem of parents employing teachers, ¾ of whom live on less than a dollar, which amounts to poverty.
Although free education is effective, some education challenges still exist; we want to determine precisely the electricity in the schools where the pupils cannot study in the evening, and their teachers cannot prepare the lessons in the evening due to lack of electricity in the classrooms. This is the case for the following elementary schools:
- Kaya primary school with 251 students (148 boys and 103 girls) and 26 teachers (17 men and 9 women)
- BWANA Primary School with 247 students including 112 girls, 22 teachers including 12 women.
In these schools, students cannot study in the evening due to the lack of electricity in the classrooms. This lack of electricity is a big concern for parents, but especially for school officials, and has a negative impact on the results of children in these generally declining schools.
These schools need from you, if possible, 50 solar kits, a 12V/220V converter and ABIOLA 120W TurboCharger lamps to light several rooms. It is a help for students and their teachers to do their different tasks at night.
This is why the association "A NOUS L'AVENIR" submitted this project to ABIOLA to support the development of these students. ABIOLA would like to thank Emmanuel Mukulu for the organization, transport and delivery of the equipment.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Schule auf der Halbinsel Kokoboundji, Guinea mit 125 Kinder
(ID: 263 | Status: Open) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Guinea (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
The village of Taayaki with the surrounding hamlet belongs to the sector Kokoboundji, a sector of Kobayah, which is a district of the capital Conakry, Guinea.
Kokoboundji is a peninsula separated from the mainland by a wide inlet. There is no bridge to the mainland. The peninsula has about 900 - 1000 inhabitants. The inhabitants live on fishing, are very poor and mostly illiterate. Their income hardly covers the daily necessities of life.
There is no road to Taayaki, and there are no roads all over the Kokoboundji peninsula. Taayaki can only be reached from Kobayah by a 2-hour walk. You march on dams that lead through a marshy plain with paddy fields. During the rainy season you wade partially knees to waist deep in the mud and water.
Taayaki and the entire Kokoboundji peninsula lack any infrastructure. There is no fresh water, no electricity, no health care and until March 2016 there was no school.
The development aid organization DYARAMA founded a primary school in March 2016 in Taayaki. First as a multi-class class, preschool, 1st - 3rd grade, in a small provisional. In March 2018, DYARAMA was able to start construction of a school building, which is now ready to commence school at the beginning of October 19. The schoolhouse has 6 classrooms, 2 teacher rooms and a toilet / shower section for the children. DYARAMA is also building a well in Taayaki-Kibissir.
In the new schoolhouse, all children from all over Kokoboundji can now attend primary school. There are currently 125 children enrolled in 5 classes.
The primary school is fully funded by DYARAMA, there is no school fees charged in view of the low income of the population. The school is state recognized, but receives no contributions due to the lack of funds. In most of the rural areas of Guinea there are no public schools due to lack of financial resources.
A SolarKit would be a welcome addition and help for the DYARAMA school. This could illuminate the classroom and staff rooms. Electronic media such as PC, Internet, beamer, etc. could be used for school lessons. The classrooms could be illuminated, and so evening classes for the literacy of parents and the population would be possible.
The teachers, the headmaster and the school maintenance staff are housed externally in mud huts and in the converted old school temporary home. Each family kit would make their job immensely easier.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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School Assemblies of God Educational Complex
(ID: 687 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 6 Raspberry Pi PC, 1 Solar System 260W
The school Assemblies of God Educational Complex was founded in the year 2014 by the Assemblies of God women's ministry since then, Mrs. Mary Senaye and Rev Johnnie TK Kuzagbe have been running the school. The 18 teachers teach a total of 235 students in the departments Kindergarten, Primary and JHS In addition to a kindergarten, there are also 6 different school classes. Next to the elementary school there is also a Junior High School with currently 42 students. The relationship between girls and boys is roughly balanced.
The school clothes are preferably yellow, blue and Green with our school logo. It is very important to us that our children are brought up in the Christian faith and that they learn to deal with teachers and classmates in a disciplined manner. Classes take place during the week from 8pm to 2:30 pm.
The transferred computers arouse great interest on the part of the students. Often times, students learn faster than teachers can teach them. We also try to use the computer to recognize special abilities of students and to promote them accordingly. The computers also enable teachers to further educate themselves.
Adult education for parents and villagers is also possible with the computer. We have also set up an Internet that allows students to study the ABIOLA online Academy courses. Adults can also use the computers to obtain information for work, procurement, medicine, and many other areas.
We are aware that we will get even more computers from ABIOLA if our students study their courses appropriately. Thanks to our supervisor, Rev Dr. Daniel Ayembilla. ***** ABIOLA is happy to contribute to the education of the students in Ghana. We thank Referent Dr. Daniel Daniel Ayembilla, Referent Andrew Jeremiah Nai-Mensah, Referent Jeffery Ayembilla and Phillip and David and all other helpers.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1500€
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Familien Solarkits für das Dorf Ul-Kpong
(ID: 783 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 44 Solar Kit 5W
Ul-Kpong (or Ulokpong) lies in the north-west of Ghana. It is a small village surrounded by flat savanna, where a small hill already allows you to see for several kilometres. Even though Ul-Kpong is big and advanced compared to surrounding communities, the position far from major roads makes it impossible to be connected to Ghanas power grid or to have concrete roads. Ul-Kpong has their own primary school and some roadside shops that open every once in a while. Every six days is the market day, where dozens of merchants and farmers come together to sell their products, fruits or fabric to the locals. The market area consists of many thatch-roofed cubicles, next to big, shade-throwing trees. Of course, this place is empty most of the week, but we see teenagers gathering and using their afternoon to relax in the shadow. Farming season is coming so the last few days of peace have to be used. Upon talking to the villagers, they insisted on showing us a nearby sight: Some huge boulders that are stacked on top of each other and can be seen from any point of the village. Apparently, the caves between these rocks have been used by their ancestors for thousands of years as a gathering spot and retreat(picture). Like most Ghanian communities, the people showed extreme hospitality towards us, without knowing our intentions. Outstanding in this community is how many weavers and seamstresses are working by the roadside. At least 20 women were weaving on long rows of string or spinning wheels to make fabric out of wool. Communities like this are among the neediest in Ghana, and any help can elevate countless humans out of impoverished lifes. Solar kits especially are a great way of supporting the people of Ul-Kpong, to get much needed commodities and improve their daily life. The 44 households are: 1. SIEKANYE CHARITY, 1M, 2F = T3, 2. SIEKANYE BANANGKA, 1M,2F= T3, 3. VIDA SIEKANYE, 2M,1F= T3, 4. MARY BANANTUURO, 1M, 3F= T4, 5. KADIJAH MUMUNI, 2M,2F =T4, 6. JAALO MUMUNI, 2M,3F= T5, 7. SULEMAN HARUNAH, 2M, 1F= T3, 8. BANANTUURO VILAAZIE, 1M, 2F= T3, 9. HARUNAH JAALI 3M,2F= T5, 10. JALITATU MUMUNI 1M,2F= T3, 11. BUKARI JAALO, 2M, 2F= T4, 12. SHAIBU IDDRISU, 2M,3F= T5, 13. BOMBAARE SAMBO, 4M, 3F = T7, 14. IDDRISU DRAMANI 4M, 6F= T10, 15. BALAAKON JAALI, 3M, 2F= T5, 16. AHAMATA BAYOR 3M,2F= T5, 17. LARIBA ADAMU 3M, 3F= T6, 18. DATAA YAHAYA, 4M, 3F = T7, 19. MAHAMUDU JAALO, 5M,3F= T8, 20. KWESI NABIRE 3M, 2F= T5, 21. JOSEPH NABIRE, 4M, 2F= T6, 22. VINCENT DOROTHY, 2M, 2F= T4, 23. ALI HAKIM, 3M,4F= T7, 24. LINUS KABIE 3M,4F= T7
25. MAHAMUDU NORBERT, 4M, 4F= T8, 26. DORDAA FRANK, 4M,3F = T7, 27. ELEPHONSUS POGEPILAH 1M, 2F= T3, 28. ZUOGEE BANONGLE, 1M,1F = T2, 29. LUCIANUS GLADYS, 1M, 2F= T3
30. YUODIENE YAKUBU 3M,3F= T6, 31. YUODIENE DAKURAH 3M, 1F= T4, 32. NAA GRACE, 2M, 1F = T3, 33. BONSINGNEA BAMAALASONG,2M,2F =T4, 34. KPE-ANG JOYCELINE, 4M,2F = T6, 35. VOUR KANOE-WALANG, 1M,1F = T2, 36. JAONA WIESI GODERN 3M, 5F= T8, 37. SONGONO DERY, 5M,2F= T7, 38. BISONG SINDONIA, 1M, 2F= T3, 39. SONGONO BAYUO 3M, 5F =T8, 40. ANNOMA ABAWIERE K 2M, 2F= T4, 41. ABAWIERE JULIUS, 3M, 3F= T6, 42. PETER GUU DORDAA, 3M,1F= T4, 43. NYUWIERI KOJO PATIENCE, 0M, 3F= T3, 44. MODESTA KAMWENUURI, 5M, 3F= T8 ***** A big thank you to supervisor Albert Dery ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 1540€
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Primärschule in Loswaki, Tansania
(ID: 293 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Tansania (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
On August 2, 2019, we were able to hand over the completely renovated and expanded primary school in the village of Loswaki (3 ° 50'26.29 "S, 36 ° 33'56.44" E) (Simanjiro District, Tanzania) to the district government as the operator of the school , The girls and boys can now be taught in friendly and solid classrooms instead of dilapidated ancient buildings. In addition to the classrooms and new toilet facilities, the school has also received four new houses for teachers, so that the 800 pupils can now be taught by significantly more than the previous 5 teachers: because the teachers need houses for themselves and their families in which they can live at school. There are no apartments or houses for rent. But the new houses have no light, so the teachers have no way of preparing for classes in the evenings. An Abiola SolarKit is designed to remedy this so that teachers come to class well prepared in the morning.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Glad Tidings AG Edicational Complex Adiembra
(ID: 788 | Status: Open) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 3 Raspberry Pi PC
Glad Tidings AG Edicational Complex Adiembra
REQUIRED_DONATION 750€
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Lawra Methodist school, Ghana
(ID: 265 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Christoph Köhler
Country: Ghana (Afrika)
Product(s): 9 Solar Kit 5W
The Lawra Methodist school was founded by the Methodist Church. The school is attended by nearly 70 students, who are taught by seven teachers and a headmaster. Primary school classes 1 - 6.
Not all of the 70 students have electricity at home. There are still houses that have no connection to the electricity. In cooperation with the teachers, a list was compiled of who the student has no electricity at home. With home visits we could then collect more information, take pictures and identify backgrounds.
Most of the families are afloat with agriculture and all are very poor. The lack of electricity does not make everyday life easier. Especially in the evening it becomes difficult to cook, learn and have fellowship in the family. It is already dark at 6:00 pm. Even going to the toilet is often difficult and often dangerous. The snakes and scorpions can hide in the dark. Often the whole family shares a flashlight and it is improvised with the mobile phone (one cell phone per family), torches, lanterns or similar! Often students say that they would like to learn more in the evening, but without light it is difficult. And it is more important to use the light for the work in the evening than to learn. With the Solar Family Kits we want to enable the students to have the opportunity to study in the evening, also in order to get better at school and have a chance for a good education. And that families have more than just a small source of light available in the evening.
REQUIRED_DONATION 315€
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Health care center at Shamusenga
(ID: 735 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Kongo (Afrika)
Product(s): 1 Solar System 60W
The Health center of Shamusenga, situated in Shamusenga Parish is facing the exact problem as we describe for the School.
All the beautiful construction is helpful for the population, but when the night comes, all the activities should stop because of darkness, no light.
The Albiola initiative to help poor populations like in Shamusenga is welcome.
Can you imagine, in the health center they can not help patients in a good way, sometimes they can run meters to ask light or candles to some individuals. If you have to sleep in the health center, you will suffer from mosquitos and all kinds of insects that can sting you anytime. Snakes also in Africa are best-bad friends.
Nurses and guardians don't have lights. Please, can you help? We don't know when we will have a hospital.
REQUIRED_DONATION 350€
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Familien SolarKits für Boritchèrèya
(ID: 767 | Status: Donated) Project manager: Elke Wonsiedler
Country: Benin (Afrika)
Product(s): 28 Solar Kit 5W
As is the case with the village of Tchantangou, access to Boritchèrèya is not easy, especially in the rainy season. Apart from the school, the village has no other infrastructure. For health and maternity needs, for example, people have to travel long distances either on foot or by motorbike. To these penalties suffered by these populations is added the lack of electricity which hinders many who play a lot on the results of the schoolchildren. Faced with all this, the NGO ABIOLA, whose generosity and commitment to Africa are well established, will undoubtedly pay special attention to the benefit of these families, to bring them out of obscurity and to allow the same opportunity for schoolchildren to revise their lessons and for parents to recharge their mobile phones, the means of communication par excellence all over the world
The families below are once again waiting to see the manifestation of his affection for the African peoples in general and for those of Boritchèrèya in particular
1-OBRIKE Idakou 2-NTCHA Tépè Marcelline 3-SAGUI Elisabeth 4- NTCHA Paul 5-NTCHA Elisabeth 6-NTCHA Benoit 7-OKPANRI NTCHA Sylvestre 8-NATTE Rachelle 9- KOUAGOU Blandine 10-NKOUEI Julienne 11-TETO Blandine 12-NAHINI Philomène 13-KOUAGOU Laurent 14-NTCHA Firmin 15-NKOUEI N Nathaniel 16-NATTA Cécile 17-KOUAGOU Pascaline 18-KOUAGOU Martine19-KOUAGOU Ténè 20-NTCHA Jean 21-KOUAGOU Victorine 22-NDAH Kanti 23-DIMONTE Ntcha 24-KOUAGOU Kouagou 25-NIMONTE Nkouei 26-NTCHA Ténè 27-NDAH Cathérine 28-MPO Monique ***** Ein großes Dankeschön an Betreuer René Sobabe ABIOLA-TEAM.
REQUIRED_DONATION 980€
