U.S President Bill Clinton on the first leg of his tour of The Clinton Foundation projects in Africa

Hoopoe Safaris East Africa in Northern Tanzania with Former U.S President Bill Clinton on the first leg of his tour of The Clinton Foundation projects in Africa, with Hoopoe Safaris' Peter Lindstrom, Stephen Laiser and Rupert Finch Hatton. Rupert Finch Hatton and Peter Lindstrom are guides to the President and his guests on a classic African Safari in Tanzania.

 On April 30, President Clinton visited the Solar Sister program site in Karatu town, Tanzania. Solar Sister is part of Sustainable Energy Solutions Powered by Women’s Enterprise, a Clinton Global Initiative Commitment to Action. Solar Sister connects women in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and Nigeria to training opportunities, and micro-financing groups to increase savings and investment. To date the Solar Sisters have trained 500 entrepreneurs, 300 of which were in Tanzania and as a result have 250,000 beneficiaries globally and for the commitment.

 On April 30, President Clinton visited the Solar Sister program site in Karatu town, Tanzania. Solar Sister is part of Sustainable Energy Solutions Powered by Women’s Enterprise, a Clinton Global Initiativel Commitment to Action. Solar Sister connects women in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, and Nigeria to training opportunities, and micro-financing groups to increase savings and investment.

 On April 30, President Clinton visited the Nainokanoka Dispensary in Ngorongoro, Tanzania where he was greeted by health care workers and local villagers. The Clinton Health Access Initiative's work has made pneumonia and rotavirus vaccines more affordable and ensured optimal vaccine delivery to children in Ngorongoro.

 On April 30, President Clinton visited the Nainokanoka Dispensary in Ngorongoro, Tanzania. At the Dispensary, he was greeted by health care workers who are able to deliver effective pneumonia and rotavirus vaccines to children due to proper cold chain and storage systems implemented by the Clinton Health Access Initiative.

On April 30, President Clinton visited the Nainokanoka Dispensary in Ngorongoro, Tanzania. The Clinton Health Access Initiative is implementing programs to transport pneumonia and rotavirus vaccines to children in remote areas such as Ngorongoro.

Photo credit: Max W. Orenstein / Clinton Foundation — in Tanzania.