AGRODOR-SSSouth Sudan Development Ring

Agro Development CorridorExecutive PresentationJune 2012

SOUTH SUDAN AGRODOR ?

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The Country ?

Economy:GDP $13 bln and $1,200 per Capita HDI 188 and 51% Poverty No data on Economic Sectors 85 MW of Electricity and 3mln cm Urban Water Oil is 98% of Government Revenues or $6 billion Agriculture 78% of Labor and 15% of GDP No data on Unemployment

Resources: Area 644,331 mln km2 More than 80 mln acres of Arable Land 11 mln Population, Literacy 27% and Urbanism 22% 7 mln Acres in Sudd Area 10-20 mln cattles 236 km of Railways 7,000 km of unpaved Roads

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A Development Ring ?

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Topographical & Functional Setting

Integrated Agro Economical Catalyst

Linkage to Regional Transit Networks

Urban & Admin Centers

Magnet for Elite’s Home Settlement

Mining

Livestock

Agriculture

Strategy & Business Development ?

Sociopolitical Targets: Defuse Ethnic and Cultural Divide Create New Economic Opportunities in the Unprivileged Counties Create New Settlements with Employment Opportunities Balance the Sociopolitical Powers among various Tribes

Development Targets: Diversify Potentials and Capabilities Upgrade Farming and Agro Business and Associated Industries Create a Transit Oriented Development Model Transport Educational and Health Services Boost the Economic Growth by new PPP Structures Upgrade National Transit Connections and Hubs Develop a National CSR Framework for Local and FDIs Create Opportunities to Encourage Entrepreneurship and Enterprising

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SWOT ?

Strengths: Political Will for National Development Strong Agro Farming and Resources Int’l Interests to develop a Sustainable Agro Model

Weaknesses: Developing National Mobilization and Resettlement Developing Financial Facilities and Incentives

Opportunities: Acute Demand on Transportation and Logistics Growing Demand for Agro Industries and Facilities Transformation into Corporate Agro Enterprising

Threats: Irregular Political Unrest Slow Growth of Civic Society and Authorities

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Transit ?

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Historically Poor Technical Expertise, Hurdles of Sludge Terrain, and Vast Territories are the

common symptoms of Southern Sudanese Transit; which hinder development schemes, yet require

innovative and economic solutions

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Economic & Logistic Integration

SS AGRODOR ?

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AGRODOR Hub

Marin Transit Hub

Arable Land for cash Crops

Transit Corridor

Transit Connection

River Transport

Road Transport

Water Consuming Crops

Railways , Roads & ICT 1300 km

14 AGRODOR Hubs & 3 River Hubs

Farming 4,000,000 Acres

Rail Alignment with 5 Destinations

CSRs for National Coherence

Rural & Nomad Development

Proposed Timeline ?

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Proposed Next Steps?

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Action Item Target Deadline

Proposal Submission Week: 0

Proposal Discussion Week: 1

Sign off MOU on Engagement Week: 2

Submission of Engagement Documents Week: 5

Engagement Discussions Week: 7

Sign off IDMA Week: 8

Launch Phase One: Project Realization Week: 9

Close out of Phase One Week: 20