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2021-03-31-accounts

Contents Page
Directors and other information
Trustees'
report
Statement ofTrustees' responsibilities 15
Auditor's
report
16
Statement ofaccounting policies 20
Statement offinancial activities 23
Balance sheet 24
Statement ofcash flows 25
Notes forming
part of
the financial statements 26

Directors and Tru stees
Catherine
Adams (Treasurer)
Patrick Davis (resigned 28th April 2021)
Sarah Donnelly
Diana Du Luart
(Vice-Chair)
("Diana France")(appointed
I I n August 20)
Claire Hancock (resigned 30n November 2020)
Neil Pinto (Chair)
Alexandra
Poole
Mare Monsarrat (resigned 24 May 2021)
Christopher
Morgan
Lata Shrestha (appointed 30n November 2020)
Stephen
Walker
Peter Weston
Secretary Matthew
Stubberfield
(resigned 28 July 2021)
Janaki Jayasuriya (appointed 28 July 2021)
Key management personnel:
Senior Managers
Chief Executive Officer Matthew
Stubberfield
(resigned 8 August 2021)
Janaki Jayasunya (appointed Interim Chief Executive Officer
(I August 2021)
Head ofFundraising Marie Hounslow
Company number 06005778
Charity number 1119467
Registered otncc I"and 2~ Floor Offices
161 Edward Street
Brighton
BN2 OJB
Bankers The Co-operative Bank
PO Box250
Skelmersdale
WN86WT
Auditors Kreston Reeves LLP
Chartered
Accountants
&Statutory Auditor
37 StMargaret's Street
Canterbury
Kent
CTI 2TU

Continuing
projects:
Project name Target reach Start Date End Date Country
Solar Water Lifting for Multiple Use 6,383 March Sep 2021 Nepal
Systems (Solar MVS 3) 2018
Solar Energy for Community Resilience 8,409 Nov 2018 Mar 2021 Nepal
(SECURE)
Energy
Hubs Optimisation
1,230 July 2019 Mar 2021 Kenya
Kiwa Expansion &Icemaking 2,535 July 2019 Mar 2021 Kenya
New projects commenced in FY20/21:
Clean Energy for Improved Health (E4H) 8,825 April 2020 Sep 2021 Nepal
Phase
I
Enriching
Agriculture
using
Bag 3,300 April 2020 Mar 2023 Nepal
Digesters (ENRICH)
Renewable
Energy Access for
8,378 July 2020 Dec 2023 Nepal
Livelihoods
in fragile Buffer Zones Nepal
(REALIZE)
Using Renewable
Energy to
Kickstart 9,148 Oct 2020 Oct 2023 Nepal
Agriculture
(UREKA)
Transforming
Education
via
Energy Jan 2021 June 2023 Nepal
Access and Simple Sustainable Solutions
(TREATS)

(incorporating
an Income an
or the year ended 3I March
d Expend
202/
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account)
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account)
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account)
Notes Restricted Unrestricted Total Total
Funds Funds 2021 2020
Incoming
resources
f.
Incoming
resources from
Generated
Funds
Voluntary income:
Donations
and giits
1,358,404 350,155 1,708459 ' 942,524
Challenge
events
11,538 30,542 42,080 62,016
Activities for generating
funds:
Trading
income
13,639 13,639 10,938
Investment
income
1,992 1,992 370
Other incotning
resources
Other income 13,415 13,415
Total incoming ~l42 ~40
743
~1779685 ~1015 84
resources
Resources expended
Costs ofraising funds:
Costs ofgenerating
volume
income
6 709 134,014 134,723 166,415
Charitable
activiticst
Grants to partners 7 100,91 I (744) 100,167 111,920
Direct programme
activity
8 1,017,710 218,133 1,235,843 607,235
Total resources expended ~ll I 330 351403 ~1470733 885 570
Net incoming
resources
before transfers 250,612 58,340 308+52 130,278
Transfers
between
funds
20 19,500 (19,500)
Net incoming
resources
270,112 38,840 308,952 130,278
after transfers
Other recognised
losses
Exchange gain I(loss) /0 (466) (4,420) (4,886) (5,819)
Net incoming
resources
Opening
fund balances
343,036 122,442 465,478 341,019
Closing fund balances 20k 2I~ ~ ~ ~44

Renewable
World
Balance sheet
Renewable
World
Balance sheet
as at 3l March 202l
Company
Number:
06005778
Notes 2021f 2020
Fixed assets
Tangible assets 12,156 3,773
Current assets
Debtors l4 543/69 210,646
Cash at bank and in hand l5 519,925 418,040
Current assets 1,063494 628,686
Creditors:
falling
due within one year l6 (305,906) (166,981)
Net current assets 757488 461,705
Net assets 769W4 465,478
Funds ofthe Charity
Restricted
funds
l9&20 612,682 343,036
Designated
funds
l9&20
Unrestricted
funds: General
funds l9&20 156W2 122,442
Total funds l9&20 769~4 465,478
Statement ofcashflo ws
Statement ofcashflows
for the year ended 31March 202I
Notes 2021 2020
Cash used in operating activities 22 115,677 74,580
Cash flows from investing activities
interest income 1,992 370
Purchase oftangible fixed assets (15,784) (4,897)
Cash provided
by (used
in) investing activities (13,792) (4,527)
Cash flows from financing activities
Repayment ofborrowing
Cash used in financing activities
(Decrease)/increase
in cash
and cash equivalents in
the year 101,885 70,053
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning ofthe
year 418,040 347,987
Total cash and cash equivalents at the end 519,925 418,040
ofthe year

Total Total
Restricted Unrestricted 2021 2020—
Acre Properties 7,500 7,500 10,000
Allan &Nests Ferguson
Anonymous
Donor¹
1
Anonymous
Donor¹2
Anonymous
Donor¹3
Charitable Trust 10,000
23,146
10,000
10,000
23,146
10,000
10,000
10,000
25,000
16,854
Anonymous
Trust
10,000
13eazley group 10,428 38,636 49,064 38,290
Coles-Medlock
Foundation
5,000 5,000 10,000
Educational
&,General
Charitable Trust 10,000 10,000
EKO Energy 19,275 19,275
Guernsey
Overseas Aid
(GOA) 15,866 15,866 26,000
HFW LLP 35,116 12,403 47,519 25,805
Jersey Overseas Aid (JOA) 170,866 170,866 37,798
Mitsubishi
Corporation
Fund for Europe & Africa 40,000
Next Energy Foundation 28,000
Northern
Powergrid
12,000
Octopus Energy 878,888 108,042 986,930 302,400
RES Ltd 10,140
Rotork PLC 40,000 40,000 30,000
The David & Ruth Lewis Trust 30,000 30,000
The Happold
Foundation
30,000 30,000 30,000
The innocent
Foundation
39,101 39,101 36,477
The Rogovy Foundation 11,604
Unica Foundation 43 387 43 387 21,602
1 38 73 199081 1537654 741970
Donations
and gifts below f.10,000
19,831 151,074 170,905 200,554
Total 1 58404 350155 1708 59 942
24

Challenge
eveats
Restricted Unrestricted 2021 2020
f f f
Fundraising events 11,538 30,542 42,080 62,016
for 5a June and f15,461
was raised so fa
r during
this financial
year.
3 Trading income
Restricted Unrestricted 2021 2020
f
Affinity
income
496 496 231
Sale ofmerchandise 13,143 13,143 10,707
13,639 13,639 10,938
4 Investment
income
Restricted Unrestricted 2021 2020
f
Interest from cash deposits 1,992 1,992 370
5 Other income
Restricted Unrestrictedf 2021
f
2020
f
Furlough
income
13,415 13,415
6 Cost ofgenerating funds
Restricted Unrestricted 2021 2020f
Cost offundraising 709 15,627 16436 32,914
Staff costs 109,949 109,949 117,451
Other staff costs 1,666
Property costs and rent 4,991 4,991 9,553
Publications
and literature
1,152 1,152 1,631
Travel 2,340
Depreciation 2,295 2495 860
709 134,014 134,723 166,415

Restricted Unrestrictedf 2021f 2020
Charitable acti vi iies
Inrernaiional Programme —Kenya,
Africa
Renewable World East Africa 57,532
Osienala 7,086 (744) 6442
Inrernari onal Programme —Nepal,
Asia
DDS, Salyan 3,613 3,613
IDE 2,862
LI BIRD 17,721 17,721
Sundar Nepal Sanstha 69,324 69424 51,526
Working for Access &Creation 3,167 3,167
100,911 (744) 100,167 111,920

S Charitable
Activitie
s - Direct Progra mme
Activity
Restrictedf Unrestrictedf 2021f 2020f
Salary 179,322 113,659 292,981 202,569
Other staff cost 2,873
Contractor costs 53,412 53,412 16,456
Carbon Offset Services 745,997 745,997 255460
Consulting 571 571 5,695
Travel 16,070 4,976 21,046 32,485
Property costs and rent 18,774 8,618 27@92 16@34
Finance and administration 493 548 1,041 1/05
Other costs 2,560 2, 138 4,698 4,783
Depreciation 3,901 3,901 t,471
Governance
and support costs
1,082 83,722 84,804 6S,004
1,017,710 218,133 1/35,843 607/35
Total charitable expenditure 1,117,539 133,667 1451/06 651,151
9 Analysis ofGovernance
and support
costs
Restrictedf Unrestrictedf 2021
f
2020
f.
Renewable
World
StaffCosts 65,275 65475 55,483
Other staff costs 787
Trustees expenses 142
Audit, I.E.and related services 1,082 14,429 15,511 3,944
Property costs 2,602 2,602 4,930
Depreciation 1,205 1305 444
Travel 1,968
Other Costs 211 211 306
1,082 83,722 84,804 68,004

10 Exchange gains and l osses
2021 2020f
Exchange (loss) on projects recognised as a future liability on (466) (6,433)
project funds (restricted)
Other exchange (losses)/gains (unrestricted) (4,420) 614
(4dl86) (5,819)
11 Staffcosts
2021 2020
The /oral sragcosrs were osfollows:
Wages and salaries 387+69 336,790
Social security costs 20+27 17,448
Pensions costs 26,003 21,265
434,499 375,503
2021 2020
The average monthly number ofemployees during
the year (headcount) 21 16

2021 2020
Fundraising 3 3
Programmes 14 10
Governance 1 I
18 14

reimbursed
fo
r the followin g
expenses
incurred
in
providing
their
services.
2021 Number of 2020 Number of
f Trustees Trustees
Travel, accommodation dr. 142
subsistence expenses
13 Tangible fixed assets
Office Equipment
Cost
At
I April 2020
20,252
Additions 15,784
36,036
Depreciation
At I April 2020 16,479
13epreciation charge 7,401
23/80
Net book values
At I April 2020 3,773
At 31 March 2021 12,156
14 Debtors
2021f 2020
Accounts receivable 498,571 136,305
Other debtors 34
Prepayments and Accrued Income 44,798 74,307
543+69 210,646
ash in ban k and in hand
2021 2020
Restricted cash and bank balances 362440 291,03 l
Designated cash and bank balances
Unrestricted cash and bank balances 157,585 127,009
519,925 418,040
reditors:
amounts
due within one ye
ar
2021 2020
Social security and other employment taxes 11,847 11,083
Trade creditors 267,731 44,303
Accruals 26/28 109,305
Other creditors 2,290
305,906 166,981

2021f 2020f
Pension contributions (defined contribution scheme) 32,433 24,924

18 Holiday
pay accrual
Holiday
pay accrual
Holiday
pay accrual
Holiday
pay accrual
The total accrual for holidays not taken was as follows:
2021f 2020
Holiday pay accrual 16423 8,357
19 Movement in funds
Restricted Designated Unrestricted 2021f 2020
Funds 343,036 122,442 465,478 341,019
brought
forward
Transfers l 9,500 ((9,500)
Net 250, I46 53,920 304,066 124,459
movement
in funds
Funds 612,682 156,862 769,544 465,478
carried
forward
20 Analysis'of charitable
funds
Analysis ofmovements in unrestricted funds
Balance at Incoming Resources Transfers Funds
1April 2020 resources expended 31March
202]
General
fund
(22,442 396,328 (342,408) (19,500) 156,862

sis ofmovements in restricted fund
Balance Incoming Resources Transfers Balance at 31
at Resources Expended March 2021
1April
2020
Solar MUS 3 98,775 3,324 (85,264) 9,500 26,335
SECURE 45,650 (41,247) 4,403
Fnergy4Health 65,604 52,889 (51,089) 67,404
ENRICH 36,477 39,101 (30,369) 45,209
REALIZE 170,686 (61,307) 109,379
TREATS 39,518 86,292 (9,578) (30,000) 86,232
UREKA 177 84,690 (21,691) 30,000 93,176
Energy
Hubs
37,191 (25,113) 13,894 25,972
Plus
Energy Hubs: 3,894 (3,894)
Tanzania
East Africa
Regional
Manager
8,141 40,000 (48,141)
Carbon Offset 7,609 892,960 (745,997) 154,572
Total Restricted 343,036 1,369,942 (1,119,796) 19,500 612,682
Designated
fund
Total Restricted 343,036 1,369,942 (1,119,796) 19,500 612,682
&Designated
Notes to the Ac counts
Name ofrestricted fund Description,
nature snd purposes ofthe fund
Solar MUS 3 Installation offour community
owned solar power water puinps
and agricultural
and WASH training across eight communities
in Nepal.
SECURE A project improving
energy access at five nearby locations
consisting ofa solar microgrid
providing
electricity to homes
and business,
a solar powered
health post and flood warning
system in Surkhet distrct, Nepal
Energy4Health Ten poor, off-grid communities
in Surkhet District, Nepal will
receive solar powered
energy systems at local health centres
enabling
them to refrigerate
vaccines and medicines
and use
energy-reliant
equipment.
Further,
community
members
will be
trained to construct and install Improved
Cookstoves
in
households,
supported
by a health awareness
raising campaign
to ensure uptake ofnew services.
ENRICH The ENRICH project objective is to increase nutritional
intake
and generate
increased
income through
the development
ofa
new, self-sustaining
market
in Bag Digesters, biogas and
organic fertiliser
in 12communities
in Surkhet and Banke
districts, Nepal.
REALIZE This project enables people living in northern
Bardia and
Banke National
Park buffer zones, Nepal, to generate a
sustainable,
renewable-energy
enhanced
income, conserve the
fragile forest landscape
in which they live, and gain a louder
voice in buffer zone decision-making.
TREATS This project aims to improve
access to secondary
level
education
for students
across nine schools, with a focus on girls
and children
with disabilities,
in Gulmi District, Nepal, by
improving
water access, toilet and sanitation
facilities, and
hygiene
resources and knowledge.
UREKA The UREKA project aims to improve
food security
and income
generation
in five ofthe poorest and hardest to reach
communities
in Achharn,
Nepal. This will be achieved
by the
provision ofsolar water pumping,
training
introducing
climate-
srnart agricultural
techniques
to produce high value and
nutritious
crops and supporting
agricultural
value chains.
Training
in safe water use and good hygiene practices will be
given to all households.
Energy Hubs Plus Optimisation
through
additional
connections
and enterprise
development
training
and support to reach more people at our
existing Kenyan energy
hub sites along the shore ofLake
Victoria.

nalysis ofmovement
o
fnet assets betw een
funds
Restricted Designated 8 Unrestricted 2021
8
2020f
Tangible fixed assets I2,156 12,156 3,773
Current assets 876,570 i86,724 1,063494 628,686
Creditors due within (263,888) (42,0i8) (305,906) (I66,981 )
one year
612,682 156,862 769,544 465,478

econciliation
ofnet m
ovemen t
in funds
to net cash flow from operating
act
ivities
2021 2020
f
Net movement
in funds
304,066 124,459
Add back depreciation charge 7,401 2,775
Deduct interest
income
shown in investing activities (1,992) (370)
Decrease (increase)
in
debtors (332,723) (178,400)
Increase (decrease)
in creditors
138,925 126,116
Net cash used in operating
activities
115,677 74~0