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Publication - Best Practices for Electrifying Rural Health Care Facilities with Decentralised Renewables

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Title
Best Practices for Electrifying Rural Health Care Facilities with Decentralised Renewables
Publisher
Alliance for Rural Electrification (ARE) - GET.invest
Author
Amanda Soler, Jens Jæger, David Lecoque
Published in
July 2020
Abstract
Electricity is a prerequisite to enable health services for every health care facility around the globe. While the struggle of rural communities to access quality health services has long been a critical issue, the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the essential role that electricity plays in rural health care facilities. Against this emergency background, DRE solutions offer the cleanest, cheapest and smartest solution to electrify rural health care facilities in most cases. DRE is not just an essential pillar to empower health care facilities and vulnerable citizens in their fight against COVID-19, but also a promising catalyst to power tomorrow’s local economies and speed up post-disease socio-economic recovery.
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