Hey Rara💝🫂, good to see you again. Here's how you can approach Step 1 and Step 2 for your project: Step 1: Hypothesis A hypothesis is a testable statement that proposes a relationship between variables. For your load shedding project, it should state what you expect to find regarding the impact of load shedding on your chosen area. Example Hypothesis: "Load shedding in [Name of your study area] significantly negatively impacts local businesses and residents' daily routines*." "The frequency and duration of load shedding in [Name of your study area] are directly correlated with a decrease in economic productivity and an increase in social challenges*." Choose one that best fits the focus of your project. Step 2: Background information of the area studied This section requires you to provide detailed geographical and socio-economic context for your study area. This information helps to understand why load shedding might affect this particular area in specific ways. You should include information such as the exact location (e.g., city, town, specific neighborhood), its population size and demographics (e.g., age distribution, income levels, dominant economic activities), the types of infrastructure present (e.g., residential, commercial, industrial, critical services like hospitals or schools), and any unique geographical features that might influence energy demand or supply. Also, mention the typical load shedding stages and frequency experienced in this area, if known. What's next? Send 'em 📸