Our Impact

Read through some of our success stories

Empowering smallholder
farmers with solar irrigation

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Farmers use SunCulture products

We are the largest distributor of solar irrigation for smallholder farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa, with 50% market share in East Africa

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Lower costs vs. petrol & diesel irrigation

We use carbon revenues and financial services to make solar-powered irrigation more affordable than dirty fuel pumps

  • Accessing solar water pump for first time
  • Without access to a good alternative
  • Purchased the solar water pump on credit
  • [Of those on credit] First access to credit
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farmers realized higher production without planting additional land

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potential increase in incomes for farmers

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average income increase reported by customers in first year alone

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Kenyan farmers report an improvement in how they farm (i.e., irrigation, crop diversification) due to the solar water pump

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farmers report an improved quality of life

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customers use energy access to generate revenues

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hrs/week freed for other income-generating activities

Case Studies

The voice of our customers

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Twine David, Nkoma, Sembabule

My name is Twine David, and I work on the farm as the cattle keeper. Before acquiring the SunCulture Water pump, our water-fetching process involved transporting it in jerrycans using.
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Chandiga William, Palenyua, Pakele, Adjumani

Chandiga William, a dedicated resident of Palenyua in Pakele Village, Adjumani District, plays a pivotal role in managing the family's diverse agricultural endeavors.
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Akeny Emmauel, HillCity Enterprise Lira City

HillCity Enterprises, led by Mr. Akeny Emmanuel in Tebira Cell, Ayago Ward, Lira, exemplifies innovative agricultural practices.
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Kemigisha Jane Nanndinda, Gulu City

Kemigisha Jane Nanndinda, a horticultural farmer from Atede, Okyeyomero Waro Village in Gulu District, exemplifies warmth and positivity as she manages her thriving farm.
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Otua Godfrey, Bar Opuua, Lira City

Mr. Otua Godfrey, a 54-year-old former banker turned dedicated vegetable farmer, exemplifies resilience and innovation in Bar Opuua Village, Lira City, Northern Uganda.
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Begura Eria, Bishese Lugusulu Sembabule

Begura Eria, a 52-year-old livestock farmer from Bisheshe, Lugusulu in Sembabule District, Uganda, exemplifies agricultural resilience.
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Aligned to UN Sustainable Development Goals

Our Impact Journey

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