…position may be based in either Karachi or Islamabad, Pakistan. The Program Manager will be in charge of leading the implementation of Lighting Pakistan / Afghanistan, including designing the specific…
…is the original World Bank institution. It works closely with the rest of the World Bank Group to help developing countries reduce poverty, promote economic growth, and build prosperity. IBRD…
…life of energy poverty, which constrains economic development and impedes access to education, livelihood development, health, and basic services including communications, water, and transport. Lighting Global is the World Bank…
Courtesy of International Innovation – a leading scientific dissemination service Since 2007, the World Bank Group’s Lighting Africa programme has enabled over 35 million people across the continent to access…
…are committed to bringing high quality solar products as close to consumers as possible in order to effectively meet their energy needs,” says Catherine Adelmann, the General Manager of Fosera….
It is important to have all products that currently meet the Lighting Global Quality Standards listed on the Lighting Global website in order to provide a reliable resource to stakeholders…
…a technical assistance facility supported by the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO). The fund has capital commitments of nearly USD 30 million and plans to raise additional capital…
…Learn more about our impact. The strength of the Lighting Global program comes from a programmatic approach addressing specific needs across the supply chain. The program toolkit includes: Quality Assurance:…
…short of expectations for safety, durability, and performance. In order to protect consumers from poor-quality products and to promote consumer confidence, we developed a series of Quality Standards and testing…
…of generic offerings, battery powered torches and lanterns, alongside quality-verified off-grid solar products – many with an ability to charge a phone. The report’s findings reveal a dynamic market. It’s…
