over there, basically that s the light that you have to work with. yes. very hard. but what can we do? last month, four women actually died from pregnancy complications. the problems i m seeing in malawi are the same problems i m seeing in liberia and nigeria and uganda. welcome to the world, little one. and the lights just went out. i don t think that we should stand by and just allow health centers around the world not to have something as basic as light and electricity. so the little step we re taking is a bit of power in a yellow box. this is called the solar suitcase. very, very nice. the solar panel takes the sunlight and it changes it to electricity. the solar suitcase is really rugged, simple to use, portable. perfect. turn this on.
over there, basically that s the light that you have to work with. yes. very hard. but what can we do? last month, four women actually died from pregnancy complications. the problems i m seeing in malawi are the same problems i m seeing in siberia and nigeria and uganda. i don t think that we should stand by and just allow health centers around the world not to have something as basic as light and electricity. so the little step we re taking is a bit of power in a yellow box. this is called the solar suitcase. very, very nice. the solar panel takes the sunlight and it changes it to electricity. the solar suitcase is really rugged, simple to use, portable. perfect.
is a bit of power in a yellow box. this is called the solar suitcase. very, very nice. the solar panel takes the sunlight and it changes it to electricity. the solar suitcase is really rugged, simple to use, portable. perfect. turn this on. wow. thank you so much. you re so welcome. we include a series of phone charges. we also provide head lamps. we include a battery charger. and finally because our focus is on maternal health care, we provide a fetal doppler. perfect. that s it. you can move the light where you want it. one of the most beautiful outcomes is that it s just shifted the morale of the health care worker. i will be able to give good deliveries. suturing will not be a problem for me. resuscitation of a baby during the night will not be a problem because of the light. it keeps me going. we learn about babies that have survived or mothers that weren t turned away. mothers are now eager to come to the clinics. they say i want to deliver in
and how many midwives are working here? i m the only one. just you? oh, my goodness. so i said what would you do if you had to do a delivery tonight? she took out her cell phone and she had just the smallest bit of light. so that s it. and if you re doing a delivery over there, basically that s the light that you have to work with. yes. very hard. but what can we do? last month, four women actually died from pregnancy complications. the problems i m seeing in malawi are the same problems i m seeing in siberia and nigh yeer and uganda. i don t think that we should stand by and just allow health centers around the world not to have something as basic as light and electricity. so the little step we re taking is a bit of power in a yellow box. this is called the solar suitcase. very, very nice.
she took out her cell phone and she had just the smallest bit of light. so that s it. and if you re doing a delivery over there, basically that s the light that you have to work with. yes. very hard. but what can we do? last month, four women actually died from pregnancy complications. the problems i m seeing in malawi are the same problems i m seeing in siberia and nigeria and uganda. i don t think that we should stand by and just allow health centers around the world not to have something as basic as light and electricity. so the little step we re taking is a bit of power in a yellow box. this is called the solar suitcase. very, very nice. the solar panel takes the sunlight and it changes it to electricity. the solar suitcase is really