A conversation about climate change, design, entrepreneurship and the impact of Little Sun on Ethiopian and global communities.

Hear from the students and teachers of the Kamonyi district about their experience with the Little Sun lamps.

Our distributor in Burkina Faso was selected to be part of a results-based financing project to successfully continue recruiting local sales agents and spread clean and affordable light!

In 2018, we were excited to announce our partnership with IKEA, with the objective to inspire and explore new ways of harnessing the power of the sun through intelligent design whilst raising awareness for the global need for energy access for all.

Last month, Rwandan NGO Hand in Hand for Development distributed Little Sun lamps to 144 school children living with albinism, economic difficulties and no access to electricity.

Little Sun and WWF celebrating Earth Hour 2019 at Brandenburger Gate in Berlin.

Little Sun Foundation equipped all students in Kamonyi with solar lights.

Rwanda is a global leader in effectively integrating climate resilience and gender equality strategies

Little Sun joins “FridaysForFuture” demonstration in Berlin

Little Sun’s year 2018 in pictures

Little Sun partners with D-tree International to fuse digital health care and solar energy.

This year, at Pathway to Paris in San Francisco, the lamps used for the performance will be donated to communities living in high-altitude, remote areas of Nepal, who don’t have access to electricity.

Burkina Faso has an incredible solar potential: With approximately 3000-3500 hours of sunshine per year, the sun is the perfect source for sustainable and affordable energy in the country.

Inclusive economic growth is not only about emerging economies but also about committing that the most vulnerable people are reached.

This year, at Pathway to Paris in San Francisco, the lamps used for the performance will be donated to communities living in high-altitude, remote areas of Nepal, who don’t have access to electricity.