We are proud to share an update on our Energy and Environment program, which aims to promote sustainable practices in Kaondo and surrounding villages. In this week’s blog article, we share about the progress we have made in introducing firewood-saving stoves, called Nkhuni Pang’ono, Moto! Meaning “Less firewood, A Lot of Fire.”
As Orant renovates our campus in Kasese, we find a need for more consistent power supply. Working with Green Impact Technologies, we will be installing solar power onto our campus. Read more about the project here!
Orant Charities highlights three takeaways from reading The Moment of Lift by Melinda Gates — how empowering women changes the world.
The Orant Farm supports 10 households with farming acreage, business training, and agriculture advice. Soon, the farmers will form a co-op.
Orant’s values are community, respect, collaboration, service, and sustainability.
Community Based Management gives Malawi communities resources to manage their water. More players, like Orant, are also needed for success.
Orant takes a community-based approach to development. This means we work with local leaders to reach common community goals.
Orant Charities Africa is developing a sustainable approach to fighting COVID-19 in Malawi, Africa through the local production and dissemination of masks.
