Africa Agribusiness Forum
14 June 2012
Inova Group LDA is a versatile professionally managed Angolan organisation
operating in the environmental, meteorological, water, agriculture, logistical
and associated technology fields.
Inova Group LDA creates an innovative and enabling business environment
for a network of local and international consultants, institutions and
technology partners, by providing risk and due diligence business assessments,
supported by an operational hub and logistical services, which aims to lower
the risks and costs of doing business in Angola.
Inova’s focus on long-term strategic partnerships results in the establishment
of mutual trust between their clients and various multi-national corporations.
Angola Alliance Project List: (Since 2001)
Some of the projects completed since 2001:
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1999 – 2001: Southern Cabinda Integrated Development Programme (Minister of Agriculture and Rural
Development)
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2001 – 2002: Natural Resources and Land-use Mapping – Southwest Angola (Minister of Agriculture and
Rural Development)
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2001 – 2003: Rural Water Provision Project for Southwest Angola (Minister of Agriculture and Rural
Development)
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2003 – 2004: Natural Resources and Land-use Mapping – Huambo (Huambo Provincial Government)
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2004 – 2005: Natural Resources and Land-use Mapping – Kuanza Sul (Kuanza Sul Provincial Government)
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2005 – 2006: National Forestry Mapping and Sensitive Eco-Systems Assessment (Institute for Forestry
Development)
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2008 – 2010: Contract Management – Sumbe Irrigation Scheme - EPC Works Phase I (Minister of
Agriculture and Rural Development)
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2009 - 2011: Contact Management - National “Water for All” project (Minister of Water and Energy)
Angola Alliance Project List: (Continue..)
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2009 – On-going : Matogrosso Farm – Enterprise Appraisal & Business Plan
(Commercial Farming Enterprise) & Turn-key Renovation Plan
Implementation & Farm Management Contract
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2009 – 2011 : Study Project – National Strategy for the Sustainable
Revitalisation of Cotton Production and Processing (Minister of Agriculture
and Rural Development)
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2009 – 2011 : Feasibility Study – Technical & Economic Viability Study for the
Sumbe Irrigation Scheme (Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development)
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2009 – 2011 : Business Plan – Micro-credit Scheme for Small-holder Farmers
and Community Finance (Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development)
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2010 – 2011 : Environmental & Social Management Plan for the Sumbe
Irrigation Scheme (Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development)
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2012 - 2015 : Flood forecasting & Early Warning Systems for Benguela &
Namibé Provinces and the Upper-Zambezi Catchment.
Land-use/Land-cover Mapping
K.Sul
Huambo
Huila
Namibe
Cunene
National
Transformation
Map & Sensitive
Eco-systems
National
Rainfed Cotton
& Maize
Potential
T-Serv Telemetry: (Since 2008)
Provider of surface and upper air meteorological measuring equipment;
installation and maintenance of equipment; raw data meteorological data
provider; telemetry solutions for the agro-met, hydromet and aviation
meteorological sectors.
International technology partners in ADCON Telemetry, OTT Hydromet,
VAISALA, StromGEO, etc.
Consortium with StormGeo/Norway & DHI-Denmark – Finance and
Implement INAMET 5 year Strategic Plan (2012 – 2017)
Agro-met AWS station national distribution list (see next slide)
Goal: To have 300 operational AWS’s by 2015.
No
Province
Area
1
Cabinda
Bucozau
2
Cabinda
Sao Vicente
3
Uige
INCA
4
Uige
Camabatela
5
Caixito
Sassa Povoasao
6
Caixito
Caixito
7
Luanda
Benfica
8
Luanda
Funda
9
Kuanza Norte
Lucala
10
Malange
Cacuso
11
Malange
Poligno Florestal
12
Huambo
IMA
13
Huambo
Bailundo
14
Bié
Camacupa
15
Cunene
Cuanhama
16
Cunene
Xangongo
17*
Namibe
Tombua
18
Kuanza Sul
Dois Morros
19
Kuanza Sul
Conda
20
Huila
Chibia
21
Huila
Matala
Agro-meterological stations for
MINADERP
Contact: Nelus de Waal | +27 83 250 4114 | +244 933 527 445
marketing@angolalliance.com
Twitter: @angolalliance
The flagship of the group is their project based business consortium Angola
Alliance Consortium, which benchmarks its success on international best
practices and the environmental and economic sustainability of the projects they
are involved with.
The consortium has successfully completed projects for various national
departments and provincial governments, since 2001.
Angola Alliance prides itself in putting together highly skilled and experienced
project teams that globally represent the best minds in their respective fields. This
ensures that they bring appropriate international research and relevant technology
answers to each of their projects to the benefit of Angola, giving credence to their
slogan GLOBAL NETWORK SOLUTIONS FOR A BETTER ANGOLA.
T-Serv Telemetry LDA supplies, implements and maintains a network
of agro-meteorological stations, hydrometry sensors and more
specialised meteorological measuring equipment and provides a
platform for raw data communication and management protocols to
their clients.
AngolSIG aims to provide institutional users with a one-stop
service that collect, store, process, integrate, manipulate, model
and distribute value added data from surface and upper-air
meteorological observation stations and remote sensing data
sources, mainly for environmental, meteorological,
agricultural/rural development, aviation and hydrological
applications.
AngolSIG (Concept under development, since 2010)
AngolSIG is an initiative by Inova Group to provide Angola with a GISCentre and Data Warehouse for multi-sectoral use.
AngolSIG aims to provide Angola with a one-stop service that will collect,
store, process, integrate, manipulate, model and distribute data from
surface and upper air meteorological observation stations and remote
sensing data sources, mainly for environmental, meteorological,
agricultural/rural development, aviation and hydrological applications.
Decision Support Systems (DSS) are developed for customers that express a
specific need. DSS’s currently under development by the R&D team:
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Rural Development: Land-use/Land-tenure Management System
Forestry: Forestry Resources and Urban Edge Management System
Agriculture: Agri-yield Management System
Construction: Construction Industry Meteorological Risk Management System