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The sun is there, but the money isn't: Why solar energy remains out of reach for many rural Tajiks

Without government subsidies, preferential loans and tax breaks, solar energy cannot be developed in rural villages.

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The sun is there, but the money isn't: Why solar energy remains out of reach for many rural Tajiks

Without government subsidies, preferential loans and tax breaks, solar energy cannot be developed in rural villages.

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The sun is there, but the money isn't: Why solar energy remains out of reach for many rural Tajiks

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