These plastic bottle lamps are brightening lives across poor countries worldwide
Making solar power affordable in developing countries — Institute of the Environment and Sustainability at UCLA
These Plastic Bottles Full Of Water And Bleach Light Up Homes Without Electricity | HuffPost Impact
How solar kits and battery lamps are replacing kerosene across Africa
Healthy Sugar Origin in Stingless Bee Honey Revealed
Electricity does not change poor lives as much as was thought | The Economist
How can we switch off lighting poverty? | World Economic Forum
Bright ideas for the developing world: cheaper, superior lighting design | Sustainable design | The Guardian
Can technology free developing countries from light poverty? | Working in development | The Guardian
Solar lamps replace toxic kerosene in poorest countries | CNN Business
Bright ideas for the developing world: cheaper, superior lighting design | Sustainable design | The Guardian
Low-Cost Solar Brightens Lives in the Developing World
Old Glass Petroleum Lamp stock image. Image of alternative - 134509555
A solar lamp can transform a community, UN commission hears | UNCTAD
How Solar Lanterns Provide Humanitarian Aid - LuminAID
The L.E.D. Quandary: Why There's No Such Thing as “Built to Last” | The New Yorker
Shining a Light on Developing Countries - Yanko Design
These Simple Solar Lamps Are Changing Lives For Poor Areas That Can't Wait For A Power Grid | HuffPost Impact
The developing world faces a silent killer. Could a $1 solar light help? | Guardian sustainable business | The Guardian
Shining a Light on Developing Countries - Yanko Design
Liter of Light: Making Solar Energy Accessible To All - Impakter
Bleach Bottle Lights Bring Light to Poor Countries - The Borgen Project
Solar lamp - Wikipedia
GravityLight: the gravity lamp lighting up Africa| #LivingCircular
