Virtual Internship Case Study: Women in Energy Sierra Leone
Introduction
Women in Energy Sierra Leone Ltd. is an organisation that develops innovative, sustainable energy products like the Smart Green Stove to address energy poverty and environmental challenges. A BSc Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities with Foundation Year student, supported Women in Energy Sierra Leone Ltd.'s mission to ensure universal energy access and reduce energy dependency, contributing to a cleaner and more equitable future for Sierra Leone.
The Story of Women in Energy Sierra Leone Ltd.
Founded in 2020, Women in Energy Sierra Leone Ltd. is an organisation focused on:
Gender equality in the energy sector
Sustainable energy products
Women's empowerment
Activities include training and opportunities for women to enhance economic and health outcomes while fostering community development.
The Opportunity
As a business development assistant at Women in Energy Sierra Leone Ltd., the student worked towards creating impactful presentations that enhanced the company's visibility and reputation.
Results
Over eight weeks, the student and Women in Energy Sierra Leone Ltd.’s COO, Paul Kamara, collaborated online to:
Conduct a secondary analysis of a community survey to gather further insights and refine strategic initiatives
Identify trends and preferences within the community
Identify areas of improving the company’s profile by making the message clearer, more compelling, and aligned more closely with Women in Energy’s mission
These efforts increased visibility, encouraged deeper engagement through compelling storytelling and visuals, and fostered trust and credibility through transparency and impactful metrics.
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