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Microsolar activity started in 2007 with an informal micro-solar project at Neema Crafts, Iringa, established by a pre-SolarAid John Keane. Funding was then secured from Mangroup for macro and micro solar work, which started in late 2008. In June 2008 SolarAid Tanzania was set up in response to an urgent need for renewable energies. The team began by training poor people in rural Tanzania with the business and marketing tools necessary to become SunnyMoneyentrepreneurs.

There are currently 16 active entrepreneurs with their own independent and sustainable microsolar businesses. In total, 1507 microsolar units have been sold, bringing light to thousands. SolarAid Tanzania installed their first macrosolar panelling system on a school in January 2009. Now 64 schools, health clinics and community centres have benefitted from clean and affordable energy.
For further infromation on Solar Aid-Tanzania please visit http://solar-aid.org/projects/all-projects/solar-for-children.html.
