SDG: 3
Just Transition Redefinition
Supporting a Just Transition to a low-carbon and resilient economy in the Steve Tshwete Local Municipality
Climate Resilience for Communities Project
European Topic Centre on Sustainability Transitions
SHARED GREEN DEAL
ICLEI Action Fund 1.0
Pueblo County GHGI & Vulnerability Assessment
Central Wasatch Commission
CIVITAS ELEVATE
Supporting Advanced Learning for Stakeholders Involved in sustainable Food systems Initiatives
SPARK: Sparking active mobility actions for climate-friendly cities
Pay-as-you-go (PAYG) is an innovative business model where energy service companies sell or lease solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, usually solar home systems (SHS), to customers in exchange for regular payments via mobile money, cash or scratch cards [1]. Due to the range of packages available, customers can choose from starter kits that supply a few lights and charge cell phones, to larger systems that can power TVs, radios, stoves and small fridges [1][2]. In some cases, if a customer cannot make payments, the energy service provider is able to switch off the system remotely, and switch them on again once payment is made [2















