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Access to modern energy for lighting continues to be a major challenge in Africa. It is estimated that of the approximately 110 million off-grid households (with 580 million individuals), more than half use kerosene lamps as their primary light source.With comprehensive grid expansion being a long-term objective,appropriate solar lighting products can contribute substantially to narrowing the access gap in the near future. Thus, a solar program was introducted to provide improved access to solar energy for low income people by enhancing their market supply chain for solar lighting products in Cameroon.
*[https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:Total_Cameroon.pdf Further Information on the Project]
 
  
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== Description of the Project ==
  
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An overview of the project can be obtained [[:File:Total Cameroon.pdf|here]].
  
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The full study of the project can be otained [[:File:Rapport final-baseline study-GIZ-TOTAL Vf.pdf|here]].
  
 
= Training of Entrepreneurs =
 
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One of the main Objective of the project was to create a value chain to for Pico PV lighting systems to rural areas. This have been feasible through the training of rural entrepreneurs  
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One of the main Objective of the project was to create a value chain to for Pico PV lighting systems to rural areas. This have been feasible through the training of rural entrepreneurs
  
 
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= Further Information =
  
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https://energypedia.info/images/b/be/Total_Cameroon.pdf
 
 
== Baseline Study ==
 
  
*The full study can be downloaded '''[https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:Rapport_final-baseline_study-GIZ-TOTAL_Vf.pdf here.]'''
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Revision as of 14:38, 12 March 2014

Introduction

Access to modern energy for lighting continues to be a major challenge in Africa. It is estimated that of the approximately 110 million off-grid households (with 580 million individuals), more than half use kerosene lamps as their primary light source.With comprehensive grid expansion being a long-term objective,appropriate solar lighting products can contribute substantially to narrowing the access gap in the near future. Thus, a solar program was introducted to provide improved access to solar energy for low income people by enhancing their market supply chain for solar lighting products in Cameroon.

Description of the Project

An overview of the project can be obtained here.

The full study of the project can be otained here.

Training of Entrepreneurs

One of the main Objective of the project was to create a value chain to for Pico PV lighting systems to rural areas. This have been feasible through the training of rural entrepreneurs


Further Information

https://energypedia.info/images/b/be/Total_Cameroon.pdf

https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:Rapport_final-baseline_study-GIZ-TOTAL_Vf.pdf


Reference

https://energypedia.info/images/b/be/Total_Cameroon.pdf

https://energypedia.info/wiki/File:Rapport_final-baseline_study-GIZ-TOTAL_Vf.pdf