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AGRI-BUSINESS CRITERIA

Capable farmers


Favorable Environment


Willing buyers

with skills, capacity and organization.

capable farmers

with favorable public policy and donors

Favorable Environment

with adapted private sector policies

Willing buyers

process responsible for identifying, anticipating and satisfying customer

marketing

beliefs or opinions that customers

reputation

financial document that gives the estimated future income, costs, expenses

budget

financial report that gives information on the cash generated

cash flow statement

financial statement that shows the profitability of a business

income statement

meet or exceeds customers' expectations

customer satisfaction

employees are happy and content in their jobs

employee satisfaction

factors that allow a business to differentiate its products) or service(s)

competitive advantage

ELEMENTS TO CONSIDER WHEN STARTING A BUSINESS

•location of business


•costs of getting into business


•type of business to be established


•money involved in starting a business


•time of first income and to break even

TYPES OF BUSINESS

•Single Ownership


• Organized Farmer Organizations

simplest business form controlled by one person

single ownership

CHARACTERISTICS OF A SINGLE


OWNERSHIP

•managed by a single individual


•not a legal entity


•employ workers to assist owner


•owner receives all profit

One of the most important reasons for farmers working together in groups

ORGANIZED FARMER ORGANIZATIONS

cost advantage resulting from an increased output of a product

economies of scale

MAJOR TYPES OF RISKS


Financial risks


Operational risks


Reputational risks


Employee-related risks

possibility of a financiali loss occurring

financial risk

EXAMPLES OF FINANCIAL RISKS

•external economic pressure


•loss of key supplier


•increase in lending rates

refers to an unexpected failure in production

operational risk

CAUSES OF OPERATIONAL RISKS

•climatic effect


•storage infestations


•external events

reputation of a business is linked to the beliefs or opinions

reputational risk

OCCURRENCES OF REPUTATION RISKS

•not honoring contract agreements


•selling to alternative customers last minute


•not paying loans

REASONS FOR EMPLOYEE-RELATED RISKS

•theft


•high staff turnover


•lack of knowledge


•seasonal labor

process of ensuring customer satisfaction

customer service

number of permanent employees who leave a business

staff turnover

ELEMENTS OF A GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

•product meeting a need


•access to resources


•timing


•opportunity working in a location

METHODS FOR IDENTIFYING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Identify market opportunity


Explore new markets


Matching risk with resources


Identifying customer problems