In rural areas of Cameroon, only 24% of the population has regular and stable access to electricity. This deficit is especially critical in healthcare infrastructure, where the human, financial, technical, and operational consequences are alarming, endangering the lives of patients and preventing the continued development of healthcare activities, in addition to compromising the sustainability of healthcare centers.

Conscious of this problem, Fundación Recover has launched a project to install solar energy collection, accumulation and distribution systems in three health centers in Cameroon. This project has as its main objective to ensure sustainable and continuous access to electricity, thereby improving the quality of medical services and operational efficiency from the centers.

The project will directly benefit 19,589 patients, who will have access to a safe and risk-free medical service, as well as healthcare and management staff who will work continuously and efficiently. With this initiative, Fundación Recover reaffirms its commitment to improving health and sustainability in Cameroon by providing innovative and sustainable energy solutions that transform the lives of thousands of people.