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Kakao Konek Presentation

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Positioning the Mindanao Cocoa Brand for High Value and High Quality Production

Kakao Konek Davao, Philippines Nov 21-23 2012

Agenda

• Global Cocoa Update

• Asia Opportunity

• Philippines: The Vision

• Value Focus: Productivity, Quality, Certification

• Sustainable Cocoa: Farmers First

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West Africa is nearly 70% of the world supply

Cocoa is in crisis

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ECONOMIC ISSUES

SOCIAL ISSUESENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

DECLINING COCOA YIELDS AND QUALITY

Cycle of Decline

Asia: Double Digit Growth in Chocolate Consumption

But still depend on Africa for fermented quality cocoa beans

Philippines is strategic to meet Asia’s need for quality, certified cocoa

Vision: By 2020, 100,000 mt of

quality certified cocoa from Philippines

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Research Capability

Transfer of Technology

Fertiliser Pest & Disease

Mgt Good Agri

Practices

Policy: Nursery

Value chain

Policy Export standard Post harvest

processing

Social compliant

Environment compliant

Productivity

2kg/tree

Quality

Meet National Standard

Certification

UTZ/RA

As we scale up, focus on 3 key areas:

Improved Qualityof Life

Win for The Farmer

Win forProducingCountries

Win for The Chocolate Industry

Win for The Consumer+ + +

Farmer IncomeProductivity

Reinvestment

3 xis proven

3 xis proven

• Sulawesi farmer Haji Hassan• Training, grafting and fertilizer• From 0.7 to 2.7 tons/ha in 2 years• Tripled his annual profit to US $5000.

CDC

X 100 Farmers

X 20 CVCs

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Will reach 2,000 farmers

Cocoa Development Center + Cocoa Village Center:Deliver “Productivity & Quality” Package to Farmers

First CDC in Philippines…….More to come

No One Can dothis alone!!

Private Sectors

Development Partners

Central Government & Agencies

Provincial Government & District Leaders

Thriving Cocoa Sector Driven By

Productivity, Quality and

Collaboration

COLLABORATION – the New Competition

Let’s accelerate our commitment to a 100,000t sustainable cocoa sector by 2020

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