Difference between revisions of "Training Materials - Off Grid Systems"
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''Define minimum criteria for the participants in the training<br>'' | ''Define minimum criteria for the participants in the training<br>'' | ||
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*Enhance technical capacity of rural retailers in SHS design, install and follow-up | *Enhance technical capacity of rural retailers in SHS design, install and follow-up | ||
− | *To enable rural retailers to perform after sales and, maintenance service of SHS | + | *To enable rural retailers to perform [https://energypedia.info/index.php/After_Sales_Service_for_Solar_Systems after sales ]and, maintenance service of SHS |
*Improve entrepreneurial skill | *Improve entrepreneurial skill | ||
Revision as of 12:24, 1 March 2012
Off grid systems
Giving proper training to the stakeholders of a solar system is crucial, especially in rural electrification projects where lack of information can compromise the success of the project.
Examples of training materials from different EnDev projects are presented:
Training | Target group | Objective |
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End User/Operator | Households Operators of PV systems in Schools, Health Centers, etc… |
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Technicians | Technicians working in partner organization…
Define minimum criteria for the participants in the training |
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Retailers | Local retailers |
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