The funding package supports India's national rooftop solar initiative, which aims to help 10 million households install rooftop PV systems. This is relevant for the solar sector because household-scale deployment affects module demand, installer networks, consumer finance and distribution-grid planning. It also shows how multilateral finance is being used to accelerate distributed solar rather than only utility-scale capacity.
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