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The following case studies delve into the approaches taken by Nigerian practitioners in designing solar off-grid interventions. They can also be found within the guidance sections: | The following case studies delve into the approaches taken by Nigerian practitioners in designing solar off-grid interventions. They can also be found within the guidance sections: | ||
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* Local Solutions Lab: where the Clean Technology Hub applied a design-thinking approach to the identification of communities’ needs and solutions | * Local Solutions Lab: where the Clean Technology Hub applied a design-thinking approach to the identification of communities’ needs and solutions | ||
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The following case studies delve into the approaches taken by Nigerian practitioners in designing solar off-grid interventions. They can also be found within the guidance sections:
- Local Solutions Lab: where the Clean Technology Hub applied a design-thinking approach to the identification of communities’ needs and solutions
- LiteDey Standalone Solar Solution: a lease-to-own business model developed by CREEDS, specifically targeting MSMEs in peri-urban and urban areas
- Green Business Area: an approach to delivering solar off-grid electricity to local rural businesses while supporting their growth
A total of 10 case studies will be developed as part of the PeopleSuN project
