AGRI-PARK DISTRICT: DR RSM DM PROVINCE: North West REPORTING DATE: MARCH 2016 KEY COMMODITIES AGRIPARK COMPONENTS STATUS

 Six FPSUs located in: Taung, Ganyesa, Piet Plessis, Primary Commodity (Agri-Park MBP focus): Christiana, Schweizer-Reneke, Stella  Red Meat (beef cattle sub-sector)  1st Two FPSUs(Phase One development): Taung &  Awaiting Signed off by Dr RSM DM Municipal Manager Secondary Commodity: Ganyesa  Final Plan to be submitted on 15 April 2016  Game Meat and Hide  One Agri-Hub located in Vryburg  One RUMC located in Vryburg KEY CATALYTIC PROJECTS AGRO-PROCESSING BUSINESS KEY ROLE-PLAYERS OPPORTUNITIES  Naledi LM: Abattoirs: Vryburg Abattoir (300 Proposed Agro-Processing business opportunities List all but *Asterisk those that you have met with, cattle/day) & Stella Abattoir (100 cattle/day). aligned to the primary commodity: Public Sector Industry Other Feedlots: Grassyband (10 000 capacity) CP  Primary Processing (beef meat): Fresh processed The Presidency Agri-BEE entrepreneurs Foreign donor partners livestock (6000 capacity). Land: Properties to be meat products for domestic and export markets; NW Premier’s Office Commercial enterprises (USAID, GTZ, *EU, *BTC, WB, purchased - 6 923 ha Hide salting, bones supplied to Bojanala Agri-Hub *DR RSM DM Commercial farmers etc)  Mamusa LM: Schweizer-Reneke Auction Pens  Secondary Processing (beef by-products –hides): *Local Municipalities *DRDLR, Commercial Retailers UNFAO *NW Agriculture, Mining & Quarry Companies UNDP  Lekwa-Teemane LM: Beef master & Karan Beef Heavy leather tanning *DBSA, *DTI, *CSIR, DAFF, Cooperatives UNIDO Feedlots and Holding kraals. Auction Pens at  Advanced Processing: leather products NDA NPOs & CBOs UN Food Programme Christiana. production e.g. furniture, footwear, garments, etc. DED, DEA, DBE, IDC SMMEs DFIs SEDA, SEFA, *NAMC DAMC International Philanthropic,  Greater Taung LM: Auction Pens at Reivilo, Taung, (Rural Fashion Hubs) DHET, SETAs Black Industrialists CSI/CSR, Social Impact & Sekhing, & Manthe DBSA, ARC, NEF, Private firms (e.g. Senwes, *Omnia Investment funds  Kagisano-Molopo LM: Abattoir at Vaalbossput. Public works and housing Group, etc) International Sustainable Auction Pens at Lenniesdaal, Driefontein, Tosca, departments, DCoGTA Development Innovation Eskom, DWS, NW University, Companies, NPOs & NGOs Vorstersdorp, Piet Plessis, Morokwang, Klimstoor Taung Agri-College

INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS NEXT STEPS POSSIBLE ECONOMIC BENEFIT

 Agri-Hub Built Up Infrastructure (large scale): Year 1  Agri-Park performance targets established and Potential Socio-Economic Impact of Dr RSM DM Agri-Park  Production zone: Livestock Facilities (holding area, incorporated into district IDP and SDF plans, & Economic Impact Innovation & Sustainability Socio-Impact etc), Vegetable greenhouses zone sector departments  Key commodity development plan developed Farming Enterprises Level:  Increased Beef Cattle  Increased food  Processing zones (1) Primary processing: Abattoir,  On-farm employment Production and security and  Agri-Park sites finalised and land acquired Level 1 Hide salting, Pre-packed Fresh Processed Meat opportunities (including Agricultural livelihoods  Agri-Park governance and management smallholder farmers)  New technologies and  Poverty Alleviation Products, Pre-packed Fresh Processed Vegetable structures operationalised and manager Ongoing new approaches  Growth in Agricultural Infrastructure Agri-Park Level (FPSUs & Agri-Hub): Products. (2) Secondary Processing: Heavy contracted extension services for small GVA Development  Employment opportunities in Leather Tanning (industrial product, incl. auto, for  Agri-Park costing model and budgets compiled agricultural processing scale farmers  Improved municipally Employment  Agri-Park funding, investment & partners seeking  Employment opportunities in  Revenue generation for service delivery domestic and export market). (3) Advanced opportunities Level 2  Agri-Park infrastructure development professional the wider agricultural value local municipalities (Infrastructure Processing: Leather products manufacturing teams procured chain (property taxes) Development for  Ongoing development and support for farmers  Knowledge and Skills  R&D zone: Research, conferencing and training Enterprises, Agri- Year 2  Agri-Park Feasibilities development centres Park & Community and Households level:  Value adding in the  Agri-Park funding, investment & partners secured Rural/New Town  Trade zone: Standard Design Factories: i.e. for  Additional beneficiaries from production chain  Develop and support farmers Development employment in a household  Sustainable use and Packaging, cold stores, warehousing, etc.;  Agri-Park markets securing incl. Corridors &  People impacted through management of natural Commercial: office and retail space Year 3  Agri-Park infrastructure development initiated and Nodes) Level 3 resources managed employment opportunities  FPSU Built Up Infrastructure (small scale): as direct or indirect  At least Two FPSUs sites developed Production, Primary Processing, Trade and Social beneficiaries zones, and common and bulk infrastructure