Here is another one to add to that ever-growing list: a solar-powered light bulb.
You can watch the YouTube video below to see how they are installing these solar-powered bulbs to houses in the Phillipines. If your Internet access doesn't permit you to watch the video, don't worry. I have taken screen shots and explained the process below.
This first picture shows the inside of a home in the Phillipines in the middle of the day. You couldn't tell the difference because it is so dark.

You take a piece of tin roofing and cut a hole to place the large bottle. You need to seal it in place.

Then you fill the bottles with water.

Put a bottle cap's worth of chlorine in the bottles.

Cut a hole in the roof for the bottle to fit into.

Place the bottle in the roof.

Let there be light.

Social entrepreneurs in the Philippines are turning solar-powered light bulb installation into small businesses. It does not require technical training, and all the materials are readily available.
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