• Benin
• Play to Learn, education through sport & play
• Burkina Faso
• Refurbishment of a primary school in a village
• Treating the noma disease
• Community strengthening to prevent child migration
• Cameroon
• Poultry breeding to enhance local development
• Cote d'Ivoire
• Construction work in a maternity
• Egypt
• Programme for Burn Patients in Asyut
• Ethiopia
• Malaria prevention and treatment
• Prevention and treatment of podoconiosis
• Ghana
• Self-sufficiency of an orphanage
• Rainwater to battle water shortage
• Kenya
• An oasis for the slum children
• Madagascar
• Providing drinking water to villages
• Mali
• Installation of a health care centre in a village
• Solar energy for local development
• Morocco
• Improving education in rural areas
• Niger
• Preservation of the addax
• Nigeria
• Educational support for orphans and vulnerable children
• Sierra Leone
• Fighting maternal and infant mortality
• Construction of a village for victims of poliomyelitis
• Swaziland
• Provide access to the International Baccalaureate
• Syria
• Improvement of nurses’ skills and working conditions
• Togo
• Solar energy in a hospital
• Solar water disinfection
• Uganda
• Another "FXB Village"
• Apiculture for local development

Solar energy in a hospital

Ingénieurs & Architectes Solidaires (IAS) is an association made up of engineers, architects, students and anyone else interested in alternative technologies. This group of professional volunteers designs and develops energy and water-related devices and systems for developing countries. The aim is to improve the living conditions, health and comfort of these populations in a sustainable way and reduce inequalities amongst them.

The adduction of drinking water by using solar electricity and the supply of solar energy in the Borgou-Togo hospital is a project which aims to provide:

• suitable lighting in the surgical units for night time operations;
• refrigeration of vaccines and medicines to ensure appropriate preservation.  

The objective of IAS' project, supported by the Addax Foundation, is to ultimately reduce the risks of child and maternal mortality, as well as improve health care for the local populations.