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Name: JAIME DIAZ

Hellow Aviva and Hugo,
My name is Jaime Díaz, I´m From Colombia, I´m a member of EVOKE, and I´ve choose you as a social innovation role model. I really admire Your work about Fuel cells sold by local entrepreneurs generate electricity from soil microbes to power LED lights, cell phones, and other devices, tackling the world’s biggest problems with creative solutions and entrepreneurial ventures. I´d Like to keep in contact to know more about your Project.


Name: uzoma judith katchy

i am from Nigeria and will really like to know more about your work because i want to see it work in Nigeria where energy/power is a major issue.


Name: phillip

Iam buying your ideas, it is such a boom that i can live with it because it was invented long time ago before i can be introduced to the so called electricity in Mzansi and it grow many people.


Name: Eric Tremblay

Good talk. Perhaps you have a more technical talk somewhere else on the Internet. We would love to hear more about this great invention works!

Keep up the good work!

-Eric in Canada


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