…realize that the products do not live up to their expectations. Lighting Africa’s initial screening method is a quick reference to distinguish between substandard and quality products. Importers will now…
…products ranging from lanterns to solar home systems (SHS), products are now developing along the sector’s newest frontier – productive uses leveraging solar energy (PULSE). These can provide livelihoods for…
…realize that the products do not live up to their expectations. Lighting Africa’s initial screening method is a quick reference to distinguish between substandard and quality products. Importers will now…
…now making these aspirational energy services equivalent to “Tier 2” energy access affordable for many households and small businesses who live without reliable electricity. While some of the most popular…
…consumer attitudes towards these products and the supply and distribution chains that deliver them to the rural and peri-urban areas where the vast majority of the BOP consumers live and…
…1.1 billion people worldwide who presently live without access to affordable, reliable and safe modern energy. Lighting Global supports the country program work of Lighting Africa and Lighting Asia through…
…help increase access to affordable, clean and safer lighting for more than 30 percent of Nigeria’s population who live in rural areas, and have low incomes and no access to…
…to live above the poverty line. Basic needs such as food, housing, shelter, education, and finance are all adversely impacted by energy poverty and its limitations on a community. Energy…
…average of 30% more for kerosene than people who live in urban centers. In the most extreme cases, the price of kerosene in rural areas can be up to 130%…
…value of these consumer education campaigns. Creative Tools As the majority of the off-grid population lives – almost by definition – in remote rural areas that are difficult to reach…
