Charlie Donald – Creating SMEs in Developing Countries

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1. TBN  Na&onal  Conference 26th  May  2010 Crea&ng  SMEs  in  developing  countries  to  alleviate  poverty
2. TBN  Gulf  Inaugural  Mee&ng   24th  September  2010
3. TBN  Gulf  Inaugural  Mee&ng   24th  September  2010
4. TBN  Gulf  Inaugural  Mee&ng   24th  September  2010
5. 2nd  Mee&ng  of  TBN  Gulf   4th  February  2011
6. 2nd  Mee&ng  of  TBN  Gulf   4th  February  2011 ØTrades  Workshop  in  Somaliland   ØAfrica  Atlan&c  Franchise  Farming  -­‐  Ghana
7. TBN  Na&onal  Conference 20th  May  2011 Impact  Entrepreneurship Knocking  Poverty  on  the  Head
8. GeMng  more  bang  for  your  buck
9.          What  is  the  target  we  wish  to  impact? 1. Create  ethically  based,  sustainable  SMEs 2. The  triple  boRom  line  PPP Ø People Ø Profit Ø Planet 3. Alterna&vely Ø Employment/Empowerment/Enrichment/Educa&on Ø Economic Ø Environment
10. They  say  that  everything  which  exists   has  been  made  at  least  twice…..
11. They  say  that  everything  which  exists   has  been  made  at  least  twice….. Once  in  the  mind  of  the  designer…..
12. They  say  that  everything  which  exists   has  been  made  at  least  twice….. Once  in  the  mind  of  the  designer….. and  once  in  reality
13. intentional engineering
14. Josh                                                    Tomell                                            MaR  
15. What  is  the  specific  target  for   Inten&onal  Engineering? We  want  to  develop  developers
16. Inten'onal  Engineering  UAE Service  Centre Design, Research and Development Project Management and Training Investment and Partnerships
17. Community  of  Purpose Pakistan Ghana India Kenya Sri Lanka China UAE
18. Building  our  na&on  by  using  the  least  to  gain  the  most   Inten&onal  Engineering–  Ghana:   Inten&onal  Engineering  Ghana  is  a  developer  that  educates  and  engages  its   workforce  to  build  appropriate*  structures  for  enlightened  clients.  Our  results   reward  client  and  staff  alike  without  detriment  to  the  environment.   ieGhana  is  supported  by  ieUAE  in  the  areas  of  management,  technical  excellence,   and  staff  training.  Sister  companies  located  in  other  developing  countries  will   form  a  Community  of  Purpose  (CoP)  **  that  will  further  develop  our  technology   and  processes.   ieGhana  together  with  its  sister  companies  are  for  profit  Social  Ventures***. In  the  start  up  phase  the  ownership  of  the  company  will  be  a  minimum  of  30%   na&onal  and  a  maximum  of  70%  non-­‐na&onal.  The  aim  is  to  move  to  80%  na&onal   and  20%  non-­‐na&onal  within  5  years. Inten&onal  Engineering Typical  Statement  of  Intent
19. .   *Our  defini&on  of  ‘appropriate’  is:  worthwhile,  fit  for  purpose,  low   environmental  impact  and  suitably  priced. **We  use  Communi&es  of  Purpose  to  provide  a  slightly  different  focus  to  the   term  Communi&es  of  Prac&ce  coined  by  E&enne  Wenger  -­‐  ”Communi&es  of   prac&ce  are  groups  of  people  who  share  a  concern  or  a  passion  for  something   they  do  and  learn  how  to  do  it  beRer  as  they  interact  regularly.” ***Social  Venture  Capital  (SVC)  uses  an  enterprise  approach  to  tackling  global   poverty  through  crea&ng  commercially  sustainable  small-­‐medium  size   enterprises  (SMEs)  in  developing  countries,  crea&ng  jobs  and  empowering  the   poor.  It  uses  the  principles,  discipline  and  accountability  of  venture  capital   inves&ng,  while  seeking  to  maximise  financial  and  social  returns.”  Dr.  Kim  Tan Inten'onal  Engineering Typical  Statement  of  Intent Defini'ons
20. Inten'onal  Engineering Economic  and  Environmental Metrics  Star&ng  with  our  trials  we  will  predict  and  measure •  Volumes  of  materials •  Costs  –  whole  life  cycle •  Foreign  exchange  –  how  much  we  spend  and  where •Carbon  footprint  : ØEmbedded  energy  of  construc&on  materials ØCarbon  footprint  of  construc&on ØCarbon  footprint  of  opera&ng  the  prototypes
21. Inten'onal  Engineering Social  Metrics
22. Rammed  Earth Q - What is rammed earth? A – Rammed earth is an ancient technique of mixing sandy soils often with a binder and pounding it into a constrained space to make walls Q – What are its advantages? A – Where the material on site is suitable the embedded energy is small and the cost is low. It is also a good insulator and is easy to construct. It needs no finishing either internally or externally and can be very attractive. It has a very long life and is 100% re useable
26. Expat  Proper'es Building  rela5onships,  impac5ng  lives Santosh  SheRy  is  Founder  and  Chairman  and  a  supporter   from  the  outset  of  TBN  Gulf  and  IE. Working  in  the  following  sectors: ØLand  acquisi&on,  aggrega&on,  plot  selling ØDevelopment  and  sale  of  residencies ØDevelopment  of  townships,  gated  communi&es  and             resorts ØEngineering  –  construc&on  of  infra  and  buildings
27. Expat  Proper'es  –  Karjat  December  2010
28. Expat  Proper'es January  2010 Inten&onal  Engineering  engaged  for  two  years  to: ØBuild  capacity  in  the  area  of  Program  Management ØCreate  a  Facili&es  Management  Division ØResearch  cost  saving  construc&on  techniques
29. Menaa  Farm Rob  McFarlane  was  also  present  at  the  inaugural  mee&ng  of   TBN  Gulf.  Following  the  mee&ng  he  shared  his  vision  for   Menaa  Farm  
30. Menaa  Farm   Model  Produce  Farm  and  Training  Centre Target  Annual  Produce: Ø200  Tonnes  of  fresh  water  fish  –  Tilapia Ø100  Tonnes  of  curry  leaf Ø60,000  stems  of  fresh  cut  flowers Impact  Targets:
31. Inten'onal  Engineering  UAE David  and  Susie  Chen  –  Susie  was  present  at  the  inaugural   mee&ng  of  TBN  Gulf Working  in  the  following  sectors: ØSolar  Power ØFencing
32. Menaa  Farm   Final  Note: There  is  an  opportunity  to  invest  in  this  project
33.   THANK  YOU