COMMUNITY WIFI INSTALLATIONS
Community Wi‑Fi is about setting up shared internet hotspots in public spaces like markets, schools, churches, and trading centers. Instead of every household paying for its own fibre line, one strong connection is installed and distributed through routers or access points.
- Purpose: Give affordable internet access to traders, students, and families in areas where fibre or mobile bundles are too costly.
- Setup: A main connection (fibre or wireless) is installed, then extended using routers, solar‑powered towers, or mesh networks.
- Users: Mama mboga vendors, boda boda riders, teachers, and youth groups can connect at low cost or even free in some cases.
Schools, CBOs and Local Institutions
Community Wi‑Fi in schools and institutions is not just about internet — it’s about education, service delivery, and empowerment. By installing shared connections, you multiply impact: one line serves hundreds of students, worshippers, patients, or community members.
Purpose: Enable institutions to serve communities better by staying connected.
Setup: Shared Wi‑Fi hotspots installed in offices, halls, or community centers.