Transcript Agricultural Investment Opportunities in Botswana

Agricultural Investment
Opportunities in Botswana
By: Mmadima Nyathi (Agric Hub Director)
&
Tidimalo Rakgantswana
Table 1: Food Security Situation -2011
Product
Domestic Demand
Domestic Production
Imports
Sorghum/Millet
96 000 Mt
51 647 (54%)
44 353
Maize
221 000 Mt
21 560 (10%)
199 440
Fruits & Vegs
75 000 Mt
36 138 (48%)
95 203
Pork
972 Mt
455 (47%)
517
Poultry
64 053 Mt
63 412 (99%)
4 576
Honey
31 Mt
14 (45%)
17
Mutton & Chevon
997 Mt
770 (77%)
227
Milk
45 million litres
3 (6%)
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Opportunities …cont’d
2. Ostrich Farming
• Remains unexploited
• High ostrich population a sign of good
potential (77 000)
• Existence of an EU listed export abattoir
Opportunities …cont’d
3. Processing /Value Addition
•
Currently limited.
a. Commercialisation of agro-technologies (e.g. NFTRC
proven).
b. Tannery for hides & skins
• 2.5 million cattle and 2 100 000 small stock,
• Hides production @ over 300 000 annually.
• Either exported raw or discarded.
• Tanners are small scale cottage-yard industries.
Opportunities …cont’d
c. Horticultural Products
• For longer shelve life.
• Could promote production to increase supply.
• Positive developments experienced recently.
d. Livestock Products
•
•
Processed beef products for e.g limited (echo beef
and pet food mainly).
Others?
Opportunities …cont’d
4.
Grey Water Reuse for Agriculture
• Study currently on until July 2014.
• Sewage water in towns & major villages.
• Opportunity in provision of technology to purify
the water.
• Farming opportunities to result.
Opportunities …cont’d
5. Privatisation of Government Entities
•
Most entities underperforming & poorly
maintained.
i. Production & Training Farms e.g. valley,
Dikabeya, Ramatlabama.
ii. Farmers
Service
Centres
e.g.
Goodhope: More to be established.
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Opportunities …cont’d
Provision of Agriculture Insurance
6.
•
Study conducted in 2009 revealed
necessity of agriculture insurance in
Botswana.
•
only 1 company is offering livestock
(cattle) insurance currently.
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Opportunities …cont’d
7. Joint Ventures
i. Between foreigners and citizens.
ii. The Hub facilitating this.
iii. Keeps a database of investors.
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Opportunities …cont’d
8.
Zambezi Agro-commercial Project
– Water extraction from Zambezi River.
– i.e. 495 million cubic metres/year to be done by 2015.
• Opportunity lies in pipe construction
• Approximately 110kms & over 2m high
• In later years pipe to be extended for
domestic water supply in the country
• Has to be started before January 2015
• Or renegotiations of water rights to be done
Supporting Structures for Agric
• Supportive policy environment
sector’s development.
for
-
Government support programs which have
now been redesigned for effectiveness e.g.
ISPADD now targeted.
-
Government funding for diseases and pets
of economic importance.
Supporting Structures…cont’d
• New agricultural strategy in pipeline:
– Emphasises opportunity cost of idle land.
– More outward looking & encouraging to
FDI (directly or through joint ventures).
– The Hub keeps a database – to try & link
investors
Supporting Structures…cont’d
• Supportive land tenure
• Infrastructure development
– Significant investment
infrastructure.
made
in
general
▪ Available: (airports, Trans-Kalahari road);
▪ 0n-going (Walvis bay dry port);
▪ Planned (Trans-Kalahari railway line; portable
water and electricity).
– Infrastructure
to agricultural production
areas still a challenge.
Supporting Structures…cont’d
• Available Land
– Some of it from Ministry underutilised land
• Arable Land
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
Dukwe
Nshakazhogwe
Boteti
Thune (dam)
Zambezi Agro project
- 10 000
- 1000
- 200
- 500
- 35 000
Supporting Structures…cont’d
• Livestock Land
i. 72 ranches in the central district.
ii. 20 ranches in Kweneng District.
•Ostrich Farming Land
i. 7 farms of 20 Ha each
ii. 4 farms of 150 Ha each
Figure 1: Agro-Ecological
Potential of Different Areas
CROP PRODUCTION COMMODITY CLUSTER FARMING MAP - ( AGRO ECOLOGICAL ZONES )
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TOTEN G
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SHASHE
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DITLAD I
TONOTA %
TONOTA WEST
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TONOTA EAST
KEDIA
MMASHORO
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MMADINARE NORTH
% GHA NZI
LETLHAKANE
TOBANE
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BOB ON ON G NO RTH
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BOBON ONG
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%
SELEBI-PHIKWE
BOBON ONG SOUTH
SERULE
MOLALATAU
KALA HA RI GAM E R ESER VE
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% PALAPYE
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MOSOLOTSHANE
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SHAKWE
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NC OJA NE
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MAHALAPYE
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THOKOLO
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TAUPYE
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Gaborone
Copyright Republic of Botswana
First Edition: July, 2012 (Draft)
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Ad ministration Districts
Topography from Department of Surveys and Mapping - Gaborone
Sorghum
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Crop Production Commodity Classes
Lablab
Cereals
Cowpeas
Beekeeping
Sweet Melon
Sweet Potatoes
Cereals_Sweet Melon
Cowpeas_Sweet Melon
Horticulture
Game Reserve, National Parks and Forestry
Wildlife Management Areas
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Reference System
Geogrpahical Coordinate System
GCS_Botswana BNGRS02
Datum Name: D_Botswana_BNGRS02
Ellipsoid Name: Geodetic Reference Sysyem 80
Semi Map Axis: 6378137
Denomination of Flattening ratio 298.257222
400 Kilometers
MID D LE PITS
BOK SPI TS
BASELINE FOR THIS MAP WAS AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AREAS
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