ELICO Foundation joined international climate and sustainability stakeholders in Jeju Island, Republic of Korea, to exchange knowledge and strengthen cooperation on climate action, renewable energy
Showcasing local experience, building partnerships and exploring opportunities to expand access to clean and reliable energy. Access to reliable electricity remains a significant challenge for
ELICO Foundation brings communities and key stakeholders together to explore an innovative approach to financing sustainable energy solutions. What if existing water infrastructure could do
For many communities, access to clean and reliable water remains a daily challenge. But what if the same sun that shines over these communities could
Arusha. Researchers, development practitioners and energy experts have called for increased investment in bioenergy technologies that harness underutilised African plants and agricultural waste as Tanzania
Arusha. The Board of Directors of ELICO Foundation held its fourth board meeting in Arusha, bringing together board members and the Foundation’s leadership to review
Monduli. Every morning, before the sun grew hot over the plains of Monduli, women, children and donkeys would begin a familiar journey. Women balanced empty
Seeking to address these challenges, ELICO Foundation introduced Kijanisha Shule, a programme designed to transform schools into sustainable learning hubs through renewable energy, digital empowerment, WASH and nutrition interventions, as well as sustainable mobility solutions.
ELICO Foundation’s efforts to strengthen healthcare services in rural Tanzania have received international recognition after being featured by Irish Aid, the Government of Ireland’s official
ELICO Foundation joined hundreds of government institutions, development partners, private sector actors, and civil society organizations at the 2026 National Environment Week Exhibition held at
