Income-Generating Activities - Action Against Hunger

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Field handbook • Scientific and Technical Department “Gisastgh” IGA group balance on 31.12.2005 N: Assets Cost dram N: Liabilities Cost dram Capital assets Own capital 5954518 Animals 3780000 4 Total own capital 5954518 Inventory and tools 250000 Debts 1 Total capital assets 4030000 Loans Working capital Credit debts Growing animals 1055000 Other debts Fodder 831018 5 Total debts 0 Total working capital 1886018.3 Cash Cash 38500 Accounting Debts 3 Total cash 38500 Total assets (total of 1, 2, 3 lines) 5954518 Total liabilities (total of 4 and 5 lines) 5954518 Foreseen amounts for animals were calculated as follows: Animals Existing quantity 31.12.2005 Average cost of 1 animal Amount 1 Sheep 210 18000 3780000 2 Total 3780000 3 Lamb 37 15000 555000 4 1-2 month old lamb 100 5000 500000 5 Total 1055000 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY 171
➔ For fodder articles is the following: Fodder Remaining on 01.12.2005 Cost price of 1 kg or procurement cost /dram/ Amount 1 Barley 8713 61 531017 2 Sainfoin 29936 10 298002 3 Salt 20 100 2000 Total 831018 Expenses of winter tillage, seed, summer sowing and harvesting were included in barley cost price and for calculating hay cost price harvesting, transport and piling expenses were included. Salt is procured at market price: 100 dram/kg. Risk Management 1. Unsatisfactory product sale a) To try to influence price changes b) To use ACF-E organisation to find buyers 2. Unforeseen infections diseases, contaminated food a) To use assistance of ACF-E specialists b) To call on other specialists of agricultural and veterinary organisations c) To implement appropriate curing processes 172 INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES: A KEY CONCEPT IN SUSTAINABLE FOOD SECURTIY
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➔ Pages CHAPTER 4: INCOME GENERAT
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