ACCESS CSO - Let There Be Light International

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Let There Be Light International

• Let There Be Light International was founded in 2014 and is based in United States .
• Type of organisation: NGO

Let There Be Light International (LTBLI) was founded in 2014 to address climate change and entrenched energy poverty through global advocacy and direct programming in sub-Saharan Africa. We believe in an all-hands-on-deck approach to leaving no one behind as we work to achieve Agenda2030 and advocate for energy access to be included in social safety net programming to address the health, safety and wellbeing of off-grid communities. LTBLI participates in the UN NGO MG, Women's MG + Catalyst2030

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Key Activities

Let There Be Light International works with grassroots NGOs to solar-electrify prioritized health clinics in Uganda and to distribute pico lights to resource-constrained, off-grid homes with members in one or more M.O.D.E.S. (Mothers, Orphans, Persons living with a Disability, Elders, Students).

• 56 rural Health Centers (II and III) have received 300-500 Watt solar systems
• 21,000 households have received pico lights
• Safe Births + Healthy Homes is our signature maternal/infant health project - pairing clinic electrification with community education and an incentive of a solar light for new mothers who deliver at the clinics.
• Lights4Literacy is our signature educational project - pairing books with pico lights.

Main Activities

Target Groups

for clean cooking:

• Households

for electricity:

• Households
• Productive use and livelihoods
• Communities and social institutions (including schools and health centers)

Themes

Energy Solution Focus

Electricity

Solar

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Where we work

Our regions of operation are: Sub-Saharan Africa.

Our countries of operation are: Kenya, Malawi, Uganda.
Our headquarter is based in: {{#display_point:

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Samburu Region of Kenya, Central and Eastern Uganda, Zomba Malawi

Contact Details

• Contact Sarah M Baird
• Visit our website (external link)

Partnerships

We work together with the following ACCESS coalition partners: Sustainable Development Network – Africa, Others.

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