QUIZ B-7: PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY MODEL

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Q1: In a Public Limited Company model, mini-grid beneficiaries who buy shares become joint owners of the company as shareholders.

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True

False

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Q2: What are the pitfalls of a Public Limited Company model?

1 point

The registration process can require extensive documentation

Legal operations require timely coordination and reporting of formal audits

There is insufficient revenue for technical upkeep and maintenance

The registration process and the legal operations can be costly

The mini-grid is used for few productive end uses

Q3: Each member of the general body in a Public Limited Company has one vote regardless of the number of shares he/she owns.

1 point

True

False

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Q4: What are the characteristics of the Community Utility Company model of AKRSP in Pakistan?

1 point

A. Inclusive to all of the mini-grid beneficiaries

B. Enables participation of women as decision makers

C. One vote regardless of share quantity

All of the above

A and B only

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Q5: In the Community Utility Company model of AKRSP, the beneficiaries who bought shares are also the investors of the project and expect income. This contributes to the sustainability of the project.

1 point

True

False

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Q6: What actions did AKRSP take as part of their watershed restoration work in Raman?

1 point

A. Planted trees and effected land stabilization

B. Built capacity of the communities

C. Reduced overgrazing

All of the above

A and B only

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Q7: Mr. Satish Gautam shares that User Group models are unsuitable for projects above 100 kW because the projects require loans and banks do not give money to unregistered companies.

1 point

True

False

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Q8. Which of the following are correct about the Tara Khola MHP that has a Public Limited Company model?

1 point

Grid is seen as an opportunity that will increase dividend for shareholders

All households are beneficiaries and shareholders

Only 25% of the profit can be shared among the shareholders

Productive end uses are based on extractive industry

The project avails innovative initiatives such as Smart Meter

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