Lighting the Way: Behavioral Savings Boost Solar Aspirations in Ugandan Refugee Settlements

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Clean, reliable energy is fundamental to both human development and climate action. Yet over 600 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa remain without electricity—among them, 97% of refugees lack access to grid power.

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