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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department 16. In buying lamb / mutton meat do you have a preference in its fat I prefer a fat one ______________ I prefer non-fat one ______________ don’t have any preference ______________ 17. How do you satisfied with the distributor of lamb / mutton meat completely satisfied partially satisfied I am not satisfied I am not sure 18. How the lamb / mutton meat should be cut complete, without cutting all cut only the needed cut parts purchase only live animals 19. How fresh the lamb / mutton meat should be fresh frozen 20. How much is 1 kg lamb / mutton meat costs in Armenian dram minimum price ___________ maximum price ___________ 21. Will you pay 150 AMD more to buy meat cut in hygienic conditions yes no 22. Recommendations on lamb /mutton meat supply market improvement INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 157
➔ APPENDIX 13: EXAMPLE OF A BUSINESS PLAN BUSINESS PLAN For «Gisastgh» IGA Group In Darbas Village Darbas, Syunik Region The Republic of Armenia Business plan data sheet Business Name “Gisastgh” IGA group of Darbas Address and telephone Village Darbas, Syunik region, RA. Business Description This business will produce and sell lamb and wool. Main buyers of lamb are brokers. Business Activity Period March 2005 - March 2006 Business Purposes ➢ To produce high quality and organic lamb meat. ➢ To breed healthy lambs (10-12 kg of weight for 3-4 months old lambs) ➢ To obtain clean wool ➢ To achieve 1,953,000 drams of sales volume during the reporting period ➢ Increase amount for IGA up to 274,000 drams Brief Business Description Darbas is one of those communities involved in “Rural Self Reliance Development Project” implemented by ACF-E; it is located in Sisian area of Syunik Region, situated at 1500m above sea level and 25km distance from Sisian and the main road. Out of 258 families of the community 180 are considered vulnerable. 100 ha of arable, irrigated land are close to the village and the rest of 427 ha of lands are located at 30-35 km from the village in “Yerablur” area. The residents get good yields of cultivated vegetables, especially cabbage, however the absence of market affects the selling opportunities. Taking into consideration the climatic conditions and availability of pastures, it is reasonable to develop sheep breeding. The area is especially favorable in winter when climate conditions allow shortening storage period for sheep. This circumstance has influence on lamb and wool production costs. For provision of fodder for sheep and lambs, ACF-E project planted sainfoin on 22 ha of land area in 2003. In 2005, it is intended to plant barley and spelt on 12 ha of land area. The expectation of yield from 1 ha of barley or spelt is 1500 kg and from 1 ha of sainfoin is 2000 kg. The higher yield will also reduce the production costs. In 2004, the beneficiaries of the programme earned 972,300 drams. In 2005, the beneficiaries are expected to earn 274,000 drams, investing some part of their income 158 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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