SALt

Sustainable and cost-effective ecologically designed lantern activated by saltwater.

[Stanford University @Stanford]

Dozens of makerspaces at Stanford help members of the campus community explore their creative side: https://t.co/n4CbHTqApl

[DTI - Design Center of the Philippines @DTIDesignCenter]

Aiming to provide sustainable and efficient lighting to marginalized island communities, @SALtph employs the metal-air technology activated by salt water to offer a low-cost alternative to kerosene lamps.

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[ITC Ye! Community @ye_community]

This week's Ye! #Entrepreneur #Spotlight falls on @AisaMijeno founder of @SALtph https://t.co/W6VyxWZlfB, a social venture that has developed a sustainable and cost effective, ecological lamp, activated by saltwater! Innovative! Read more here https://t.co/hSwW2GmP33 #yecommunity

[womensweb @womensweb]

. @AisaMijeno invented a lamp that runs on saltwater to bring light to poor, rural communities in the Philippines that are not connected to electrical grids. https://t.co/243j7EYiLW

[SALt @SALtph]

Here at the Climate Show for the exhibit of SALt. Launching SALt to the European market. For more information, please visit the market place for green technologies at Climate Show website — https://t.co/Ep1UCQq32X. #saltph

[SALt @SALtph]

SALt lamp and a traditional petromax as exhibited by Climate Show in the dark room. For more information, visit their website — https://t.co/Ep1UCQq32X.

[SALt @SALtph]

See you at Climate Show 2019. You may purchase your lanterns here: https://t.co/qBUrL2aGIT

[SALt @SALtph]

For inquiries regarding purchase of SALt lamps, please send email to [email protected]! Thank you...

[CIO ASEAN @cio_asean]

#Green #startups are flocking to the Philippines, taking advantage of its abundance of natural energy resources it has to offer. That's the case of @SALtph, which provides sustainable alternative lighting with saltwater solution-powered lamps. https://t.co/cAPvInLpdz #Renewable

[SALt @SALtph]

At Grand Hyatt Tokyo during the Good Design Awarding ceremony. Congratulations to Eunice Ison, industrial designer, of SALt Lamp v 1.0! #gooddesignaward #saltph

[SALt @SALtph]

#GoodDesignAward has been a sole comprehensive design evaluation and commendation system in Japan since 1957. #GMark symbol has been recognized widely as a mark representing good design. This year, #SALt’s flagship product was recognized by prestigious designers all over Japan.

[WTO @wto]

Asia Mijeno, @SALtph talks about how a salt water lamp can address light inequality, and the benefits of the circular economy in the #futureoftrade.
#Trade2030 #WTOPublicForum

[WTO @wto]

.@SALtph shares their innovative design to address light inequality - a salt water lamp!

[Roberto Azevêdo @WTODGAZEVEDO]

Very interesting debate w/@ErikSolheim, Min @Tiilikainen, @LuciaWamala, @bertrandpiccard, @JeromePecresse, @SALtph & @pilitaclark on how the WTO and @UNEnvironment can work together to understand the evolving links between trade & the environment #Trade2030 #WTOPublicForum

[UN Green Economy @ungreeneconomy]

@AisaMijeno, Co-founder and CEO of SALt shares on the growing importance of innovation and entrepreneurship in the Philippines.

[SALt @SALtph]

Thank you Impact Hub and UNDP for this wonderful opportunity to meet like-minded individuals striving to achieve the SDGs. #UNGA #saltph #SDG

[SALt @SALtph]

Accelerate2030 2017 International Finalists from around the world: From Philippines to South Africa to Mexico and Rwanda presented at the UN 73rd Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York with an event titled: Nurturing Entrepreneurial and Innovation Ecosystems.

[SALt @SALtph]

SALt now ready for the World Trade Organization Exhibit for this year's Public Forum! #WTOPublicForum #saltph #SDG

[United Nations @UN]

Climate change is the defining issue of our time. The Global #ClimateAction Summit in San Francisco is aiming to step up efforts to protect our 🌎 and all its people. Follow #GCAS2018 & get details here: https://t.co/g9kQVKGMSp

[SALt @SALtph]

Most rural places in the Philippines still live without access to electricity. Usually, villagers still rely on fire-based lighting systems like kerosene lanterns which are the leading cause of fire accidents and lung diseases among children. https://t.co/UuWoOUCA62 #saltph