QUIZ B-2: KEY ASPECTS OF A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE MINI-GRIDS

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Q1: The difference between a typical enterprise and a social enterprise is that the latter aims to address a specific socio-economic cause, need, or solution.

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True

False

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Q2: What are the most common types of funding that can be accessed for developing a hydro mini-grid? [Tick all that apply]

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Grants

Subsidies

Venture capital

Investments

Loans

Angel investor

Q3: Local community members cannot provide investments to develop a hydro mini-grid.

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True

False

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Q4: The different levels of cost recovery from a social enterprise model of hydro mini-grid include recovery of:

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A - Operation and maintenance costs

B - Implementation costs

C - Capital costs

D - Rehabilitation costs

E - All of the Above

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Q5: What are the ways in which mini-grids can generate revenue? [Tick all that apply]

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Tariff

Connection fees

Income tax

Feed-in-tariffs

Grant

Subsidies

Q6: Fees to connect to the mini-grid have to be flat or the same amount for households, enterprises, and social service providers.

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True

False

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Q7: All mini-grids can technically feed into the central grid but limited countries in the global south allow mini-grids to sell electricity to the main grid.

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True

False

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Q8: Which of the following are enterprise models? [Tick all that apply]

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User groups

Cooperatives

Private Companies

Social asset only

Community-private partnership

Public Limited Companies

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