BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICE ASSESSMENT REPORT
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICE ASSESSMENT REPORT
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICE ASSESSMENT REPORT
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c. Though meat market value chain study might be important, but conduct this survey<br />
after reviewing the similar study in other aimags and preliminary evaluation of meat<br />
value chain in Uvs aimag. If this is found to be troublesome, then conduct meat<br />
value chain survey specifically for Uvs aimag.<br />
d. Improve operations of local laboratories and support the operation<br />
5. Market day or similar events are organized at aimag and soum level and this event is found<br />
useful by the businesses. Therefore the project could support the organization of such<br />
events targeting on attracting large population or support on promotion & marketing side so<br />
that the frequency of events are close (similar to Sunday market day etc)<br />
6. Many of the obstacles in businesses are related to availability of inputs, there is direct<br />
relevance to access to financial services, terms and bank loan interest rate. Therefore:<br />
a. Get rural business operators involved with loan guarantee program and provide with<br />
assistance in getting low interest loan for buying required equipment<br />
b. Reduce costs associated with loan study by getting auditing companies carry out<br />
the loan study and provide businesses with training on financial record keeping,<br />
c. Identify and implement ways to use commercial bank credit information database<br />
(specially for the equipment sold in leasing terms) effectively<br />
d. Create financial services (with lower interest rate) for the planting business<br />
operators and link business with insurance companies<br />
Conclusion<br />
• Current situation of Uvs aimag BDS market<br />
Findings of this survey demonstrate that soum based non-herding businesses are operating at<br />
small household level while the aimag center based businesses have large scale sustainable<br />
operations. For the non herding businesses, efficient and productive equipment supply is<br />
important, but businesses often lack information regarding equipment supply. None of the survey<br />
respondent-businesses have knowledge on the equipment repair and maintenance service<br />
providers. Herding business operators have relatively adequate supply of business inputs and they<br />
usage level is pretty high. Large portion of herder income is generated from meat and animals<br />
sales as there are large meat processing and exporting businesses run in Uvs aimag witnessing<br />
that the market is sustainable. Therefore linking the stakeholders in this market is prerequisite for<br />
the systematic development of this type of market.<br />
It was also observed that local business operators are ready to pay for BDSs, but there is limited<br />
number of institutions providing such services currently. T/TA can be potentially provided by local<br />
organizations such as Sain Us NGO, Ulaangom College and San Audit LLC as they have<br />
advanced businesses that covers their costs by the income. Support these institutions and<br />
strengthening their capacity would enable the BDSs provided to local businesses with high quality<br />
and sustainable manner. These BDS providers should not limit their activities with only T/TA, but<br />
also they are able to provide other services that add value to rural businesses and individuals.<br />
Likely, isolation from capital city may affect the local businesses, but still there is gap in local<br />
businesses in supplying the local demand. For developing businesses to meet local demand, high<br />
quality and sustainable provision of BDS plays key role.<br />
• Project involvement in BDS market<br />
Based on the survey findings and consolidation, we recommended eight steps as stated below:<br />
1. Provide required T/TA for rural businesses<br />
2. Build capacity of local BDS providers<br />
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