SOLAR ICE IN GHANA: POST-INSTALLMENT

following up in Agbokpa, Ghana

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KEY PEOPLE

Committed to the Cause

KURT MCDANIEL

Junior
Business Finance

VICTORIA SLAYBAUGH

Senior
World Languages and Cultures

KATE BILSE

Senior
Anthropology and Geography

MONTANA TASKER

Junior
Agriculture Business

Working with Cal Poly professors of Physics,

Nathan Heston, Peter Schwartz, and professor of Sociology, Ryan Alaniz

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OUR STORY

In August of 2019, two freezers, a 10,000 Liter water tower, and a slow sand filter, all powered by solar electricity, were successfully installed in Agbokpa, Ghana. Our mission is to conduct thorough follow-up on this new technology, a project that will enable important modifications based on community feedback and satisfaction. Furthermore, we plan to provide the people of Agbokpa with the education they need to understand the technology, the tools they need to maintain it, and the opportunity to make the changes they deem necessary.

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ABOUT AGBOKPA

The city of Agbokpa lies in Eastern Ghana and is a community of approximately 500 people. Settled on Lake Volta, the people of Agbokpa rely primarily on fishing and agriculture for their livelihoods.

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