In Pictures: Community-Led Climate Resilience: Solar Generators and Hubs Empower Vulnerable Areas

Residents navigate a sunlit street in New Delhi, a city where extreme heat underscores the need for community cooling hubs.

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A crowded intersection in an urban area reflects the daily mobility challenges that resilience hubs aim to support during power outages.

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A mother and son transport water by bicycle at sunset, highlighting the physical demands of resource access in climate-vulnerable regions.

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A woman carries firewood along a rural road, illustrating reliance on traditional energy sources that solar alternatives seek to replace.

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Cyclists and a tram share a Swedish city street, exemplifying low-carbon transit options that complement community climate resilience.

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Aerial view of busy traffic and a train at an intersection shows the scale of urban infrastructure needing backup power during extreme weather.

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Cars, buses, and bike lanes crowd a major roadway, underscoring the need for resilient transit hubs that keep essential services running.

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Cyclists transport wooden planks through a village, showing community-based logistics that solar-powered tools could ease in remote areas.

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A high-angle view of buses and cars at a city intersection points to the congestion that resilience hubs must manage during climate disruptions.

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