Tanzania Pilot

Solaris Collective’s first pilot takes place in Endeshi Village, Tanzania, where we are implementing a solar-powered water system to address critical gaps in clean water access.

This project serves as a proof of concept for our model, combining renewable energy with community-led development to build sustainable, locally governed solutions.

A solar-powered reverse osmosis water system that will provide safe drinking water to the local school and surrounding community.

This system addresses high levels of salt and fluoride in existing water sources while establishing a foundation for future development.

Access to clean water and reliable energy directly impacts health, education, and overall quality of life. In Endeshi, limited infrastructure affects everything from classroom learning to patient care.

This pilot focuses on one essential need as an entry point for broader, long-term change.

We prioritize community ownership at every stage.

From planning to implementation, community members are involved in decision-making, trained in system maintenance, and supported in taking long-term control of the project.