Electricity access is critical to tackling global poverty, scientists say ...Middle East

Access to electricity may play a much more significant role in improving economic livelihoods than previously assumed, a new study has found. Stanford University scientists harnessed the power of satellite imagery and artificial intelligence to quantify the impacts such a shift can make — publishing their findings on Wednesday in Nature. Homing in on the country of Uganda and its expanding electricity grid, the researchers saw that financial conditions for populations that gained access to electricity roughly doubled in comparison to those that lacked power. “We provide first-of-its-kind causal evidence of how electricity access impacts economic well-being at scale across an enti

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