evidence: REMBA ISLAND, Kenya – A Kenyan based company called access:energy plans to bring a micro-grid solution to generate electricity and power in Remba Island, Kenya’s Slum Island. The tiny, underdeveloped isle–located in the center of Lake Victoria–is home to 5,000 fishermen who live in one-room shacks stacked on top of each other. [...] Remba’s isolated location implies the lack of development in its power, clean water and health services. These basic services are not only expensive for its residents, but diseases are prevalent and simple routine activities are a constant challenge. [...] Meanwhile, life on Remba continues. The industrious fishermen hope to draw nets brimming with tilapia, a fish that is known to sell well internationally. Leaf remarked that the tiny strip of land "is the first link in the supply chain, and that chain links to Europe."