Lighting Vanuatu – Independent Evaluation Plan. Report for AusAID as part of the Independent Completion review of AusAID’s Lighting Vanuatu project.

Rebecca Ford; Adam Doering; Cle-Anne  Gabriel; Sara Walton

Lighting Vanuatu – Independent Evaluation Plan. Report for AusAID as part of the Independent Completion review of AusAID’s Lighting Vanuatu project.

Rebecca Ford, Adam Doering, Cle-Anne Gabriel, Sara Walton

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Abstract

Executive Summary: Lighting Vanuatu commenced on 1 May 2010 as a two-year project. It sought to address Vanuatu’s “energy poverty” by increasing access by rural householders to handheld solar lanterns, thereby reducing household dependency on the use of kerosene for lighting.

Lighting Vanuatu aimed to deliver at least 24,000 solar lanterns through the use of a supply-side subsidy. This subsidy aimed to:

Improve upstream finance;
Make solar lanterns more affordable;
Reduce the geographic challenges posed by remoteness;
Increase consumer awareness; and
Improve product quality.

Original language	English
Commissioning body	Australian Aid
Number of pages	149
Publication status	Published - 1 Aug 2014

Keywords

Vanuatu
energy poverty
handheld solar lanterns
rural electrification
supply-side subsidy

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