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This Month at JEEP – 05.2022

June 1, 2022

Yet another monthly newsletter! This month was packed full with various activities. While Brian and Winnie, our field staff in Zombo were busy executing another hay basket training, we had the pleasure to welcome the Ugandan commissioner of renewable energies from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development. We had a very productive meeting in which we presented some current states of projects and discussed possibilities to upscale these projects even further with the support of his department!

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This Month at JEEP – 04.2022

April 1, 2022

This month we were hard at work to further several projects. In this spirit. Sylvia visited Arua and together with Jolly and Crispus they held several gender championship trainings as part of the the theme “Life skills for success” under the RED project. Aim of these trainings is to promote gender equality/equity and raise awareness about theses issues in communities and societies. The trained people will be role models in the furthering of gender equality and equity.

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This Month at JEEP – 03.2022

March 1, 2022

In this newsletter we briefly mention what we have been up to in the last month, hoping the curious reader enjoys following up. This month it was time for another trip to Zombo. As part of the ECO-PESA project, Sylivia, Tonny, Zeus and Derrick created awareness for the project with multiple seminars and a community drive. Additionally, Prossie and Derrick traveled to Nakaseke and Nakasongola for a follow-up with the media on site and keeping our public image in check.

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This Month at JEEP – 02.2022

February 28, 2022

In this newsletter we briefly mention what we have been up to in the last month, hoping the curious reader enjoys following up. ProjectsWith a “bit” of delay, the rather large solar installation at Imvepi Refugee Center is finally finished. Delays had multiple causes: car troubles, delayed delivery of solar panels, long production time of metal constructions,… Nevertheless, the whole system is now up and running. It powers several lights for the big market place in the center and stores/provides electricity for other equipment.

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This Month at JEEP – 01.2022

February 4, 2022

Welcome to our new (revived) monthly newsletter! First of all, a belated Happy New Year! Here, we’ll briefly mention our progress of the month, our projects and important meetings and activities, hoping you might enjoy reading it and following it up. This Months MeetingsIn January it is time to discuss our programme for the next year, and reflect on what could be improved and what went well. This, among others, happens in our JEEP 5 year plan meeting.

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