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<p>Water Access Rwanda, a social enterprise that is revolutionising the provision of clean water in rural communities, plans to take its micro grid solutions project to 12 countries in the next few years. Christelle Kwizera, a 26 year old mechanical engineer shared her story at the 2019 Transformers Summit in Dakar Senegal.</p>


This innovation is bringing clean water to rural communities in Africa

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<p>This past weekend in Accra, Ghana – the awarding ceremony for the Africa Netpreneur Prize Initiative by the Jack Ma Foundation took place and among the ten winners, two were Rwandan women. Social entrepreneur, Christelle Kwizera walked away with 3rd place and $100,000 for her company, Water Access Rwanda; she joins CNBC Africa to share her experience and what her next step will be.</p>


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This innovation is bringing clean water to rural communities in Africa

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This innovation is bringing clean water to rural communities in Africa

Rwandan social entrepreneur wins $100,000 Netpreneur Prize

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