Solar Energy Takes Off in Burundi
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The Solar Energy Project in Local Communities
The Solar Energy Project in Local Communities – known as Soleil-Nyakiriza – is an initiative of the Government of Burundi, launched in 2020 and supported by the World Bank Group.
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