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    James K. Addo

    July 2012

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    Definition

    Impact Investment represents an emerging and fast evolving

    sector that that blends traditional development and risk capitalinvestment. SNV has practiced impact investment advisory work

    for over 4 years mainly in Africa but across Asia and Latin America

    as well. More recently we ramped up the strategy to incorporate a

    newly articulated integrated value proposition. IIAS targets both

    the buy side, where we originate and present opportunities toasset holders of blended-mission risk capital, and on the sell side

    of the investment matrix, where we engage in make-ready

    capability development of eligible small holders and

    entrepreneurs. Our primary focus is and has been to delivery of

    capability and relevant patient investment capital to our core

    constituency small holders, SME and entrepreneurs along thewhole value chain.

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    Our Objectives

    1. Promote resilient livelihoods and shared

    prosperity for BoP through capabilitydevelopment and job creation

    2. Prepare (graduate) SMEs to make them

    investment-ready

    3. Execute investment facilitation through

    partnerships

    4. Capture best practice to maintain knowledge

    leadership

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    4-year historyThree phases starting 2008

    I. Preliminary Exploration 2-year Duration (ESA

    Pilot)

    I. Assessment/Re-strategizing 1-year Duration

    II. Integrated Strategy In progress

    Our History

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    SNV Advisory work focuses on:

    Pre-investment services:

    Supply-side sourcing, Due diligence and Coordination

    Capability Development

    Management, Operational and Group Cohesion

    Post-investment services:

    Demand-side advisory & Technical Assistance Support

    What We Offer

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    ExecuteInvestment

    FacilitationService

    Provide pre-investment

    make-readyservices toenterprises

    Map outpotential

    eligibleenterprises

    Negotiate &Sign MOUs forto provide TA

    services &facilitation*

    DevelopRelationships

    with fundmanagers

    Target eligible

    funds

    Who We Work With: Partnerships

    Investment Advisory Practice: Investment Facilitation

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    Who We Work With: - Clients

    InvestmentAdvisory Practice Graduation & Capability Development

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    Impact

    Investing

    Opportunity

    Mapping

    Needs

    Assessment

    CapabilityDevelopment

    Deal

    Structuring

    Quality

    Assurance

    Impact

    Measurement

    Identify and analyze via region and market,

    specific opportunities, based on investing partner

    risk profile and social impact requirements.

    Analyze, propose mitigation and hedging of

    identified potential risks via provision core

    technical assistance to SME Clients

    Advice on the optimal investment approach and

    structure to optimize financial and social returns

    for client and partner

    Support enterprises to maximize growth and

    accelerate social impact while minimizing risksand improving quality

    Develop objective, evidence-based social andfinancial impact assessments of projects and

    entire program

    Conduct SME client needs assessment based to

    determine potential impact on client and members

    as well as investing partners return criteria

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    Total Partnership $: US$910MM

    Partnerships and Capital Raise Mandates to date

    Africa US$460

    Latin America US$450

    Sustainability

    Optimized upfront fee structure

    Long term value-driven compensation (typically 3-5 years)

    Leverage of multiple services across SNV offerings

    What is our Record

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    What Have we Learnt

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    Utilization of local capability trainers and consultants:

    Highly trained, local professionals are not always present

    Availability of regional expertise essential

    Standardization of investment criteria challenge

    Matching SMEs to investor preferences: e.g. size of (agriculture )

    businesses suitable for funding are often smaller than the threshold

    of most fund managers and investors

    Facilitation of investment alone is not enough

    Need for concurrent provision of capability development services

    Scaling-up

    In fragmented sub-sectors such as honey, innovation is needed to

    achieve scale

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    1. RENEWABLE ENERGY:

    Waste-to-Energy

    Mini Hydro Projects

    Bio Gas Retrofitting &

    Carbon Capture

    2. AGRICULTURE

    Agro processing

    Livestock Processing

    Viticulture/Horticulture

    Collaboration options: Support for SMEs in Strategic Sectors

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    CASE STUDIES

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    Case Study: Graduation of Honey Company The company

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    Mozambique Honey Company

    Processing, packing and marketing of honey

    Created from a partnership between V&M Grain (agro-

    processing) and Eco-MICAIA (social enterprise)

    Supports capacity building of small holder beekeepers(technical training, technology, access to markets)

    Beekeepers organized to shareholders

    Sustainability:

    environmental impact through modernization (end of

    burning of grass)

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    Case Study: Graduation of Honey SNV Support

    TA & Business Support by SNV in 2009

    SNV member of steering committee Intervention in the middle of the value chain:

    Business plan development (won 2010 national Bid Network

    Nature challenge)

    Finance brokering

    Value chain analysis

    Producer group strengthening

    Support to PR and marketing

    Trust building between partners

    Facilitating a fair model for producer relations

    Engaging LCBs to train Bee Promoters

    Building capacity of associations and supporting their legalization

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    Case Study: Graduation of Honey Investment

    US$ 250,000 through Beira Agriculture Development

    Corridor Equity

    Aim: modernize equipment

    Challenges:

    High cost of procuring to assure quality control: hard to scale

    To maintain quality producers need training: requires grant

    funding

    Expected Impact:

    Expected outreach from 3,000 to 10,000 small holders in 3 years

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    More Information

    See SNV ESA Handbook

    https://intranet.snvworld.org/Library/Knowledge%20Library/IIAS%

    20guidebook%20Toolkit%20B5.pdf

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    Thank you

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