Open Arms update us on its plans to install two solar/inverter power back-up systems in Mangochi Infant Home and Rosie's House following WMP's decision to approve funding at this week's steering group: Dear Committee of the Watson’s Malawi Partnership, We are delighted to receive confirmation of your approval of our long-term strategic proposal. As ever, thank you for your continued support in our work. We can confirm that, as per our plans for 2020, we will install two solar/inverter power back-up systems. One unit will be installed in Mangochi Infant Home and the other at Rosie’s House Computer Room. We will send you a full update on this activity within 6 months. As noted in our proposal, the power inverters will provide secure power supply for the Mangochi infant home, providing vital early years’ care for up to 40 vulnerable babies, as well as stimulation and learning as they develop into healthy toddlers, washing clothes and nappies, providing light