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Rural Industrialization with mini-grids
Manage episode 425852489 series 3502817
In this flagship episode, we uncover the transformative power of Rural Industrialization through mini-grids with insights from industry leaders Peter Nyeko of Mandulis Energy (Uganda), Camille André-Bataille of Anka (Madagascar), and Oluwatobi Soyombo of Havenhill Synergy Limited (Nigeria). The host Nico Peterschmidt of INENSUS (Tanzania, Uganda) contributes with his own experience in Rural Industrialization.
We discuss
- effort vs. profitability.
- risk increase vs. decrease through linking two businesses to each other while diversifying revenue streams.
- combining rural development with company profitability
- how to scale electricity and product sales fast
We share lessons learned and obstacles overcome.
Here are some resources mentioned in this epoisode:
- KeyMaker Model fundamentals (afdb.org) - for the INENSUS' Rural industrialization model
- AgriGrid - EnAccess - for the ANKA's Rural Industrialization model
- Please also search the internet for "Reparle AND Uganda" to learn more about Mandulis Energy's Rural Industrialization model
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/inensus-gmbh/mycompany/
Twitter: INENSUS (@INENSUSgmbh) / X (twitter.com)
Visit www.inensus.com for more info.
Chapters
1. Rural Industrialization with mini-grids (00:00:00)
2. Rural Industrialization With Mini-Grids (00:00:09)
3. Value-Added Services in Rural Development (00:06:00)
4. Rural Economic Development Through Agri-Grid (00:19:54)
5. Rural Industrialization and Value Chains (00:25:41)
6. Rural Industrialization and Sustainable Profit (00:44:05)
7. Scaling Rural Industrialization for Profit (00:52:41)
8. Thriving Through Rural Industrialization Integration (01:05:55)
9. Scaling Rural Industrialization for Growth (01:19:21)
10. Transitioning to Larger Mini-Grids (01:25:32)
11. Success Factors in Rural Industrialization (01:30:44)
29 episodes
Manage episode 425852489 series 3502817
In this flagship episode, we uncover the transformative power of Rural Industrialization through mini-grids with insights from industry leaders Peter Nyeko of Mandulis Energy (Uganda), Camille André-Bataille of Anka (Madagascar), and Oluwatobi Soyombo of Havenhill Synergy Limited (Nigeria). The host Nico Peterschmidt of INENSUS (Tanzania, Uganda) contributes with his own experience in Rural Industrialization.
We discuss
- effort vs. profitability.
- risk increase vs. decrease through linking two businesses to each other while diversifying revenue streams.
- combining rural development with company profitability
- how to scale electricity and product sales fast
We share lessons learned and obstacles overcome.
Here are some resources mentioned in this epoisode:
- KeyMaker Model fundamentals (afdb.org) - for the INENSUS' Rural industrialization model
- AgriGrid - EnAccess - for the ANKA's Rural Industrialization model
- Please also search the internet for "Reparle AND Uganda" to learn more about Mandulis Energy's Rural Industrialization model
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/inensus-gmbh/mycompany/
Twitter: INENSUS (@INENSUSgmbh) / X (twitter.com)
Visit www.inensus.com for more info.
Chapters
1. Rural Industrialization with mini-grids (00:00:00)
2. Rural Industrialization With Mini-Grids (00:00:09)
3. Value-Added Services in Rural Development (00:06:00)
4. Rural Economic Development Through Agri-Grid (00:19:54)
5. Rural Industrialization and Value Chains (00:25:41)
6. Rural Industrialization and Sustainable Profit (00:44:05)
7. Scaling Rural Industrialization for Profit (00:52:41)
8. Thriving Through Rural Industrialization Integration (01:05:55)
9. Scaling Rural Industrialization for Growth (01:19:21)
10. Transitioning to Larger Mini-Grids (01:25:32)
11. Success Factors in Rural Industrialization (01:30:44)
29 episodes
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