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Innovative Approaches for Oil Palm Smallholder Finance in Malaysia and Indonesia Edoardo Cavallo October 25 th , 2017

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InnovativeApproachesforOilPalmSmallholderFinanceinMalaysiaandIndonesia

EdoardoCavallo

October25th,2017

•  StatusQuo

•  CurrentChallengesinAccesstoFinanceforSmallholders

•  CertificationasConditionforAccesstoFinance

•  Long-TermFinanceandReplanting

•  CaseStudies–PlantationCompanies

•  CaseStudies–FinancialSector

•  AnIntegratedApproach:6CoreElements

•  Conclusions

Agenda

StatusQuo

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Smallholder Government Private

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•  Palm oil production is expected to rise in the comingdecades•  Increasingworldpopulation•  Increasinglivingstandardspercapita

•  Smallholderfarmers(<2haofland)makeupalargeshareoftheproductioninIndonesiaandMalaysia

PalmOilExpansion:Indonesia

Malaysia Indonesia

•  Largeinvolvementofthepublicsector•  Financialsectorfocusesonlargeplantationcompanies&less

relianceonsupplychainfinancingschemes•  Tomeetproductiontargets,largegovernment-sponsored

schemeshavebeenimplementedtosubsidyreplantingforsmallholdersandimproveyields(e.g.TSSPK)

•  Gradualshiftfromstatefundingtomorecommerciallyorientedinvestmentmodels

•  Involvementoftheprivatesectorledtoinnovativefinancingschemesbasedonsupplychainrelationships

•  Thefinancialsectorstruggleswithfinancingsmallholdersandimplementationchallengesaresignificant

CurrentChallengesinAccesstoFinanceforSmallholders

Government-relatedChallenges:•  Landlegalityandlandrightsformalization•  Poorlymaintainedinfrastructure•  Supportinstrengtheningcooperativesandfarmers’organizations

Financingneedsofsmallholders

•  Inputfinancing

•  Workingcapitalloans

•  Long-termreplantingloans

FinancialSectorChallenges:•  Strategyshiftfromlargeplantationcompaniesandmillstomicroenterprises•  Highoperationalcostduetoremotelocationresultsinaperceivedunattractive

risk/rewardequation•  Lackofqualityfinancialinfoandinconsistentdataleadstosubjective,biased

anduninformedcreditdecisions

OtherChallenges:•  Hardrelianceonfixedassetsascollateralfromfinancialsectoras

dictatedbyOJKloan-to-valueregulations•  Needforprovisionofguaranteesandinterestsubsidiesforlong-term

finance

CertificationStandardsasConditionforAccesstoFinance

Costs/BenefitsAnalysisSmallholdersfacehighstart-upcoststobecomecertified,includingmembership,training,certificationandmonitoring.Ontheotherhand,paybackperiodfromimprovedyieldsbecomesmuchshorterduetomarketpricepremiumontheirFFB

IncorporationofSustainabilityCriteriaintoInvestmentProcessInvestorsarestartingtoincorporatesustainabilitycriteriaandcertificationaspartoftheirinvestmentloanstoproducers.

SmallholdersrequireFinancialSupportforCertification•  Smallholdersmayrequiresupporttoundertakecertificationandavoidexclusionfromsustainablesupplychains•  Lenders,insteadofimposingcertificationasarequirementforcredit,couldofferdiscountsinexchangeof

commitmenttocertifiedproduction.ThisiscommoninMalaysiaandslowlygainingtractioninIndonesia•  Certificationcostsmayberolledintoreplantingloansastheyonlyrepresentasmallpercentageoftotalloan

Costs(IDR/Ha) Benefits

Registration&Documentation 334k

CPOPricePremiumpertonne

25USD

PlantationMapping 370k

Equipment 2,470k

Training&Compliance 650k

Inspection&Audit 3,060k

Total 6,883k

Long-termFinanceandReplanting

Opportunitytoimprovesmallholders’livelihoodandsustainabilitypracticesFallingyieldsleadtodeforestation(‘slashandburn’).Replantinghigh-qualityseedscoupledwithbetteragronomicpracticesmeanshigheryieldsatexistingland(zerodeforestation)andimprovedfarmers’income

UrgencyInthenext25years(2017-2041)everyyeararound175,000hectaresofoilpalmareestimatedtorequirereplanting

InvestmentopportunityWithanestimatedreplantingcostperHaofUSD4000,theinvestmentopportunityforlong-termfinancingisofUSD700Millionperannum

CaseStudies–PalmOilPlantations

CaseStudies EssentialPoints Challenges

•  GoldenAgriResources

•  FacilitateA2F•  GAP,high-qualityseedsleadtoimprovedyields•  ISPOcertification•  Subsidizedinterestratesandreplantinggraceperiod•  FocusonRiau,GARsupplyshed•  FullguaranteefromGARwithlong-termFFBdelivery

commitments

•  Reliantoncorporateguaranteeandsubsidizedinterestrate

•  Reliantongovernmentalcertificationprogramsforformalizationoflandtitles

•  Reachesmainlytoorganized(plasma/ex-plasma)farmersinGAR’ssupplyshed

•  MusimMas/IFC

•  Mostlyadvisoryfocused•  EnsuresGAPandBPM•  EnvisagesRSPO,ISPOorISCCcertification•  FocusbeyondMusimMassupplychain

•  Conceptualapproachandadvisory-based•  Lackofstandardizedapproachforscale-

up(long-term)financing

•  PTPerkebunanNusantaraXIII

•  Government-ownedplantationcompany•  GAP,high-qualityinputsandlong-termfinancing

•  Reliantoncorporateguaranteeandsubsidizedinterestrate

CaseStudies–FinancialSector

CaseStudies EssentialPoints Challenges

•  CommercialBanks(CIMBNiaga,Mandiri,BRIAgro)

•  Developmentofad-hocloanproductsforreplanting•  Step-upintereststructurewithgovernment-

subsidizedratesduringtheproductiongap

•  Stronglyreliantonhardcollateral,plantationbusinesslicenses,corporateguaranteesandgovernmentsupport

•  ImpactInvestors(TropicalLandscapesFinanceFacility)

•  Public-PrivatePartnership•  Investmentsacrosspalmoil,windandsolarenergy

withblendedfinanceprovidedbyBNPandDFIs•  Whenprojectsreachacertainsizeandeconomic

returns,loansarepooledtogetherandconvertedinto(green)bondssoldtoDFIsandinstitutionalinvestors

•  CurrentlyusedbyGARinRiau

•  Largeticketsizeofinvestmentrequiresfarmerstobestructuredinportfolios

•  Independentsmallholdersareexcludedastheycannot/donotwanttocommittolong-termFFBdeliverycommitments

•  DevelopmentFinanceInstitutions(FMO/IDH–SmallholderFinanceFacility)

•  Co-financingsmallholderswithsupplychainactorsincoffee,cocoaandpalmoil

•  GAP,high-qualityinputsandlong-termfinancing

•  Stillatinceptionphaseforlong-termfinance

SelectionofAppropriateJurisdiction-LandscapeSitingTool

SupplyChainAnalysisandContracting–MappingandDueDiligence

CreditScoringTool–DataCollection,CashFlowForecastingandScoring

PortfolioApproach–StructuredFinance

TechnicalAssistance-SmallholderGraduation

Technology-enabledScale-up–Fintech

andMonitoring

AnIntegratedApproach:6CoreElements

ANINTEGRATED,SCALABLEANDCOST-EFFECTIVEFINANCEANDSUPPORTSCHEMEFORSMALLHOLDERS

ReplantingFinancingScheme

Farmer

Interest&principalpaymentondisbursed

amount(possiblycorporateguarantee)

Investors

KUD

Oilpalmmill

Farmer SmallholdersFarmer Farmer

Replantationcompany

Deliveryofreplantationservices

Farmer

Oilpalmmill

Farmer SmallholdersFarmer Farmer

Long-termloan

Paymentofreplantationservices

FFBsPayment(minusinterest

&othercharges)

FFBsPayment(minusinterest&

othercharges)

Off-taker

CPOPayment

Technicalassistance

MoneyflowsTradeflows`Servicesflows

Legend

Reporting onreplantationactivities

Creditservices:-Farmerselection-  Creditscoring-  Loanorigination-  Loanmonitoringandreporting

BridgingtheInformationGap-UnderstandSmallholdersRiskProfiles

FinancialCashFlowModelCollectionof:palmoilresearchandmarketdata,existingfinancialdatafromsmallholderhouseholds,expertjudgementsandtestdatafromfieldvisits1.  Analyzefarmingcashflows,sideincome,farmingexpensesandpersonal

expenses2.  Developforecastingmodelstoanalzeimpact3.  Loanproductdevelopmentthatfitspalmoiltreeslifecyle,productiongapand

smallholders’spendingbehavior4.  Scenarioanalysis5.  SelectionofKeyFactorsthatimpactRepaymentCapacity

CreditRiskScoringTool

4categoriesofcreditscoring:•  Farmerprofile•  Agronomicpractices•  Collateral&ownership(Fixedassetsbutalsomovableassets)•  Household-levelcashflowrepaymentcapacity

TheoryofChange

FROM TO WHILEALSO

•  Highvslowrisksmallholdersnoteasilyidentifiable

•  Unattractivetolenders•  Prohibitiveloanorigination

costexcludefarmersfromfinance

•  Organizedfarmers(coopsorother)arescoredusingcombineddata

•  Pre-selectedsmallholdersare

groupedinportfoliosandpresentedtolendersforfinancing

•  Supportfarmerswithtoolsandtrainingtoimprovecreditworthinessand‘upgrade’

•  Developapipelineof

‘bankable’farmers

•  ChallengesforA2F:highoperationalcosts,landtenuresecurityandcollateralrequirements,lackofreliabledata

•  Replantingfinancerepresentanopportunitytoimprovesmallholders’livelihoodsandsustainabilitypracticeswhilereducingrisksofdeforestation

•  Privatesectorinitiativesbasedonimprovedsupplychainrelationshipsarehelpfultounlocklong-termfinancealthoughlarge-scalesupportfromthegovernmentremainscritical(loanguarantees,interestsubsidies,landrightformalizationandstrengtheningofsmallholderorganizations)

•  Supporttofinancialservicesproviderstounderstand,assessandmanagesmallholder-relatedrisks

•  Continuedsmallholders’technicalassistanceandgraduation

Conclusions

RecentPublications&ContactDetails

“CurrentpracticesandinnovationsinsmallholderpalmoilfinanceinIndonesiaandMalaysia:Long-termfinancingsolutionstopromotesustainablesupplychains”

•  Infobrief:https://www.cifor.org/library/6585/current-practices-and-innovations-in-smallholder-palm-oil-finance-in-indonesia-and-malaysia-long-term-financing-solutions-to-promote-sustainable-supply-chains

•  FullResearchPaper:https://www.cifor.org/library/6612/current-practices-and-innovations-in-smallholder-palm-oil-finance-in-indonesia-and-malaysia-long-term-financing-solutions-to-promote-sustainable-supply-chains-2/

FinancialAccessHeadOfficeEmmaplein21075AWAmsterdamTheNetherlandsEelkoBronkhorstE:[email protected]:+31205720760/+31643245771

FinancialAccessJakartaJl.KemangtimurRayaNo.66JakartaSelatan12730IndonesiaEdoardoCavalloE:[email protected]:+628119938883/+628128752718