> About 47 kW of photovoltaic solar systems installed and more than 1,500 low energy bulbs in 11 buildings. The metallic structures were built locally, as were the technical rooms for electrical equipment.

> 30 high-quality solar ovens.

> 4,000 solar lanterns to students in around 20 schools by entering into a written agreement between parents (or guardians), the students and their schools.

> 31 solar street lamps installed.

> Three solar water pumping systems for small-scale agriculture and reforestation installed.

> Technical training sessions for around 100 refugees.

> The environmental and social impact of the entire pilot project is to be monitored and assessed with the support of two specialised external partners.

> Detailed study of the lighting and energy use expenses incurred by refugees and the local community (hosts).