Burning in the Sun
Ninety-nine percent of Mali's population lacks access to electricity, prompting Daniel Dembélé to launch a project using recycled solar panels.
Synopsis
Ninety-nine percent of Mali's population lacks access to electricity, prompting Daniel Dembélé to launch a project using recycled solar panels.
Synopsis
Daniel Dembélé stands at the forefront of a solar energy initiative in Mali, a country where 99% of the population lacks access to electricity. In "Burning in the Sun," Dembélé works to implement recycled solar panels in rural communities. The film details the challenges he encounters in a nation where electricity is a significant barrier to development. Through his efforts, the documentary illustrates the potential for sustainable energy solutions to improve lives and foster progress in Mali.
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