Solar Aid
www.solar-aid.org
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What do they do?
SunnyMoney is a microfranchise brand which uses a technique called microsolar to bring light to the poor across East Africa whilst creating jobs and offering an alternative to kerosene lighting.
How are they social?
SunnyMoney is sustainable. Micro-finance loans mean entrepreneurs can buy microsolar lighting products and sell them to their local community, which descreases dependence on costly and polluting kerosene lighting while creating employment.
| Address: | Pride Court, 80-82 White Lion Street, London, GB, N1 9PF |
| Phone: | +44 (0)207 278 8500 |
| Industry: | Consumer electronics |
| Social benefit: | Poverty alleviation, Climate change, Developing countries, Climate change, Developing countries, Poverty alleviation, Climate change, Developing countries, Poverty alleviation, |
| Company type: | Ltd |
| Certifications: | Not Applicable, Not Applicable, Not Applicable, |
| Founded: | 1999 |
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