of Light Malaysia has thus far completed 36 projects, predominantly for marginalized communities in Pahang, Malaysia and the Orang Asli communities living in Cameron Highlands, but also in Sabah and Sarawak in East Malaysia (Borneo). After Incitement launched Liter of Light Malaysia, it has also pushed Liter of Light into the Italian market under the umbrella of Incitement Italy. To date, Liter of Light Malaysia has installed 1850+ solar powered lamps in the rural areas of Malaysia, effectively providing light at night for more than 6,000 underprivileged Malaysians. Mexico Liter of Light began in Mexico in early 2013, sponsored by Qohélet A.C. Founded by Tere Gonzalez, who had previously worked with Liter of Light in India & Spain, the group began operations with a pilot program in the state of Chihuahua México, where they were able to benefit 114 people. As of September 2013, they are working to complete the next phase of installations in Ajusco, Mexico City, to benefit a further 500 families. Nepal "Ujyalo" means "the light" in Nepali. Project Ujyalo creates bottle lights, inspired by the Liter of Light initiative. It was started by the Ujyalo Foundation in Nepal. Netherlands Liter of Light Netherlands aims at realizing projects in suitable countries with the purpose of establishing a local Liter of Light sub-organization. Its work is threefold: Prior to the project, the work focuses mainly on gathering information, preparing the projects, promoting and fundraising. During the projects abroad, the project focuses on spreading the idea and inspiring people to get involved with Liter of Light and even starting their own project. Therefore, empowering the partner organization is a major goal and includes holding bottle-building workshops on site and setting up an operational framework. After the project, the partner organizations will be assisted and continuously supported by Liter of Light Netherlands. Pakistan A partnership has been created with Ace Welfare Foundation, Pakistan. According to both of the organizations' objectives, and considering the fact that more than 11% of the Pakistani population lives without access to the electricity, including 50,000 villages that are completely separate from the national grid, it was decided to form a partnership in order to implement the Liter of Light project. Panama A local project is underway. Peru A local project is underway. Philippines The solution was first launched in the Philippines by Illac Diaz under the MyShelter Foundation. As of July 2011, the organization had