This page presents an initial draft of the country profile on Malawi from the Off-Grid Lighting Assessment, a collaborative effort of the UNEP en.lighten initiative and the Lumina Project. This is one of 80 country profiles that estimate the savings potential and benefits of switching from fuel-based lighting to solar LED lanterns. For more information, please see the Overview and the assessment Methodology page. A list of all the countries profiled is provided on the Country Reports page.
We are inviting LuminaNET members to review these initial draft reports, and post feedback under each relevant country profile including corrections, updated data, and impressions about the draft results. When posting comments or suggestions, please include supporting documentation (reports, spreadsheets, links, etc.) wherever possible. General comments on the project should be added to the Overview page and any technical comments about the model should be added to the Methodology page.
A PDF copy of the report shown below is also available by clicking here: OGL_MWI_v1.pdf. Thank you for your help and input to this review.
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Permalink Reply by Evan Mills on June 4, 2013 at 10:08am Attaching some slides about work in Malawi. They include a little baseline data, but sketchy on sample size, etc. I think there is a real report behind this that we should hunt for.
Permalink Reply by Evan Mills on June 4, 2013 at 10:12am Here's the backup report.
Permalink Reply by Evan Mills on November 29, 2013 at 7:31pm Solar Aid has surveyed kerosene sellers in several locations throughout Mzimba province. Their purchase price averaged 1309 MWk/liter ($3.04) and their selling price averaged 1539 MWk/liter ($3.57). Detailed data tables available from Kat Harrison (@ SolarAid).
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