CLEAN : Swings and roundabouts: powering rural Ghana through play

The video discusses a system where children use a merry-go-round that charges a battery, which they can take home to provide lighting. This initiative aims to support students' learning without seeking profit, but requires a fee for sustainability. The lack of nightlife in Ghana due to limited lighting affects small businesses, highlighting the system's social impact.

What is the primary purpose of the battery system mentioned in the video?

• To recharge children's devices after school

• To power the merry-go-round for entertainment

• To provide lighting for the entire school

• To generate electricity for nearby homes

What is the main goal of the project discussed in the video?

• To ensure the project's sustainability

• To expand the project internationally

• To provide free energy to everyone

• To make a significant profit

How much do participants pay to connect to the system?

• 200 Ghana cities

• 100 Ghana cities

• 1000 Ghana cities

• 500 Ghana cities

What is the fee for each battery recharge?

• P1 CD

• P20 CD

• P5 CD

• P10 CD

What is one of the challenges faced by small manufacturers in Ghana?

• Competition from large companies

• Lack of lighting

• Limited access to raw materials

• High taxes

Why is there limited nightlife in Ghana according to the video?

• Strict government regulations

• Cultural preferences

• Lack of lighting

• High cost of entertainment

What is the duration of the period without lights in Ghana?

• 6 hours

• 8 hours

• 12 hours

• 10 hours