From climate-driven disasters to Rohingya refugee camps, solar kits help keep the lights on
Every day, Mohammed Saber places a single rectangular solar panel on the roof of the bamboo-and-tarpaulin shack that he and his family have called home for years, the last stop on their journey after fleeing the Myanmar
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