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A quick snapshot of why, how, and where, we do what we do.
A quick snapshot of why, how, and where, we do what we do.
This is the tax exemption decree that went into effect in Niger in September 2017, waiving import taxes and VAT on all renewable energy products.
Lighting Africa/Ethiopia sought to understand the solar supply chain in Ethiopia against a background of increased products and growth of the sector. The overarching objective of the research was to …Read More
This brochure provides a brief overview of the Lighting Africa program, including its approach and history.
This issue features articles about Lighting Africa moving consumers up the energy ladder, the role of solar lanterns in the fight against Ebola and a ‘Library’ of Solar Lights in …Read More
This document summarizes Lighting Africa program results as of December 2014. It highlights that 35 million people across Africa had improved energy access due to modern solar lighting products, over …Read More
This presentation looks at the energy prospects in Sub-Saharan Africa. It concludes that energy is a cornerstone of strategies for poverty reduction and economic growth. It finds that improvements in …Read More
This Market Intelligence Note provides a snapshot of existing warranty practices in the retail chain in Tanzania along with suggestions on ways to offer a more effective warranty. These findings …Read More
This note offers an assessment of local electronics technicians’ experiences and interests in repairing solar lamps in Kenya and Tanzania. These findings are based on surveys conducted with 115 technicians …Read More
This report maps the availability of, and access to, off-grid lighting products in Senegal. It finds that reliable lighting is limited, especially in rural areas, and that solar portable lanterns …Read More