* Number of kerosene lanterns and diesel generators replaced by solar power
* Number of students (under 18) served by the solar-powered school (parents want to send their children to a school with reliable power for computers and lights)
* Number of adults served by the solar-powered community center (public charging station, digital skills training center, etc.)
* Number of people utilizing the solar-powered water pump
* Increased economic & educational opportunities such as light for longer work & study, other businesses/orgs that will pay the community to use the solar power, etc. 