What does ‘poverty’ mean for them?
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Lack Lack of of Housing, water, Housing, water, food food and sanitation and sanitation Community Community facilities: facilities: schools, schools, clinics, etc clinics, etc Health education Health education and family and family planning planning Modern farming Modern farming methods methods The wider ‘coffee The wider ‘coffee world’ world’ Market Market information information 1. DECENT LIVING CONDITIONS in terms of 3. KNOWLEDGE of and / or ACCESS to Credi Credi t t 2. ACCESS TO 2. ACCESS TO SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL SERVICES in terms of in terms of 4. 4. TRANSPORT in TRANSPORT in terms of terms of Vehicles: pick ups and Vehicles: pick ups and lorries lorries Adequate roads and road Adequate roads and road networks networks Telephone Telephone s s Agricultural Agricultural extension extension Diversifica Diversifica tion tion Subsidi Subsidi es es
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What does ‘poverty’ mean for them?. Lack of. 3. KNOWLEDGE of and / or ACCESS to. 1. DECENT LIVING CONDITIONS in terms of. M odern farming methods. Housing, water, food and sanitation. Agricultural extension. Diversification. Credit. 2. ACCESS TO SOCIAL SERVICES in terms of. Subsidies. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Lack of Lack of
Housing, water, food Housing, water, food and sanitationand sanitation
Community Community facilities: schools, facilities: schools,
clinics, etcclinics, etcHealth education and Health education and family planningfamily planning
Modern farming Modern farming methodsmethods
The wider ‘coffee world’The wider ‘coffee world’Market Market
informationinformation
1. DECENT LIVING CONDITIONS in
terms of
3. KNOWLEDGE of and / or ACCESS to
CreditCredit 2. ACCESS TO 2. ACCESS TO SOCIAL SERVICES SOCIAL SERVICES
in terms ofin terms of
4.4. TRANSPORT in TRANSPORT in terms ofterms ofVehicles: pick ups and Vehicles: pick ups and
lorries lorries Adequate roads and road Adequate roads and road
networks networks
TelephoneTelephoness
Agricultural Agricultural extension extension DiversificatioDiversificationnSubsidieSubsidie
ss
Average yearly income per person: $97.00
How long people can expect to live: 47.6 years
Children dying before their first birthday: 112 out of every 1000
Adults who can read and write: 41.5%
30 doctors for every 1,000,000 people
People having water asgood as this: 22%
‘Measuring’Ethiopia
People who don’t get enough food to eat: 46%
Workforce in farming: 88%
Mothers who die while givingbirth: 850 out of 100,000 births
Nearly 90% live on less than $2.00 / day
Making Ethiopia one of the world’s least developed
countries
No of primary cooperatives: 19,147Members: 4,323,048Capital :
1,475,256,047
Sr. No. Type of cooperatives Number of employee
Members Capital (in Birr) USD 1 = Birr 9.05
1. Multi-purpose 5104 3,691,374 347,362,206.9
2. Housing 5869 129,526 18,370,667
3. Saving & credit 4178 357,079 1,037,620,001
4. Hand craft 1514 31,408 21,788,185
5. Dairy 112 5,543 3,276,149
6. Livestock marketing 149 4,612 3,135,052
7. Horticulture & fruit 64 1,740 719,156
8. Fishery 36 2,401 3,423,606
9. Consumer 81 6,459 3,070,677
10. Others 2040 92,906 36,490,347
Total 19147 4,323,048 1,475,256,047
Sr. No.
Cooperative Union in Ethiopia Number of employee Capital
1. Grain Marketing Cooperative Union 93 94,146,137
2. Saving & Credit Coop 15 7,483,946
3. Coffee Cooperative Union 6 27,923,524
4. Vegetable & fruit Marketing Union 3 2,062,790
5. Livestock Marketing Union 3 241,817
6. Dairy Marketing Cooperative Union 3 289,763
7. Sugar Cane out growers & Cooperative Union
1 1,938,588
Total 124 134,086,565
Employment ConditionNumber of EmployeePrimary coops. 57,441Unions 620
Date of Establishment:
Date of Registration:
01 June, 1999
28 June, 1999
Initial Members: 22503 coffee growers organized in 34 Coops
Initial capital: 825,000 birr
Deputy General Manager
Board Of Directors
General Assembly
Finance Division
Planning andProgramming
Division
Coffee Export Division
Audit Division
Administrative Division
General Manager
Supervisory Committee
The Coffee Trade Chain
Farmer
Collector
Supplier
Exporter
Buyer
Roaster
Retailer
Farmer
Cooperative
Union
Buyer
Roaster
Retailer
consumerconsumer
Profit
Profit
Fair TradePremium
Year Member Cooperatives
Farmer Members
Male Female Total
1999/00 34 21,342 1,161 22,503
2000/01 34 21,589 1,232 22,821
2001/02 34 21,793 1,250 23,043
2002/03 34 22,336 1,257 23,593
2003/04 34 22,336 1,257 23,593
2004/05 74 45,237 2,675 47,912
2005/06 101 70,816 3,909 74,795
2006/07 115 97,639 5,311 102,950
2007/08 129 122,641 5,720 128,361
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
Male Women
YearUnit Of
MeasurementSales
VolumeSales
Value (Birr)
2001 Ton 126 2,271,157
2002 Ton 375 7,679,344
2003 Ton 967.2 18,796,130
2004 Ton 2,431.5 45,309,011
2005 Ton 2,690.5 67,207,845
2006 Ton 3,182.3 86,644,278
2007 Ton 3248.2 102,725,628
8.80 birr = 1 USD
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Sales Volume
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Sales Value In Birr
Year Net Surplus (Birr)
2001 289,184.86
2002 2,181,624.92
2003 5,819,096.00
2004 7,020,447.00
2005 5,468,002.66
2006 6,865,844.00
2007 13,933,097.29
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Net Income(Birr)
289,184.86
2,181,624.92
5,819,096.00
7,020,447.00
5,468,002.66
6,865,844.00
13,933,097.29
Year MembersReceivedDividend
TotalDividend
Paid (Birr)
Maximum Dividend Paid (Birr)
Minimum Dividend Paid (Birr)
2001 8 262,855 76 79,018 53 3,972 29
2002 20 1,527,137 44 278,419 99 3,492 -
2003 22 3,208,053 52 563,553 34 27,796 60
2004 30 3,580,761 04 589,517 30 14,250 37
2005 85 2,270,598 19 154,329 67 71 80
2006 78 2,485,947 00 205,714 00 1,290 -
2007 6,966,548 339,925 1,194 -
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
MembershipReceivedDividend
820 22
30
8578
110
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Dividend Paid
262,855
1,527,137
3,208,0533,580,761
2,270,5982,485,947
6,966,548
YearTotal
Prepaid(Birr)
Maximum(Birr)
Minimum(Birr)
BeneficiaryCooperative
2004 884,332 297,944 24 2,221 - 11
2005 1,673,812
462,340 20 16,098 40 11
2006 2,722,422
542,152 00 44,174 00 11
2007 2,345,288
11
No Sectors Name of Project Number of project Accomplished
1 Education Primary school (1-4) 5
Additional Class room 17
Up Grading(1-4) to (1-6) 3
Up Grading(1-4) to (1-8) 2
Up Grading(1-8) to (1-10) 1
2 Health Health Post 4
Occupied Medical Equipment 3
Clinic Maintenance 1
3 Water Development Spring Development 36
4 Bridge Bridge 1
5 Electricity Electric Supply 1
Total 74
Year CurrentAsset (Birr)
Fixed Asset (Birr)
Total Asset (Birr)
Liability(Birr)
Capital(Birr)
2001 1,333,427 60,865 1,39,291 536,932 857,360
2002 5,065,825 100,224 5,166,049 3,534,403 1,631,646
2003 12,003,191 876,643 12,879,834 9,389,476 3,490,358
2004 20,648,207 1,747,430 22,395,637 13,089,189 9,306,448
2005 26,749,244 2,442,578 29,191,822 17,379,240 11,812,582
2006 35,225,069 2,633,218 37,858,287 21,341,619 14,514,832
2007 52,248,929 3,711,333 55,960,262 34,034,296 22,929,366
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Fixed Asset in Birr
60,865100,224
876,643
1,747,430
2,442,5782,633,218
3,711,333
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Capital (Birr)
857,3601,631,646
3,490,358
9,306,448
11,812,582
14,514,832
22,929,366
Make Trade Fair Campaign/OXFAM/ Progresso Café Black Gold Cashew Gongogo Bee Keeping Forest Coffee Coffee Tourism Other Projects on pipe line
Type of CoffeeSr.no Country Y/
cheffe-2
Sidamo-2 Limu-2 Harar 4/5 Sidamo 4/5 Jimma 4/5 Nekemte 4/5
Total Share in %
1 North America 598500
195300 57000 346500 203400 60060 37200 1497960 45.62
2 Australia 73860 400500 9000 104520 0 24600 0 612480 18.65
3 Japan 175800
0 0 37800 272400 23600 67800 587400 17.90
4 France 36000 18000 1440 0 0 54000 0 109440 3.34
5 Belgium 90000 0 0 0 0 0 0 90000 2.74
6 England 0 0 45000 0 0 0 0 45000 1.37
7 Switzerland 0 126000 36000 18000 0 0 0 180000 5.49
8 Germany 0 124800 0 36000 0 0 0 160000 4.90
Total 974160
864600 148440 542820 475800 172260 105000 3283080 100
1. Yirgacheffe-22. Harar 4/53. Sidamo 4/5
4. Sidamo-2
5. Limu-26. Jimma 4/57. Nekemte 4/5
598,500
346,500
203,400
195,300
57,000
60,060
37,200
40
23.13
13.57
13
3.8
4
2.5
1,497,960Total:
Volume in KG %
For sustainable development
To make Poverty History
