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Vanuatu woman internationally recognised for solar scheme tackling violence

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ABC News AU - Politics
By Claire Campbell
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Women in a village on Vanuatu's Tanna island are working to reduce their risk of being attacked by switching from candles to solar lights.

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  • Vanuatu woman internationally recognised for solar scheme tackling violence.
  • Women in a village on Vanuatu's Tanna island are working to reduce their risk of being attacked by switching from candles to solar lights.
  • Women in a village on Vanuatu's Tanna island are working to reduce their risk of being attacked by switching from candles to solar lights.

Women in a village on Vanuatu's Tanna island are working to reduce their risk of being attacked by switching from candles to solar lights.

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