Case - 1: LeapUgandaOverviewThe ChallengeLeapUganda, a non-profit organization based in Uganda, is committed toempowering entrepreneurs through an innovative online storytelling platform.Through this platform, entrepreneurs are encouraged to share their experiencesvia articles and podcasts, fostering invaluable learning and networkingopportunities for aspiring business owners. At the core of LeapUganda'soperations is its mission to empower entrepreneurs, drive economic growth, andmitigate wealth disparities within the community. The organization operates witha lean yet effective operational structure, employing 25 full-time individualsresponsible for website maintenance and content curation. With an averagemonthly salary of $1,060 per person and additional operational costs amountingto $1000 monthly. LeapUganda efficiently manages its resources to sustain itsimpactful initiatives. The platform boasts impressive metrics, with an averagemonthly online traffic of 250k visitors across all platforms. This financial overview,coupled with its significant platform metrics, underscores LeapUganda'sdedication to its mission and its tangible impact on the entrepreneurial landscapein Uganda.LeapUganda currently relies solely on the founder's sponsorship for financialsupport. However, the organization aims to achieve self-sustainability and reducedependency on external funding sources. As an online platform, generatingsufficient revenue to cover operational expenses, including employee salaries andwebsite maintenance, poses a significant challenge. LeapUganda has approachedthe expertise of 180 Degrees Consulting to devise revenue-generating strategiesaligned with its values and mission. The primary objective is to developsustainable revenue streams that support LeapUganda's operations whilemaintaining its commitment to empowering entrepreneurs and fosteringeconomic growth.The DeliverablesDevelop sustainable revenue models that align with LeapUganda's missionand objectives.Identify potential sources of revenue, considering the online nature of theplatform and its target audience.Prioritize revenue streams based on feasibility, scalability, and alignment withLeapUganda's values.Provide a detailed rationale along with an implementation roadmap for therecommended revenue-generating approach, emphasizing its potentialimpact and sustainability.Appendix 2

Uganda's economy thrives on Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) which play a pivotal role in the nation's development. Mukasa, during a conversation at the Buganda kingdom's trade fair PEWOSA, highlights the abundant opportunities available for Ugandan youth within this landscape. He emphasized that many large firms in Uganda inadvertently leave gaps in the market. Using pertinent examples of such firms, elucidate why this phenomenon occurs and how it facilitates the empowerment of micro-enterprises (10 Marks)

1S.6 ENT 1 REVISION QUESTIONS(PAST PAPERS)1. a) Examine the political factors that influence entrepreneurs’ decisions in yourcountry? b) Suggest strategies that an entrepreneur can employ to improve theentrepreneurial environment. (08 marks)2. a) Why is it necessary to offer training to employees in an organization? b) Explain the factors that determine employee training and development in anorganization.3. a) Explain the role of Uganda Revenue Authority. (08 marks) b) Explain the challenges faced by Uganda Revenue Authority. (12 marks)4. a) Describe the contents of a social enterprise plan. (10 marks) b) Explain the social responsibilities of business to a community. (10 marks)5. a)Describe the indicators of good business opportunities. (06 marks) b) In what ways can an entrepreneur increase profitability of a business.6. a) Explain the manifestations of good customer care in an enterprise. b) Describe the various marketing techniques used by an entrepreneur.7. (a) Describe the elements of a business plan. (14 marks)(b) Explain the rationale for preparing a business plan. (06 marks)8. (a) Describe the characteristics of a good business opportunity. (10 marks)(b) Why is it necessary for an entrepreneur to conduct a feasibility study afteridentifying a business opportunity? (10 marks)9. (a) Explain the reasons for market segmentation. (10 marks)(b) Describe the various methods used when carrying out sales promotion. (12marks)10. (a) How can competitive advantage be sustained in a business? (08 marks)(b) Assess the effects of competition in a business. (12 marks)11. (a) Why are formal businesses preferred over informal businesses? (10 marks)(b) Explain the role of small and medium enterprise in promoting development.(1

3b. To what extent has the government of Zimbabwe support entrepreneurshipdevelopment, cite relevant convincing examples. [15marks]5. Evaluate any 10 characteristics of entrepreneurs that their behaviours.[25marks]6. Juxtapose Entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation. [25marks]7. Evaluate alternative strategies that can be used in Zimbabwe to motivate youthto start new ventures and to what extent can entrepreneurial uptake alleviateunemployment. [25marks].8a. Discuss the underlying reasons in promoting team building inentrepreneurship. [12marks].8b. Giving relevant industry examples what kills entrepreneurship in yourcountry? [13marks].10. Explain giving clear examples on the nature and sequence of business start-up [25marks].11a. Differentiate business opportunities from business ideas. [10marks].211b. Describe in detail any four types of entrepreneurial ventures, with specificreasons which one would you recommend to nascent entrepreneurs. [15marks]12. Describe how real opportunities to create a new venture are identified.[13 marks].12b. Differentiate between ideas and opportunities. [12 marks].13. Giving relevant examples, describe the components of a financial the financialplan. [25 marks].14. Describe the five (5) steps that are followed when starting a new venture fromopportunity identification. [25 marks].15. Discuss the main components of a marketing plan for small-scale miners[25 marks].16. Giving relevant examples, explain the different Market entry strategies thatcan be used by someone starting a new venture. [25 marks]17a. Explain the importance of the customer for a new venture. [12 marks]17b.Discuss the strategies that can be used to secure a market for a new venture.[13 marks]19. Outline the importance of production planning and operations to improve andsustain business enterprises. Show industry examples. [25marks].20. Justify why it is relevant for the entrepreneur to forecast inputs and outputsof a venture in an unstable economy. [25marks].21a. Discuss in detail the main components of a business plan of a poultryentrepreneur. [10marks].21b. Justify why a small venture entrepreneur requires to design a business planfor his enterprise. [15marks].322. Identify and discuss the financial tools for a small business viabilityassessment. [25marks].23. Evaluate citing candid reasons any four suitable types of funding availablefor the small scale enterprises in Zimbabwe. [10marks]24a. Describe the pre-start planning and preparation of a new venture, givingreasons for each action. [15marks].24b. Outline in detail the stages followed in launching a venture. [10marks].25. Identify and describe any five market entry strategies available for the newventure [25marks].26a. Generate an empirical discussion on why small firms fail within three (3)years of operation in Zimbabwe. [10marks].26b. Discuss economic and human barriers to growth of small businesses inZimbabwe. [15marks]

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