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In her presentation on Light Poverty in Lebanon, Cherine Saroufim sheds light on an often-overlooked issue that affects many communities around the world. Light poverty, the lack of access to adequate lighting, has many negative impacts on people's health, safety, and quality of life. In the case of Lebanon, light poverty has profound effects on people's ability to access medical care, education, and work opportunities.

Cherine Saroufim, an experienced lighting designer based in Beirut, provides a personal perspective on how light poverty affects her fellow Lebanese citizens. She describes the challenges that communities face in accessing basic necessities like lighting, and how these challenges are exacerbated by political and economic instability.

Throughout the presentation, Cherine highlights a range of initiatives and solutions that can help address light poverty in Lebanon and elsewhere. She emphasises that the issue requires collaboration from government, NGOs, and lighting professionals to ensure that everyone has access to adequate lighting. By illuminating the issue of light poverty, Cherine's presentation provides valuable insights into how lighting can impact social and economic inequality, and how we can work together to create positive change.

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