COMMUNITY SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ‘CSR’

We help to build stronger communities

Our Approach to CSR

It is our firm belief that we can only truly prosper if the communities around us are prospering and meeting their development aspirations.

We work closely with representatives of our host communities to ensure we gain a better understanding of their development goals and needs. We then seek to make a positive impact in helping them achieve these goals. Our CSR focus revolves around improving access to sustainable energy, education, good health, and building entrepreneurial capacity for the community.

Currently Tatanga Energy is undertaking the development of a 5MW solar PV project in partnership with the ‘for profit’ arm of the Midlands Anglican Diocese. This project will benefit the Diocese’s charitable and community activities including an 800-bed boarding school and a 62-bed hospital and will help to increase the sustainability of their work by providing much needed energy to their planned agriculture initiatives and the rural growth points that surround the mission.

Tatanga Energy is also looking into starting a sustainable afforestation program, aiming  to help schools plant upto 5000 trees by 2025. Additionally, Tatanga Energy is working with the Diocese to seek alternative energy solutions for its various parishes, households and installations. These activities include the design and construction of a bio-digester to reduce the Diocese’s energy consumption related to heating and cooking.

Tatanga Energy and the Diocese are also exploring rural off-grid electrification strategies and technologies that may be implemented ahead of the commissioning of the solar PV project.

The community accesses its water supply through boreholes and tanks which require sustainable water pumping solutions. Through solar energy, this will be achieved and the Diocese’s agricultural projects which require water will become viable. Currently, a small clinic is running at the Mission.
The community accesses its water supply through boreholes and tanks which require sustainable water pumping solutions. Through solar energy, this will be achieved and the Diocese’s agricultural projects which require water will become viable. Currently, a small clinic is running at the Mission.
Currently, a small clinic is running at the Mission. This clinic provides maternity services to the community.
Currently, a small clinic is running at the Mission. This clinic provides maternity services to the community.
The Mission runs a poultry project that helps provide the school's food requirements. The Mission is also planning additional agricultural projects to support the school’s consumption and generate income.
The Mission runs a poultry project that helps provide the school's food requirements. The Mission is also planning additional agricultural projects to support the school’s consumption and generate income.
The Diocese established St. Patrick's Mission School to provide educational access and boarding facilities to over 800 students. The study patterns of the students have been adversely affected by the persistent power cuts that have plagued the community. Access to an improved electricity supply will improve the students' study patterns.
The Diocese established St. Patrick's Mission School to provide educational access and boarding facilities to over 800 students. The study patterns of the students have been adversely affected by the persistent power cuts that have plagued the community. Access to an improved electricity supply will improve the students' study patterns.
The Diocese has recently completed the construction of a 62- bed hospital at the Mission. The full commissioning of the hospital has been delayed by the persistent power shortages.
The Diocese has recently completed the construction of a 62- bed hospital at the Mission. The full commissioning of the hospital has been delayed by the persistent power shortages.
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