Farming and programmes
E-bikes for farmers, cooperatives and programmes: milk, water, produce and what the battery could power.
Why fresh produce still travels to market by manual bicycle
An IDinsight study found bicycle ownership raised household income by 29%. What a faster first mile means for produce that spoils.
Electrifying a community health worker fleet: what an NGO programme needs to know
A removable battery is the detail that decides whether an electric CHW fleet works: the same pack that moves the bike can run a fridge or…
Electric bikes for farmers: what a removable battery can power beyond the ride
Karaa's removable battery could do more than move the bike. What that means for farmers, cooperatives and community health workers.
What owning a bicycle already does to a household’s income
An IDinsight/World Bicycle Relief study found bicycle ownership raised household income by 29%. What that means once the bicycle is electric.
Electric bikes for milk collection
A milk collector does not need a truck. He needs his bicycle to go further, carry more and cost nothing to run.
Electric bikes for African farms
On the farm the bicycle already moves feed, milk and produce. A Karaa kit extends how far and how much it carries, and we are developing…