Solar Program Illuminates 4,000 Households in Nueva Vizcaya
Over 4,000 households in Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines, now have access to solar lighting through the provincial government's "Silaw ti Umili" program, aiming to improve living conditions in underserved areas and promote renewable energy.
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