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  • The Alternative Service Delivery Unit (ASDU), implemented by GreenCape, uses an adaptive co-design framework to provide energy services to unserviced communities. In Freedom Farm, a settlement of approximately 2,000 people in Cape Town, the ASDU identified a lack of formal electricity and high unemployment (close to 65%). Community co-design sessions revealed priorities including home-level electricity, connectivity, and safe cooking. Residents expressed a willingness to pay up to R100 per month for these services, with a goal of eventual system ownership.

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    Themes: distributed generationenergy poverty
    GreenCape

    Document type: Briefing

    Regions: Cape TownFreedom Farm
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