CHANGE THAT MATTERS 3 THIRTEEN GLOBAL COMMODITY PROGRAMMES - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
CHANGE THAT MATTERS 3 THIRTEEN GLOBAL COMMODITY PROGRAMMES - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
CHANGE THAT MATTERS 3 THIRTEEN GLOBAL COMMODITY PROGRAMMES HOLISTIC ANALYSIS ENGAGEMENT AT FIVE LEVELS DAIRY 2025: CATALYST FOR BUSINESS DRIVEN AND CLIMATE SMART DAIRY FARMING 7 TANGA FRESH Initiated by a group of Dutch dairy farmers
CHANGE THAT MATTERS
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THIRTEEN GLOBAL COMMODITY PROGRAMMES
HOLISTIC ANALYSIS ENGAGEMENT AT FIVE LEVELS
DAIRY 2025:
CATALYST FOR BUSINESS DRIVEN AND CLIMATE SMART DAIRY FARMING
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- Initiated by a group of Dutch dairy farmers in 1996
- DOB Equity and TDCU (cooperative of farmers)
are main shareholders
- Capacity > Sourcing
- Sourcing:
- 6,000 own farmers (5-10 ltr / day)
- temporarily from Morogoro, Kilimanjaro, Iringa
Challenge for more milk =
- pportunity for development in Tanga region
TANGA FRESH
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MRUAZI FARM
- An investment owned by Holland Dairy LTD, Katani
LTD and TFL, started in 2010 to produce crossbred heifers of Zebu breeders and Holstein Friesian bulls
- 2,000 hectares (old sisal plantation)
- 1,600 dairy cows
- Milking cows
- Heifer production
- potential innovation centre and service provider
- Trainings / support
- Fodder production
- New farm settlement
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…% per year
Dairy farms
secured and profitable market: 365 days
Dairy processor
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Dairy Hub
Milking, cooling, services
service providers
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…% per year
Dairy farms
secured and profitable market: 365 days
Tanga Fresh Ltd
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MCC’s
Milking, cooling, services
Mruazi Farm & service providers
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DAIRY 2025 – TANZANIA
Aim To contribute to an economically viable and a climate smart dairy value chain in Tanzania by 2025 Partners Tanga Fresh, DOB Equity, Mruazi farm, Achmea Foundation, Rabobank Foundation, Stichting Flexi-Plan Size Dairy 2025 (2019-2021)
- 3 dairy hubs
- Training 500 progressive farmers & access to finance
- 25 ha fodder production
- 3 farm settlements
Roles Solidaridad
- Program management
- Support to farmers / farms
- Business development / calculations
- partnerships
- Development finance and investment program, connection
impact investors
Contribution budget percentage Achmea Foundation € 999,130 66% Rabobank Foundation € 200,000 13% DOB Equity € 50,000 3% Solidaridad (Flexiplan) € 100,000 7% Own contribution TFL / Mruazi € 158,527 11% Total €1,507,656
BUDGET
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NB: Part of contribution Achmea Foundation is loan: € 261,723
- Total Grant from donor: 999,130 EUR
- 261,723 EUR as loan
GRANT/LOAN FRAMEWORK
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Dairy Hubs 53,036 EUR 50/50 loan/grant - 4 year term, 1.75% interest, Direct to Solidaridad, repayment by TFL via revolving fund Fodder Production Centre 107,500 EUR 100% loan - 7 year term, 1.75% interest. Direct to Solidaridad, repayment by Mruzai via revolving fund. Grace period of 3 years -thus effective annual rate of 0.75% interest Dairy Farm settlements 101,187 EUR 10 year term, 1.75% interest, Direct to Solidaridad, repayment by TFL via revolving fund
- What is PlusPlus?
- How will revolving fund be managed? Loan contract with PlusPlus
(separate contract established) – doing due diligence (documentation & business plan). PlusPlus re-uses repayments for the purpose of the project with possibilities to include crowd investments.
- Lessons learned;
- Non-for profit ANBI status has legal implications to be able to
administer loans (possible but high risk – for profit activity)
- Budget for loan administration (now being incorporated in loan
repayment). Staff time due diligence check, monitoring, travel, etc.
- Also for the donor – they also have to abide to non-for profit status!
(minimum interest rate allowed).
- Managing expectations with partners
- Trust is very important
LOAN CHANNELED THROUGH PLUS PLUS
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TIM DIPHOORN
TIM.DIPHOORN@SOLIDARIDADNETWORK.ORG
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