as more people get access to electricity and better education their combined wealth will rise creating the financial resources to tackle the harder problems. on step at a time.
as more people get access to electricity and better education their combined wealth will rise creating the financial resources to tackle the harder problems. on step at a time.
Do you have any basis for this claim?
If this were true, why are so many of the companies working in the field tech and innovation-led?
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Just as example of the kind of problems faced: how do you electrify thatched roofed houses made from mud bricks? Can’t really insert plugs.
seems to me the major problem is scale and distribution and cost, getting electricity to remote areas. and sure, maybe there are some technical solutions that can help make things easier and cheaper, but i don't see any problems that could not be overcome.
but i have only spent a short time in africa so my understanding of the reality there is quite limited. i'd really like to know more about what the actual roadblocks are and where technological innovations are required to move forward.