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Increases in Wealth: Once the lamp is purchased, increased savings from reduced kerosene expenditures and kerosene-related medical expenses can be redirected to children’s needs such as nutrition and education.
Improved physical health: Reduced exposure to kerosene-based lighting reduces the risk of respiratory illnesses and burns, and puts less strain on children’s eyes.
Improved home environment: Solar lamps reduce the chance of household fires (as compared to kerosene-based lighting).
Increases in Wealth: Once the lamp is purchased, increased savings from reduced kerosene expenditures and kerosene-related medical expenses can be redirected to children’s needs such as nutrition and education.
