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Infinity Power 2023 Sustainability Report 29

How our community

investments are

changing lives through

environmental and In Senegal, we have planted more than

5,000 trees, including native Baobab trees,
energy initiatives along the access routes to the wind farm

and in schools and public places in the

local community.

In Senegal, we funded the construction of 25

solar-powered water boreholes for farmers.

Faced with drier weather conditions due

to climate change, farmers are now able

to irrigate their crops and have a longer

growing season, therefore increasing their

household income. This project was a result
of us successfully completing livelihood

restoration projects for communities

affected by construction of the Taiba N’Diaye
In Senegal, we funded municipal waste
wind farm.
management facilities in a local village.

Before this, residents had no option but to

walk for miles to dump household waste
on the surrounding land. There is now a

dedicated waste sorting facility with 15

collection points, which has created 17 jobs

and collected and processed over 7,900

tonnes of waste to date.