Putting my NIMBY hat on as well to add. There’s another component that if people realize they can get their groceries for free at their local store, why would they go to the side that asks you to pay? Obviously this would be a net positive as more people in need will have access, but there will be some not-in-need who will take advantage. Grocery stores tend to have thin margins, so this may make a formerly profitable store unprofitable, which may reduce quality or shutter stores.

This comment made me realize that South Sudan isn’t on the map in despite the power grid near it.

Do you have an anonymized example of one of these templates? I’m curious to see what they may look like.