Tanzania
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The lamp can light up to 4 rooms for up to 24 light hours, charges up to 3 phones and it has a security light.
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The solar powered lamp can save 1200 Tsh per day
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5 Years lifetime, replaceable during warranty
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After 5 years, repair of plastic nylon is needed.
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Solar power in form of sunshine. |
Not easily affordable by very poor communities.
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Available at Solar Sister Entrepreneurs.
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Fabricated in industry, repair need special skills.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=makgV217HEk
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qljxg8qxrc
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The solar lamp reduces CO2 emission and it is environmental friendly.
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Used all over Tanzania especially in rural areas where grid is not yet connected.
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It is affordable, clean and reliable source of light.
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The Tanzanian government supports solar projects in several ways; through legislation as well as by providing financial support. Projects which qualify for such funding might take different forms, and range from lighting initiatives to large-scale solar PV fields.
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https://solarsister.org/
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Centre for Sustainable Energy Services (TaTEDO)
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2022-05-02
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