Over 100,000 people in rural Togo now benefit from improved healthcare access thanks to the solar electrification of 14 health centers led by Adideme.

 

Since 2023, she has directed Solafrica’s Solar Health program, installing photovoltaic systems in remote clinics and training communities in their upkeep. This model not only enhances care, particularly for women and children, but also ensures long-term sustainability through local ownership.

 

Adideme leads implementation by organizing field visits, selecting beneficiaries, overseeing installations, and training women as community health workers. Her engagement with traditional leaders and health collectives builds trust and secures community support in a field where women’s leadership is rare.

 

As founder of the Kekeli-Miig Association, she furthers women’s autonomy by offering free vocational training and supporting income-generating initiatives. The group also provides school supplies to disadvantaged children, reinforcing its community commitment.

 

Adideme’s persistence and strategic thinking help her navigate logistical hurdles, resource constraints, and cross-sector collaboration.