Income-Generating Activities - Action Against Hunger

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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department The group plowed 12 ha in 2004 with total cost of 196800 drams (16400 dram/ha). For winter plowing the group used a loan provided by ACF-E of 90000 drams. Winter plowing and seed expenses are not included in the presented chart. 2400 kg of barley and spelt from 2004’s production will be used as seed. The group analyzed the cost price of produced products in the following way: the total annual expense is 2286300 dram (including winter plowing and seed expenses) of which expenses of every product are displayed as follows: ## Production Share in total expenses % Cost /dram/ Herd /head/ Average weight /kg/ Total production /kg/ Unit production cost price /dram/ 1 Lamb meat 48 1,097,424 202 12 2424 453 2 Wool 5 114,315 210 1.7 357 320 3 Barley, spelt 47 1,097,000 12 1500 18000 61 4 Total 100 2,286,300 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 169
➔ Cash flow of the group activity during reporting period is as follows: 2005 Forecast (dram) 2006 (dram) Name Total Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb 1 Remaining 604500 262100 585600 754500 143500 90500 78000 336500 138000 38500 26000 Cash in-flow 2 ACF-S loan 3 Sales income 618000 220000 345000 230000 0 140000 0 400000 0 0 0 0 1953000 4 Other inputs 0 5 Total cash in-flow 618000 220000 345000 230000 0 140000 0 400000 0 0 0 0 1953000 Cash out-flow 6 Expenses 13500 562400 21500 61100 611000 193000 12500 51500 198500 99500 12500 12500 1849500 7 ACF-S loan repayment 90000 90000 8 Total cash outflow 13500 562400 21500 61100 611000 193000 12500 141500 198500 99500 12500 12500 1939500 9 Cash flow 604500 262100 585600 754500 143500 90500 78000 336500 138000 38500 26000 13500 170 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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