Agro Industry

Government of Ethiopia
FIRST INTERNATIONAL AGRO-INDUSTRY

INVESTMENT FORUM
ETHIOPIA
Integrated Agro-Industrial Parks Feasibility Study and Business Plan
Presented by Consultant
B. Suresh
CEO & Managing Director
Mahindra Consulting Engineers Limited
India
IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan
Project objective and intention

To attract private domestic and
foreign investors to set up food
processing plants
To reduce post-harvest Processing and
losses, to add value to production
local content of foods
Industry specific
To link farmers and agri
farmer clusters to
food processing
Planning of
Integrated
IAIP infrastructure
plants
Agro broad Social
Industrial infrastructure –
To give forward linkages Parks feature housing,
recreational,
for the processed produce commercial
Development & operation

To create jobs and drive rural under inclusive and
economic growth in Ethiopia sustainable industrial
development (ISID)
framework and strategies

Schematic description of the IAIP land use format and infrastructure

Identified potential Agro Industrial Growth Corridors (AIGC’s)
IAIP - region and focused product lines
Region &
Focus crop / sector
location
Western
Livestock, sesame,
Tigray –
Baeker sorghum, sugar plantation
Southwest
Sesame, cereals, pulses,
Amhara –
Bure sugar plantation
Central Livestock, coffee, cereals,

Eastern
fruits & vegetables, pulses,
Oromia –
Bulbula Sugar plantation
Eastern
SNNP – Coffee
Yirgalem

Evolving sustainable business plan
4 IAIPs and RTC’s

are under
implementation
phase.
Detailed
engineering is
under progress
Integrated ACPZ and IAIP basic definition

High
productive
processing
Extreme in industrial ISID
level of mode mode of
inclusive develop
ness Integrated Agro ment
Commodity Convergence
Spatial Procurement Zone of
clusters production,
of agro
(ACPZ) and IAIP - processing
functions Application of and
marketing
industrial ecology
Investor in agro sector Entire
friendly
farmer agri
centric value
policy Legal and
ecosystem contractual
chain
framework

Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development (ISID)

Strategies of integrated ACPZ and IAIP
Holistic approach for sustainable development of agri and allied sectors
Sustainable agri input – agri infrastructure – agriculture – horticulture –

fisheries – animal husbandry – apiculture – sericulture – agro forestry – agro
and food processing development of Ethiopia
• To position Ethiopia as a self-sufficient in agri sector and subsectors and
exporting products world over
• Balanced agro and food industrialization spread across the Country
• Leveraging and harnessing the core offering of the region
• To raise the competitiveness and efficiency of SME, women entrepreneurship
and youth involvement in new agricultural practices
Globally competitive strategies

• Attract domestic and global Investments – agri infrastructure, industrial
infrastructure, agro industrial units
• Addressing domestic requirement and export led growth
• Enhanced revenue to farmers, growers, fishers, rural community
• Employment potential to local population
• To increase the industrial output
• Leadership in Innovation & high end technology

Comprehensive approach for site selection
S. Critical success
Parameters to evaluate the CSF
No. factor (CSF)
• The sites identified for 1 Status Land acquisition
establishment of IAIP were Time
Land price
evaluated 2 Connectivity Resource availability with specific reference to agro and allied
• Central Eastern Oromia sector
Nearest rail head and its distance from the identified site
– Bulbula Distance from nearest highway
• Southwest Amhara – Nearest airport and its distance from the identified site
Nearest seaport and its distance from the identified site
Bure Nearest urban settlement and its distance from the identified
site
• Eastern SNNP – 3 Physical Size & shape
features Topography
Yirgalem Soil conditions
• Western Tigray – Accessibility
4 Infrastructure Industrial power & network
Baeker availability Water for industrial use
Sewerage disposal & storm water disposal point
• All the sites qualify for undertaking
5 Environment Environment regulations
the development and social Building regulations
• The sites are also augmented by considerations Surrounding areas
initiating proper interventions. 6 Business Presence of competing facilities
considerations Supporting business environment

IAIP planning – Robust model
Sustainability initiatives
Scientific treatment of waste and
Site planning & management
energy recovery
Sustainable transport Use of eco-friendly materials
Recyclable material
Water conservation
Avoidance of toxic chemicals
Energy efficiency
Usage of environmental friendly
products
Material & resource management
Health & well-being
Waste minimization technologies Green education


Basic details of IAIP’s
Central
Southwest Eastern Western
Basic information Eastern
Amhara SNNP Tigray
Oromia
Total processing 239.73 245.11 197.25 233.18
area (hectares)
Total non- 23.36 15.24 17.61 25.44
processing area
(hectares)
Total area 263.09 260.35 214.86 258.62
Amhara region Oromia region
(hectares)
Total average 6660 7381 4634 6777.10
water demand
(m³/day)
Power demand 45.951 46.82 34.46 45.473
(MVA)
Wastewater 4504.77 4928.73 3202.06 4659.68
generation
(m³/day)
Municipal solid 59.38 63.47 44.93 55.07
waste generation
SNNP region Tigray region
(TPD)

7 distinctive zones within each IAIP, assorted product mix and facility
configuration
2. Specialized agri 4. Institutional and
1. Industrial zone 3. Logistics zone
infrastructure zone amenities zone
• Focus crop processing units • Loading and unloading yards, • Play school for toddlers,
(anchor and other target • Grading and packing halls, packaging halls, crèche, schools, coaching
common service centers, centre, knowledge cell,
units), focus crop ancillary transportation hubs, cargo
marketing intelligence,
units, other products primary processing centers, handling centers, raw
extension center, library,
processing units (anchor and quarantine facilities quality material collection and
shopping, retail, poly clinic,
other target units), other control labs, QA / QC labs, storage halls, finished goods recreational areas, parks, play
products ancillary units, value R & D centre, etc., storage, packing and labeling, grounds, administrative
addition centres, etc. procurement centre, etc., buildings, etc.
5. Multi facility complex 7. Greenery and

6. Residential zone
utilities walkways
• ETP, STP, WTP, SWM, compressor / • Multi formatted housing, • Green belt along the
chiller / boiler networks, sewer guest houses, etc., boundary, lawns and parks,
network, communication network, tree plantation along the
street lighting, wastewater network, proposed roads, internal
electrical substation, etc., walkways etc.,
Southwest Amhara region Central Eastern Oromia region

Eastern SNNP region Western Tigray region

Western Tigray, Baeker – aerial view
17

Southwest Amhara, Bure – aerial view
Central Eastern Oromia, Bulbula – aerial view


Eastern SNNP, Yirgalem – aerial view
Source: MACE analysis


Eastern SNNP, Yirgalem – Detailed engineering investigations completed
Geotechnical investigation Topographical survey
Infrastructure planning approach

Infrastructure planning and development alternatives examined
Infrastructure & utilities

• General, specific and environmental infrastructure, functional and cost effective
Modular, flexible, customer - friendly product segmentation and configuration
• Phased development and cost effective
Waste minimization & green concept
• Built in every stage of planning, design and engineering
O&M cost, life cycle cost and VFM analysis – developer / occupant perspective
Compliance to “smart city elements” applicable to Greenfield business
infrastructure
Infrastructure design and engineering – functional, cost effective, environment
friendly and sustainable solutions

Sustainable infrastructure
Power supply and street lighting with

energy efficient fittings Smart transport solutions
Extensive water harvesting and
recharge Multilevel vehicle parking solutions
Modernised water treatment plant,
decentralized treatment system Intelligent bus terminus
Water distribution network Feeder road to airport, port and

other nodes
Multi piping wastewater conveyance Green buildings and smart
system; townships
Wastewater treatment facilities and
extensive recycling Modernized civic amenities
Decentralized solid waste collection, transportation Disaster management centres,
and treatment facilities and recovery system and modernization of warning systems and
urbanized agro and horticulture applications response systems

Specialized agri infrastructure within ACPZ, offsite infrastructure and
connectivity to IAIP & RTC and forward linkages
Production farm linkages in ACPZ Power supply to RTCs & IAIP
Technology dissemination, CoE and

capacity building - as a part of RTC
Water supply to RTCs & IAIP
Knowledge cell and market Loading and unloading locations

intelligence cell - as a part of RTC connectivity
Network of aggregation centres Perishable air cargo complex
Reefer and specialized Market infrastructure

transportation systems
Agri education and knowledge

Access road to RTCs & IAIP hub - as a part of RTC

Rural transformation centres
Village
Village
Farm credit,
Rural transformation centers serve as raw material farm finance
Village
aggregation points in the catchment of each IAIP Primary

Agri- clinic
Health
Government and
Market Village
Commercial
RTC Mentoring
and training
Rural transformation information rural
centers partners centres market, Food and
office space entertainment
include support farmers The centres will Collection Village
warehouses, input to increase provide Village centre
supply, sorting, production and information on

grading, extension productivity of agrofood,
services, pre- farmers to business
processing supply raw development,
activities and material of prices, market
microfinance required trend and
quantity and current market
quality to the demand in
industries in the terms of
parks products and
quality, among
other services
Locations for 28 RTCs – region wise

Western Tigray
Central Eastern Oromia Sl.
Sl. no. RTC location Woreda Zone RTC location Woreda Zone
no.
1 Shashemene Shashemene West Arsi 1 Maykadra Kafta humera Western
2 Dodola Dodola West Arsi 2 Setit-humera Setit-humera Western
3 Robe Robe Bale 3 Adigoshu K/humera Western
4 Bekoji Bekoji Arsi 4 Adi-hirdi K/humera Western
5 Eteya Eteya Arsi 5 Maygaba Wolkait Western
6 Welenchiti Fentale East Shewa 6 Dansheha Tsegede Western
7 Meki Meki East Shewa 7 Shire-Indaselassie Shire-Indaselassie N/west
8 Biyo Biske Lume East Shewa
Southwest Amhara
Eastern SNNP Sl. no. RTC location Woreda Zone
Sl. no. RTC location Woreda Zone
1 Merawi Mecha West Gojam
1 Dilla Dillazuria Gedio 2 Finote Selam Jabitehnan West Gojam
2 Yirgachefe Yirgachefe Gedio
3 Dangila Dangila Awi
3 Bule Bule Gedio 4 Enjibara Enjibara Awi
4 Daye Daye Sidama
5 Chagni Guangua Awi
5 Aletawondo Aletawondo Sidama 6 Amanuel Machakel East Gojam
6 Leku Shebedino Sidama 7 Motta Mota East Gojam

Exhaustive mapping of inventories in RTC influence zones
Input Supply
Institutional Testing Facilities -
Agri Infrastructure Farmer Services Mechanism - Social Infrastructure
Infrastructure Agriculture & Livestock
Agriculture
Commodity Exchange
Auction Centre Chemicals / Pesticides Agri Research Institutes Commercial Agri clinics
Centres
Cold Storages Farm Mechanization & Fertilizer Banks Housing Quality control lab
Access to machineries
Collection Centres Farmer Training Centres Seed Farmer Cooperatives Primary health centres Quarantine facilities
Market Intelligence Cell / Input Supply Mechanism -
Drying yard Micro Finance Institutions Sanitary facilities
Centre Livestock
Pre-processing facilities Rural Markers Feed & Mineral Mixture Primary Schools
Processing facility (Dairy,
Fodder Traders
vegetable, poutry etc)
Storage Facilities- Vaccines TVETs & Colleges
Warehouse
Transport facilities Veterinary Services University
including refrigerated
facilities
Central Eastern Oromia Western Tigray Eastern SNNP Southwest Amhara


General details of the RTC master plan
Area considered for development 10 hectares
Master plan components Livestock zone Specialized infrastructure
Milk, egg & honey zone Amenities
Vegetables zone Utilities
Cereals and sesame zone Roads
Storage
Land use pattern - RTC
Live stock zone Total area – 1.02 hectares
Components – quarantine advisory cell, inspection area, receiving area, animal
storage sheds
Milk, egg & Total area – 0.37 hectares
honey zone Components - milk collection centre & testing area, milk storage, honey & wax
collection centre
Vegetables Total area – 1.07 hectares
zone Components - receiving warehouse, grading & sorting shed, washing and drying
Cereals and Total area – 0.58 hectares
sesame zone Components - receiving warehouse, grading & sorting shed, washing and drying
Storage facility Total area – 1.24 hectares
Components - egg grading, sorting & storage, bulk storage – vegetables, cold storage
– vegetables, bulk storage – cereals and sesame

General details of the master plan
Land use pattern - RTC
Specialized Total area – 1.46 hectares
infrastructure Components - rural market, admin building, micro finance, bank, ATM,
zone forex facility, market information cell, agri equipment centre, agri input
centre & agri clinic, training centre & rural BPO, women self help group,
QA & QC labs
Amenities zone Total area – 1.90 hectares
Components - truck parking, public parking space, crèche, & nursing
mothers area, health centre, food court & restroom
Utilities zone Total area – 0.63 hectares
Components – common effluent treatment plant & sewage treatment
plant, solid waste management, OHT - overhead storage tank, substation
Roads Total area – 1.32 hectares
Components – black top road, paved foot paths
Master plan for RTC (typical)

Aerial view of RTC (typical)


Eastern SNNP, Dilla RTC location - Detailed engineering investigations
completed
Geotechnical investigation Topographical survey
Investment outlay – IAIP (US $ in million)

Phase I development All phases
Description Central Central
Western Southwest Eastern Western Southwest Eastern
Eastern Eastern
Tigray Amhara SNNP Tigray Amhara SNNP
Oromia Oromia
Cost of land (land lease amount) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Site grading and other land development 0.10 0.10 0.10 0.08 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.21
expenses
Compound wall, fencing and gates 0.20 0.22 0.20 0.31 0.52 0.57 0.52 0.80
Roads, culverts & drainage 4.49 3.73 3.15 2.07 11.52 9.57 8.07 5.30
Decentralized water supply, treatment 1.41 1.39 1.28 0.87 3.63 3.56 3.27 2.23
and distribution
Electrical, street lighting & fire fighting 0.42 0.46 0.35 0.37 1.07 1.17 0.90 0.94
Telecom & communication systems 0.08 0.09 0.06 0.05 0.22 0.22 0.15 0.13
Sustainable infrastructure elements, RW 0.20 0.19 0.15 0.15 0.52 0.49 0.40 0.38
harvesting, summer storage tank &
greenery
Decentralized wastewater, network and 1.51 1.52 1.56 1.06 3.88 3.89 3.99 2.72
solid waste management
Buildings - industrial / business 39.42 42.91 44.07 30.93 101.07 110.03 113.00 79.32
Buildings - commercial 2.96 2.80 2.36 2.44 7.60 7.17 6.06 6.25
Buildings - residential 7.51 4.52 2.72 2.85 19.24 11.58 6.98 7.31
Investment outlay – IAIP (US $ in million)
Phase I development All phases

Central Central
Description Western Southwest Eastern Western Southwest Eastern
Eastern Eastern
Tigray Amhara SNNP Tigray Amhara SNNP
Oromia Oromia
Buildings - MEP 0.20 0.17 0.12 0.11 0.51 0.43 0.31 0.28
Buildings - social infrastructure 0.07 0.08 0.05 0.07 0.19 0.20 0.13 0.18
development
Specialized agri infrastructure facilities 0.62 0.62 0.62 0.62 1.58 1.58 1.58 1.58
within IAIP
Miscellaneous fixed assets 0.09 0.09 0.09 0.09 0.24 0.24 0.24 0.24
Manpower cost during pre operative 0.15 0.15 0.14 0.11 0.38 0.38 0.36 0.27
period
Preliminary expenses & company 0.44 0.44 0.43 0.32 1.14 1.13 1.09 0.81
formation expenses
Project consultancy, detailed engineering 0.89 0.88 0.85 0.63 2.28 2.26 2.19 1.62
and project supervision cost
Initial marketing and project launch 1.33 1.32 1.28 0.95 3.42 3.40 3.28 2.43
expenses
Pre operative and other expenses 1.33 1.32 1.28 0.95 3.42 3.40 3.28 2.43
Contingency 5.93 5.89 5.69 4.21 15.20 15.09 14.59 10.79
Interest during construction 3.29 3.27 3.16 2.34 3.29 3.27 3.16 2.34
Total 72.67 72.15 69.71 51.55 181.18 179.88 173.81 128.53

Investment outlay - specialized agri infrastructure within ACPZ
Cost in US $ in million
Central
Sl. Western Southwest Eastern
Description Eastern
No. Tigray Amhara SNNP
Oromia
1 Rural power supply through solar PV 8.10 8.10 8.10 8.10
2 Cost of refurbishing and revamping existing 1.62 4.86 1.62 1.62
abattoirs
3 Additional investment in COE for livestock 12.96 6.48 12.96 12.96
specific pre processing infrastructure linking
RTCs and IAIPs
4 On farm processing infrastructure 0.39 0.39 0.39 0.39
5 RTC 17.11 22.12 18.24 14.80
6 Collection centers or aggregation centers 0.91 1.30 0.78 1.17
7 Reefer vans and specialised transport vehicles 1.43 1.43 1.43 1.43
for linking RTCs, identified livestock specific
pre processing zones and IAIPs
Total of agri infrastructure required in ACPZ 42.51 44.67 43.51 40.46
Investment outlay - external connectivity and offsite infrastructure

Cost in US $ in million
Central
Western Southwest Eastern
Sl. No. Description Eastern
Tigray Amhara SNNP
Oromia
1 RTC approach roads 2.11 3.89 4.37 3.40
2 Power connectivity to IAIP 5.64 2.84 3.32 0.97
3 Power connectivity to RTC 0.53 0.97 1.09 0.85
4 Water intake system
comprising of infiltration 0.41 0.41 0.71 0.97
gallery and others
5 Water transmission mains -
0.41 0.41 0.71 0.97
Water linkage pipelines
6 Water intake bore wells and
0.06 0.06 0.06 0.05
supply to RTC
Total of external connectivity
9.14 8.57 10.26 7.22
and offsite infrastructure cost

Summary of investment outlay - IAIP, specialised agri infrastructure
and external connectivity
Cost in US$ million
Sl.
Regions Specialized agri External
No. IAIP Total
infrastructure connectivity
1. Western 181.18 42.51 9.14 232.83

Tigray
2. Central 179.88 44.67 8.57 233.12
Eastern
Oromia
3. Southwest 173.81 43.51 10.26 227.58
Amhara
4. Eastern 128.53 40.46 7.22 176.21
SNNP
IAIP - key financial indicators

(US $ in million)
Western Tigray Central Eastern Oromia
Phase I development - 72.67 Phase I development - 72.15

All phases - 181.18 All phases - 179.88
DSCR - 2.30 DSCR - 2.34
Project IRR (Post tax) - 16.10% Project IRR (Post tax) - 17.09%
Benefit to cost ratio - 1.35:1 Benefit to cost ratio - 1.37:1
Payback period - 3 years + Payback period - 3 years +
Southwest Amhara Eastern SNNP

Phase I development - 69.71 Phase I development - 51.55
All phases - 173.81 All phases - 128.53
DSCR - 2.38 DSCR - 2.32
Project IRR (Post tax) - 18.23% Project IRR (Post tax) - 17.13%
Benefit to cost ratio - 1.40:1 Benefit to cost ratio - 1.37:1
Payback period - 3 years + Payback period - 3 years +

Risk matrix
Description Internal Partners Customer Competition PESTEL
Volume, value, cost, growth, governance, brand
Potential impact on success of integrated ACPZ and IAIP
Likelihood of occurrence
Western Tigray Central Eastern Oromia
Risk assessment Rating Risk assessment Rating
Risk assessment during 1.82 Risk assessment during 1.79
implementation period implementation period
Risk assessment during operation B Risk assessment during operation B
period period
Southwest Amhara Eastern SNNP
Risk assessment Rating Risk assessment Rating
Risk assessment during 1.87 Risk assessment during 1.89
implementation period implementation period
Risk assessment during operation B Risk assessment during operation B
period period
Implementation period Operation period

Medium Very high Extreme Medium Very high Extreme
Low risk High risk Low risk High risk
risk risk risk risk risk risk
1 2 3 4 5 A B C D E

IAIP and RTC Implementation schedule
Major activity Western Tigray Central Eastern Southwest Eastern SNNP

Oromia Amhara
Feasibility study and Completed

business plan
Site investigations for Under progress Completed
detailed engineering
Detailed engineering Nov. ’16
IAIP – Phase I Sept ’17
implementation
Model RTC - Phase I July ’17
IAIP – subsequent March’ 19 – Dec‘’20
phases
RTC subsequent phases Nov‘19 – Sept’20

Quantity assessment of benefits
Short term – within 2 Medium term - 3 to Long term - more
Description
years 4 years than 4 years
Southwest Amhara region
Area occupancy (industrial area and 30 % of the area 80 % of the area 90 % of the area
specialised infrastructure) 74 hectares 196 hectares 221 hectares
Processing capacity, MTPA 186162 496432 558486
Direct and indirect employment,
63693 162841 629368
numbers
Transaction (million ETB) 4674 12463 14021
Transaction (million ETB) / hectare 63.56 63.56 63.56
Central Eastern Oromia region
Area occupancy (industrial area and 30% of the area 80% of the area 90% of the area
Direct and indirect employment, 213249 546326 552637
numbers

Quantity assessment of benefits
Short term – within Medium term - 3 to Long term - more
Description
2 years 4 years than 4 years
Eastern SNNP region
Area occupancy (industrial area and 30 % of the area 80 % of the area 90 % of the area
33326 85002 398889
numbers
Western Tigray region
Area occupancy (industrial area 30 % of the area 80 % of the area 90 % of the area
including specialised infrastructure) 43 hectares 116 hectares 130 hectares
78386 200526 779307
numbers
Transaction (million ETB ) / hectare 135.03 135.04 135.04
Possible cooperation areas with the private sector

Capacity building,
Agriculture and Agri industry and skill
Agri engineering Agri infrastructure Agri logistics Others
farm sector food processing development &
training
Agri input, agri Green house Post-harvest Agro based Hi-tech and Handling of Agri and rural
chemicals, organic manufacturing infrastructure industry biotechnology perishable and financing
fertilizers and based agriculture non-
organic pesticides and research perishable commo
dities
Irrigation sector – Energy management in Mechanized handling Tissue culture Agri education & Transportation and Agri tourism
micro irrigation agriculture and facilities knowledge hub warehousing
processing solutions
Hi-tech and Farm mechanization, Modern silo storage Food technology Soil, water and Bulk material Renewable
precision conveying, transport and system & food nutrient testing handling and energy
agriculture and storage facilities engineering, food conveyor systems
horticulture processing
Bio energy, soil Field handling and Mechanization of the Fruits and Dissemination of People IT application in
conservation, storage systems harvest operation vegetables market transportation water
plant growth processing information data from and within resources,
regulators and development irrigation,
micro nutrients nodes agriculture
Seeds, Grain processing Agri portal, agri Crop insurance

greenhouse clinics
cultivation
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Government of Ethiopia

FIRST INTERNATIONAL AGRO-INDUSTRY

Integrated Agro-Industrial Parks Feasibility Study and Business Plan

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Project objective and intention

Development & operation

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

IAIP - region and focused product lines

Central Livestock, coffee, cereals,

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

4 IAIPs and RTC’s

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Integrated ACPZ and IAIP basic definition

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Sustainable agri input – agri infrastructure – agriculture – horticulture –

Globally competitive strategies

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Sustainable transport Use of eco-friendly materials

Waste minimization technologies Green education

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

5. Multi facility complex 7. Greenery and

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Southwest Amhara region Central Eastern Oromia region

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Eastern SNNP region Western Tigray region

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Western Tigray, Baeker – aerial view

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Central Eastern Oromia, Bulbula – aerial view

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Source: MACE analysis

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Infrastructure planning approach

Infrastructure & utilities

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Power supply and street lighting with

Water distribution network Feeder road to airport, port and

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Technology dissemination, CoE and

Knowledge cell and market Loading and unloading locations

Network of aggregation centres Perishable air cargo complex

Reefer and specialized Market infrastructure

Agri education and knowledge

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

aggregation points in the catchment of each IAIP Primary

supply, sorting, production and information on

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan

Locations for 28 RTCs – region wise

IAIP – Feasibility Study and Business Plan