Amid Lebanon’s worsening power crisis, stable electricity supply has become a severe challenge for many communities and public institutions. In many areas, state grid electricity is available for only about two hours a day, and in worse conditions, daily power outages can reach 8 to 19 hours, leaving streets and public community spaces in darkness at night. Rising electricity costs have also put significant pressure on community organizations, and other public institutions, leading to a sharp increase in demand for solar lighting.