Beyond access to energy, mini-grids can generate positive effects in education, health, economic productivity, and emissions reduction. However, for this impact to be real and lasting, financial sustainability, adaptation to local needs, community governance, and environmental considerations (end-of-life management of equipment, climate adaptation, and inclusion) must be taken into account.

👉 How do you measure and manage the social and environmental impact of your mini-grids?

👉 What conditions must be met for the benefits to be sustainable and shared locally? This topic invites reflection on long-term effects, impact indicators, and strategies for local integration.