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This project implemented Solare Zukunft e.V. aimed at creating local business that produces small PV modules out of broken PV cells. The product were supposed to be systems that provide energy for small electrical devices, for lighting of about 4-6 hours per day or to charge several low voltage devices, such as cell phones, cameras, radios etc. Focus of the project was know-how transfer by involving the employees from the very beginning, including the participation in the setup up of the production unit itself. Further steps planned were training in the production of the PV modules out of the broken parts imported from abroad. In parallel to the initial setup marketing activities to promote the products were planned.
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Community Managed Energy Service for Vegetable Market Chain
This project aims to demonstrate the viability of a community managed irrigation system in rural Nepal, using a photovoltaic pumping system to increase production levels and also enhance the quality of the vegetables produced.
Exchange: Community Exchange and Capacity-Building in Energy Alternatives for Food Production
The main objective was to link the concepts of energy sovereignty and food sovereignty using a two-pronged approach: the provision of hands-on capacity-building in sustainable energy technologies for food production and setting up a participatory dialogue among civil society organisations in Colombia.
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Using Waste from Cashew Nut Processing in Burkina Faso
To demonstrate energy savings and productivity gains from using cashew processing waste, via the installation of a gasifier and steaming/drying unit in a cashew nut processing facility.