URBAN VALUE CHAIN DEVELOPMENT: TOFU AND TEMPE Value Initiative Program (VIP) SECTOR IN GREATER JAKARTA Background Background Sector Tofu and Tempe (Soy bean based product) Focus Area Greater Jakarta (Jakarta, Bekasi, Depok, Tangerang and Bogor) Enterprise Tofu and Tempe Producers including Renter Producers; “Lopper/middlemen and Wet Market vendors; and Street vendors Goal Increase income, improve working conditions, and diminish environmental impact of production for 40,000 enterprises in Greater Jakarta. Provision of safe food to 7.2 million consumers in Greater Jakarta Purpose Increase efficiency and product quality for 4,500 entrepreneurs Potential Market Implementation Partners America Soybean Association, Forum Tempe, Cleaner Production Centre, Research Agency, Business Service Providers, Bank/MFI, Local Government, Metal Workshop Association, Vendor Association, MoE, Bank Indonesia Indonesia Map Map Indonesia Project Target Areas Project phase expansion plan across greater Jakarta Why Urban? •In 2007, the total population of Indonesia was 232.9 Million people; approximately 40% of the population categorized as poor people •The National Survey conducted in 2002 revealed that 34.64% of total poor people living in urban area •50% of the total population live in urban areas; and 40% of urban residents are employed in the informal sector. Why Tofu/Tempe? •Tofu/tempe a staple food for approximately 40 million poor people •Most tempe/tofu producers and vendors live in urban areas and are informal workers. •The tempe/tofu industry and vendors offers employment opportunities for individuals with limited formal education. It also offers an additional source of income for their extended families (remittances). Enterprises in the sector Tofu Producers Owner Asset/ Provision ProductCapacity Renter Tempe Producers Owner Renter Factory, raw material, housing for workers Rent space and all equipment from owners Factory, raw material, housing for workers Rent space and all equipment from owners Fresh tofu, 60-500 kg soybean /day Fresh tofu, 5-30 kg Soybean /day Fresh tempe; 40-150 kg Soybean /day Fresh tempe; 10-70 kg Soybean /day $ 100/day $ 8-9/day $ 17/day $ 8-9/day Avg : 6 workers; @ $ 4/day No workers Avg : 2 workers; @ $ 2/day No workers Income Worker Continued Enterprises… Lopper (middlemen) / Wet market vendors Cart Vendors Cart Owner Motorbike, kiosk. Owns cart. Rents cart and other equipment from owner Only sell fresh tofu/tempe and take margin Cooked tofu/ tempe Cooked tofu & tempe USD $ 8-10/day USD 14-15/day USD 3-4/day No workers No workers No workers Asset/ Provision ProductCapacity Income Worker Vendor Analyzing the Sector: Value Chain Map Input Supply Informal and Formal Marketing Processing Food Preparation & Snack Food Vendor Consumption 10% Mini-Mart 10% Medium sized producers Soybean Agents Producer Group Renter producers Association of soybean, tofu/tempe producers, and vendors; cooperative Food stalls Hospital Catering Wholesaler/ Agents Renter producers “Out door eaters” Wet Market / Cart Vendors School 20% Small producers Formal Market Soybean wholesalers Large/lead producers 10% 80% Take home consumers 20% 50% Food and hygiene inspection Body (BPOM) Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Trade and Industry, Governments, Banks/ MFI, Research Institute Consumer associations Food & snack street vendor Consumption Inefficient production Long term availability of traditional fuel Input supply Input supply Use of formaldehyde in tofu Processing Processing Informal & formal marketing Used cooking oil & other toxic additives effect human health Limited shelf life Lack of access to finance Bad environmental effect due to liquid waste of tofu production Constraints Value Chain Analysis Consumed by large poor people Opportunity Only use 100% of fresh cooking oil will lead to increase sales informal markets is the biggest market Cleaner production can reduce cost Liquid waste can be used for biogas Re-used oil stove for cart vendor will attract consumer Analyzing the sector: Constraints and Interventions Constraint Underlying Causes Service Market Supply Assessment Demand Assessment Intervention Activity Inefficient production (tofu) Producers don’t know : -How To do it -Where to get info -Provide information -Training to apply cleaner production MOE and BSM provide the loan for producers who will apply cleaner production Many producers interest on how to reduce cost energy and increase time efficiency Improve Production -Renovate 1 tofu factory as model -Conduct TOT in cooperate w/ MOE - Linkages financial institution and producers Unhygienic process production (tempe) -Lack capital to invest in new hygiene equipment -Don’t know where to get the equipment -Financial product -Provide information on appropriate hygiene equipment - Many local workshops are available to be equipment suppliers -Lack info on production process of tempe Most producers aware: low quality of equipment (used drum) Improve Production -Renovate 1 tempe factory as model - Linkages between equipment supplier and producers -Linkages financial institution and producers Health issue : use used cooking oil (street vendor) -Lack of awareness -Use used cooking oil can keep low cost production -Don’t know the alternative tech -Provide the alternative tech (used cooking oil stove) -Promote used cooking oil stove - 2 local workshop are interested to develop and market used cooking oil stove Introduce the used cooking oil stove -Develop the design of used cooking oil stove in cooperation with consultant -Technical assistant by the consultant support from VIP -Linkages S-D Analyzing the sector: Constraints and Interventions Constraint Underlying Causes Service Market Supply Assessment Demand Assessment Intervention Activity Low productivity -Factory facilities are too old (20-30 years) - Producers do not know where they can get information -Information on cleaner production (CP) -Information on financial product -CP and finance program of MoE for tofu - Micro finance done by the state banks for tempe producers is available -Metal workshops are able to provide better equipment for tempe production -Producers are looking proven technology -Most producers aware that better qualities, longer shelf life can increase sales -Producers are willing to renovate factories as long as there are any financial support Improve production - Renovate 1 factory each for tempe and tofu -Organize IP experts with MoE -Organize GHP training for tempe equipment supplier -Assist MoE and equipment supplier in producing marketing tools -Organize business meeting between equipment suppliers and producers Environmental pollution and threat of closure by local government -Producers do not know where they can get information on how to handle the liquid waste - Information on CP related to biogas -CP and finance program of MoE - 1 Biogas supplier for tofu - Producers are willing to handle their liquid waste Improve production - Biogas is included in tofu demonstration factory -Biogas supplier will be invited to join TOT for IP expert Analyzing the sector: Constraints and Interventions Constraint Underlying Causes Service Market Supply Assessment Demand Assessment Intervention Activity Consumers eating unsafe food -Consumers have no choice and this is the best food they get with their money -Producers do not know where they can get information on good hygiene practice - Information on good hygiene practice - Forum Tempe funded by America Soybean Association interest the hygiene issues of tempe and tofu -The hygiene equipment gives benefit such as longer shelf life, better quality, etc Improve production -Hygiene practice will be inserted in IP expert training - GHP training for equipment supplier No difference between healthy and non healthy product -Producers and vendor do not understand about the importance of branding and marketing -Information on better quality product -No supplies of branding and marketing -MoE can give certification for CP -Cooperative may have an interest in using logo as safe food product -Producers and vendor are looking way to promote their better quality product -Sales is the most important factor -Producers do not mind to put sticker in their product Branding and marketing - Product registration - Designing the label and packaging -Promote the labeled product to consumers Strategy & Interventions • Improve production process – Improve production in tofu – Improve production in tempe – Improve the stoves for street vendors • Promotion of cleaner healthy products – Branding and marketing Intervention Outreach Intervention Plan Uptake Pilot Project support Final beneficiaries Improve production tofu 400 8000 20000 Improve production tempe 450 4500 15000 Improve Street vendors 600 600 5000 Improve branding and marketing 102* 2040* 20000* Total 1450 13,100 40,000 Contract deliverable with SEEP reach 40,000 beneficiaries at goal level while 4,500 beneficiaries at purpose level Note : * not counted due to the double counting with other interventions Intervention Plans Improve Production in Tofu Background • What? – Producers improve their facilities so that there is an increase in efficiency, hygienic production and improved environment in terms of reducing pollution and smoke • Why? – Reduce cost and improve the environment – More hygienic and healthy products available in the market • Problem? – Producers are unaware of the options for improving production and addressing environmental issues – Weak linkages with equipment supplies and technical assistance Improve Production in Tofu What Service? Pilot stage • Information on cleaner production (CP) and good hygiene practice (GHP) provided with equipment as an embedded service to producers • Information on CP and GHP provided by consultants to producers Uptake • Training by MOE for new IP experts • Information on successful pilot project to banks and the bank works with the IP experts developed by MoE. Improve Production in Tofu • How? – Establish a pre-pilot • Demonstration tofu factory that provides a working example to other producers and IP experts Project will facilitate: – Pilot: 3 models – Uptake : 2 models Improve Production in Tofu Causal Chain for Intervention : Improve Production for Tofu - Pilot Producers more secure Community experience less odor Indicator: Environmental condition of 400 tofu enterprises in the Greater Jakarta area improve within the project period Workers experience improve working condition Indicator: Working condition for 4,000 tofu enterprises and employees in the Greater Jakarta area improve within the project period Tofu enterprises increased income Indicator: Increased 15% of income for 8,000 tofu enterprises in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period as a result of applying CP and GHP. IMPACT Tofu enterprises increase profit Indicator: Profits of tofu enterprises who applied CP and GHP in the Greater Jakarta targeting the informal market increase 15% within the project period Tofu enterprises increase sales Indicator: Sales of tofu in informal market increases 15% for tofu enterprises who applied CP and/or GHP in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period Tofu producers provide information on better product quality of tofu to vendors Indicator: 8,000 vendors provide information on better product quality of tofu to their customers Tofu producers improve product quality Indicator: Renters and vendors’ comments on better product quality of tofu OUTCOMES Tofu producers reduce cost Indicator: Production cost reduces 15% for tofu producers who applied CP in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period Tofu producers improve productivity and hygiene and produce less pollution Tofu enterprises applied Cleaner Production and GHP and use new equipment Indicator: 1000 tofu enterprise applied Cleaner Production and GHP in their enterprise within the project period Tofu producers purchase IP Package/new equipments from IP Experts Indicators: 400 tofu producers purchase IP package/new equipments within the project period Tofu enterprises are aware of the CP, GHP, and access to finance for producers in terms of improving their productivity and quality of tofu Indicator: 1000 tofu enterprises are aware of the CP, GHP, and access to finance for producers within the project period Equipment suppliers provide information on CP and GHP to tofu enterprises Indicator: 5 business service i.e equipment supplier related to CP and GHP developed, introduced, and rolled out within the project period Lead producers provide information on CP and GHP to tofu enterprises Indicator: 12 business service i.e lead producers related to CP and GHP developed, introduced, and rolled out within the project period PILOT BUSINESS MODEL Financial institutions provide information on CP and GHP and financial support to tofu enterprises 3 financial services related to CP and GHP developed, introduced, and rolled out MoE and NADFC conduct the pilot training to IP Experts in CP and GHP with supports from VIP Indicator: Participants’ comments/interest to enter tofu sector after attending CP and GHP training VIP troubleshoots implementation by building a tofu factory model in Jakarta. While for Bekasi, the factory model is built through MOE program. Indicator: Tofu enterprise’s satisfaction towards the IP Package/new equipments in pilot 1. VIP talks to National Agency for Drug and Food Control (NADFC) on IP Expert training. 2. VIP have a deal with NADFC, which will have the following: - VIP helps NADFC to produce training materials on Good Health Practice (GHP), if necessary. - NADFC will conduct the GHP pilot training with support from VIP Indicator: NADFC’s comments/interest to participate in this program 1. VIP talks to Ministry of Environment (MoE) on IP Expert training. 2. VIP have a deal with MoE, which will have the following: - VIP helps MoE to identify the participants which will be the IP Experts that consist of equipment supplier, lead producers, and financial institution. - VIP helps MoE to produce training materials, if necessary. - MoE will conduct the Cleaner Production (CP) pilot training with support from VIP - VIP will help MoE to help the trainees in providing the services (IP Package) to the producers, if necessary. This support package must be developed. Indicator: MoE’s comments/interest to participate in this program INTERVENTION ACTIVITIES Improve Production in Tofu Causal Chain for Intervention : Improve Production for Tofu - Uptake Many producers more secure Many community experience less odor Indicator: Environmental condition of 1,000 tofu enterprises in the Greater Jakarta area improve within the project period Many Workers experience improve working condition Indicator: Working condition for 10,000 tofu enterprises and employees in the Greater Jakarta area improve within the project period Many tofu enterprises increased income Indicator: Increased 15% of income for 20,000 tofu enterprises in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period as a result of applying CP and GHP. Many tofu enterprises increase profit Indicator: Profits of tofu enterprises who applied CP and GHP in the Greater Jakarta targeting the informal market increase 15% within the project period IMPACT Many tofu enterprises increase sales Indicator: Sales of tofu in informal market increases 15% for tofu enterprises who applied CP and/or GHP in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period Many tofu producers provide information on better product quality of tofu to many vendors Indicator: 20,000 vendors provide information on better product quality of tofu to their customers Many tofu producers improve product quality Indicator: Renters and vendors’ comments on better product quality of tofu OUTCOMES Many tofu producers reduce cost Indicator: Production cost reduces 15% for tofu producers who applied CP in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period Tofu sector increases market position/ competitiveness regarding productivity, hygiene and environmental friendliness Many tofu enterprises applied Cleaner Production and GHP and use new equipment Indicator: 10,000 tofu enterprise applied Cleaner Production and GHP in their enterprise within the project period Many tofu producers purchase IP Package/new equipments from IP Experts Indicators: 1,000 tofu producers purchase IP package/new equipments within the project period UPTAKE BUSINESS MODEL Many Tofu enterprises are aware of the CP, GHP, and access to finance for producers in terms of improving their productivity and quality of tofu Indicator: 4000 tofu enterprises are aware of the CP, GHP, and access to finance for producers within the project period More IP Expert provide information on CP and GHP to tofu enterprises Indicator: 40 business service related to CP and GHP developed, introduced, and rolled out within the project period More Financial institutions provide information on CP and GHP and financial support to tofu enterprises Indicator: 10 financial services related to CP and GHP developed, introduced, and rolled out MoE conduct IP Experts trainings on their own Indicator: a. MoE conduct 2 IP Experts trainings on their own b. Participants’ comments/interest to enter tofu sector after attending CP and GHP training Bank provide access to finance to many financial institutions Indicator: Financial institutions’ comments/interest to enter tofu sector VIP will have a deal with MOE which will have the following: 1. VIP will raise awareness about the IP expert training 2. VIP will provide database on the potential IP experts in some areas. 3. MoE will then prepare a training plan for the next coming years (depends on MoE but at least 2 years). 4. MoE will conduct trainings on their own during the uptake stage. VIP will just help in the document preparation and marketing to the producers. 5. VIP helps MoE to produce marketing documents – brochure/ prospectus MoE will display the marketing documents/prospectus. 1. VIP will develop a business analysis on tofu which will be delivered to the Bank. 2. VIP identifies which Bank that would be interested to provide access to finance to financial institutions 3. VIP will talk and give the business analysis result to Bank and then have a deal with Bank i.e. Bank will provide access to finance to at least 10 financial institutions. VIP will just help the Bank to provide detail information to selected FI. INTERVENTION ACTIVITIES Improve Production in Tofu Business Models - Pilot #3 Business Model #1 Business Model (5)Equipment Information supplier (100)Tofu Producers (3) Financial Institution IDR IDR Fee Fee IDR #2Business Model Independent consultant Information & consultancy (12) Lead producer IDR through commission in sales Equipment supplier Information & consultancy (240) Tofu Producers Equipment supplier (60) Tofu Producers Improve Production in Tofu #1 Business Model – Market Uptake IP Experts Ministry of Environment Training IP Experts IP Experts 2 time conduct training 40 IP’s Expert Producers Vendors Producers Vendors Producers 800 Producers Vendors 16000 vendors Improve Production in Tofu #2 Business Model – Market Uptake Financial Institution Bank Access to finance Financial Institution Producers Vendors Producers Vendors Info Financial Institution Producers 10 financial institution 200 producers Vendors 4000 Vendors Improve Production in Tempe Background • What? – Producers improve their facilities and technology so that there is increased efficiency and improved hygiene during the production process • Why? – Improved efficiency will enable greater quantities to be produced in less time and the working environment will be improved – More hygienic and healthy products available in the market • Problem? – Producers are unaware of the options related to new technology and good health production standards Improve Production in Tempe What Service? Pilot stage • Information on equipment as an embedded service to producers • Information on access to financing options from financial institutions Uptake • Metal Workshop Association provides information on equipment and design to workshops who then provide equipment to producers • Access to financing from Banks and other financial institutions Improve Production in Tempe • How? – Establish a pre-pilot • Build a demonstration tempe factory that provides a working example to other producers and IP experts Project will facilitate: – Pilot: 2 models – Uptake : 2 models Improve Production in Tempe Causal Chain for Intervention : Improve Production for Tempe - Pilot Workers experience improve working condition Indicator: Working condition for 450 employees in the Greater Jakarta area improve within the project period Tempe enterprises increased income Indicator: Increased 15% of income for 4,500 tempe enterprises in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period as a result of producers using new equipments and applying GHP. Tempe enterprises increase profit Indicator: Profits of tempe enterprises who use new equipments and apply GHP in the Greater Jakarta targeting the informal market increase 15% within the project period IMPACT Tempe enterprises increase sales Indicator: Sales of tempe in informal market increases 15% for tempe enterprises who use new equipments and apply GHP in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period Tempe producers provide information on better product quality of tempe to vendors Indicator: 4,500 vendors provide information on better product quality of tempe to their customers Tempe producers improve product quality Indicator: Renters and vendors’ comments on better product quality of tempe OUTCOMES Tempe producers improve productivity and hygiene and produce less pollution Tempe enterprises use new equipment and apply GHP Indicator: 900 tempe enterprises use new equipments and apply GHP in their enterprise within the project period Tempe producers purchase new equipments and/or receive financial support (If needed) from metal workshop or MFI Indicators: 450 tempe producers purchase new equipments within the project period Tempe enterprises are aware of the new equipments, GHP, and financial product on tempe Indicator: 1500 tempe enterprises are aware of the new equipments, GHP, and financial product within the project period Metal workshops provide information on tempe new equipments and GHP to tempe producers Indicator: 10 business service i.e. metal workshops related to equipments and GHP on tempe developed, introduced, and rolled out within the project period VIP troubleshoots implementation by renovating a tempe factory including changing its equipments as a model in Jakarta Indicator: Tempe enterprises’ satisfaction towards new equipments in pilot. PILOT BUSINESS MODEL MFIs provide information on tempe equipments, GHP, and financial support to tempe producers Indicator: 5 financial services related to equipments and GHP on tempe developed, introduced, and rolled out within the project period 1. VIP identifies metal workshops that will be interested to enter/access tempe sector 2. VIP have a deal with GHP supplier such as Forum tempe, NADFC, etc. which will have the following: - VIP helps GHP supplier to produce materials on GHP, if necessary. - GHP supplier will be a key note speaker on the GHP workshop event 3. VIP talks to metal workshop and have deal, which will have the following: - VIP will help metal workshops to identify producers who want to purchase equipment - VIP will organize a workshop event on GHP for metal workshops - VIP will facilitate a business meeting between metal workshops and producers - VIP will helps metal workshops to produce some marketing documents such as brochure, leaflet, etc. - Metal workshops should provide information on new equipments to minimally 20 producers. Indicator: Metal workshops’ comments/interest to enter tempe sector 1. VIP identifies MFIs who will be interested to enter/access tempe sector 2. VIP will develop a business analysis on tempe which will be delivered to the MFI 3. VIP will talk with MFIs and have deal which will have the following: - VIP will help MFIs in preparing and making financial product for tempe producers - MFIs should provide information on new equipments and financial support to minimally 20 producers Indicator: MFIs’ comments/interest to enter tempe sector INTERVENTION ACTIVITIES Improve Production in Tempe Causal Chain for Intervention : Improve Production for Tempe - Uptake Many workers experience improve working condition Indicator: Working condition for 3,000 employees in the Greater Jakarta area improve within the project period Many tempe enterprises increased income Indicator: Increased 15% of income for 15,000 tempe enterprises in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period as a result of using new equipments and applying GHP. Many tempe enterprises increase profit Indicator: Profits of tempe enterprises who use new equipments and apply GHP in the Greater Jakarta targeting the informal market increase 15% within the project period IMPACT Many tempe enterprises increase sales Indicator: Sales of tempe in informal market increases 15% for tempe enterprises who use new equipments and apply GHP in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period Many tempe producers provide access to good quality product of tempe to many vendors Indicator: 15,000 vendors provide access to good quality product of tempe to their customers Many tempe producers improve product quality Indicator: Renters and vendors’ comments on better product quality of tempe Tempe sector increases market position/competitiveness regarding productivity, hygiene and environmental friendliness OUTCOMES Tempe enterprises use new equipment and applied GHP Indicator: 3,000 tempe enterprises use new equipments and applied GHP in their enterprise within the project period Tempe producers purchase new equipments and receive financial support (If needed) from metal workshop or MFI Indicators: 1,500 tempe producers purchase IP package/new equipments within the project period Tempe enterprises are aware of the new equipments, GHP, and financial product on tempe Indicator: 3,000 tempe enterprises are aware of the new equipments, GHP, and financial product within the project period Metal workshops provide information on tempe new equipments and GHP to tempe producers Indicator: 25 business service i.e. metal workshops related to equipments and GHP on tempe developed, introduced, and rolled out within the project period More MFIs provide information on tempe equipments, GHP, and financial support to tempe producers Indicator: 20 financial services related to equipments and GHP developed, introduced, and rolled out within the project period Metal workshops association provide information on equipment designs to many metal workshops Indicator: Metal workshop’s comments/interest to enter tofu sector Bank provide access to finance to many MFIs Indicator: Financial institutions’ comments/interest to enter tempe sector 1. VIP talks to metal workshop association and have deal, which will have the following: - VIP will provide information about tempe business analysis. - VIP will provide database on the potential tempe producers as target customers. - VIP will provide information on the appropriate design of tempe equipment referred to the pilot tempe factory in Jakarta . - VIP will help the association to produce marketing documents – brochure/ prospectus - Metal workshop association will deliver information on design to its member minimally 25 workshops so that each workshops can deliver the information to minimally 20 producers. 1. VIP identifies which Bank that would be interested to provide access to finance to MFIs 2. VIP will talk and give the Bank the business analysis on tempe and have deal which will have the following: - Bank will provide access to finance to at least 20 MFIs - VIP will just help the Bank to provide detail information to selected MFIs Indicator: Banks’ comments/interest to enter tempe sector UPTAKE BUSINESS MODEL INTERVENTION ACTIVITIES Improve Production in Tempe Business Models - Pilot #1 Business Model Equipment Information Equipment supplier IDR (10) Tempe Producers (200) Info on good quality product Renters/ Vendors (2000) #2 Business Model Access to finance MFI Interest (5) info on good Tempe quality product Renters/ Producers (250) Vendors (2500) Improve Production in Tempe Business Model - Uptake #1 Business Model- Uptake Workshop Metal Workshop Association (MWA) Info on design Workshop Workshop (1) (25) Renters/ Vendors Producers Equipment Information Producers Producers (500) Access to good quality product Renters/ Vendors Renters/ Vendors (5000) Improve Production in Tempe #2 Business Model- Uptake Financial Institution Bank (1) Access to finance Producers Financial Information Institution Producers Financial Institution Producers (20) (500) Vendors Access to good quality product Vendors Vendors (5000) Improve Production for street vendor Background • What? – Producers want to improve their productivity through reducing fuel costs. Per day, a street vendor has available 3 liters of used cooking oil. This used cooking oil has potential to be used for fuel rather then used again for cooking the following day • Why? – By using old cooking oil as a fuel instead of for cooking will have an impact on the quality of the product as it will be more hygienic and vendors will be able to reduce the food hazard risk • Problem? – Information gap: where can street producers can get information on the options for alternative stoves Improve Production for street vendor What Service? Pilot stage • Information on availability of stoves that burn used cooking oil Uptake • Information and linkages to suppliers of cooking stove that burns used cooking oil Improve Production for street vendor • How? – Project will facilitate the establishment of a pre-pilot that will: • Develop the basic design of a stove that burns used cooking oil and is appropriate for street vendors Project will facilitate: – Pilot: 2 models – Uptake: 2 models Improve Production for street vendor Causal Chain for Intervention 3 : Improve Production for Street Vendors - Pilot Increased income of street vendors Indicator : Enterprise income of 600 street vendors who use re-used cooking oil stove increases 15% within the project period Street vendors increase profit Indicator: Profits of 600 street vendors who use re-used cooking oil stove in the Greater Jakarta increase 15% within the project period Consumers reduce risk of poison and disease IMPACT Street vendors increase sales Indicator: Sales of 600 street vendors who use re-used cooking oil stove increases 15% in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period Street vendors reduce production cost Indicator: Fuel expenditures of street vendors who use re-used cooking oil stove decrease by 20% Street vendors improve product quality Indicator: consumer’s comments on product quality Street vendors improve hygiene and production efficiency OUTCOMES Street vendors use the re-used cooking oil stove in their cart Indicator: - 600 cart vendors replace their cooking oil daily Street vendors purchase re-used cooking oil stove from stove suppliers or lead vendor Indicator: 600 street vendors in the Greater Jakarta purchase re-used cooking oil stove after the stove is available in the market within the project period PILOT BUSINESS MODEL Street vendors are aware of the re-used cooking oil stove technology Indicator : 1000 street vendors in the Greater Jakarta are aware of the reused cooking oil stove within the project period Stove supplier provide information on this new technology of re-used cooking oil stove to street vendors Indicator: 5 stove suppliers related to energy efficiency of the street vendors developed, introduced and rolled out Lead vendor provide information on re-used cooking oil stove to street vendors Indicator : 5 lead vendors related to production process improvement introduced, developed and rolled out Stove supplier successfully developed feasible re-used cooking oil stove and lead vendor is willing to use it in his carts as pilot Indicator: 1 new technology for reducing health hazard i.e. re-used cooking oil stove introduced Preliminary activity: VIP in cooperate with stove researcher develop proper preliminary design of re-used cooking oil stove Indicator: - Lead vendors’ comments on the stove design 1. VIP identifies stove supplier that would be interested to modify the preliminary design of re-used cooking oil stove in order to commercialize 2. VIP talks with stove supplier and have a deal which will have the following: - VIP will contribute in a process of modifying the preliminary design of stove. - Stove supplier modifies the preliminary design of stove into a sufficient re-used cooking oil stove - VIP will help stove supplier identifying the street vendors/ lead vendors who want to purchase the stove - VIP will conduct business meeting between stove suppliers and street vendors/lead vendors - VIP will help stove suppliers to produce some marketing documents such as brochure, leaflet, etc. Indicators: - Stove suppliers’ comments/interest to commercialize the reused cooking oil stove 1. VIP identifies lead vendor who might be interested to use and sell the re-used cooking oil stove 2. VIP talks with lead vendor and have a deal: - VIP will contribute three re-used cooking oil stove to be installed in lead vendor’s carts as pilot - Lead vendor use the re-used cooking oil stoves (funded by VIP) in his cart vendors - Lead vendor will market the stove to other cart vendors VIP will help link lead vendor to the stove supplier - If needed, VIP will help lead vendor to link with re-used cooking oil suppliers - Lead vendors’ comments/interest to adopt and market the re-used cooking oil stove - Lead vendors’ satisfaction towards the re-used cooking oil stove installed in his carts as pilot INTERVENTION ACTIVITIES Improve Production for street vendor Causal Chain for Intervention 3 : Improve Production for Cart Vendors - Uptake Increased income of many street vendors Indicator : Enterprise income of 5,000 street vendors who use reused cooking oil stove increases 15% within the project period Many street vendors increase profit Indicator: Profits of street vendors who use re-used cooking oil stove in the Greater Jakarta increase 15% within the project period Many consumers reduce risk of poison and disease IMPACT Many street vendors increase sales Indicator: Sales of street vendors who use re-used cooking oil stove increases 15% in the Greater Jakarta area within the project period Many street vendors improve product quality Indicator: consumer’s comments on product quality Many street vendors reduce production cost Indicator: Fuel expenditures of street vendors who use re-used cooking oil stove decrease by 20% OUTCOMES Many street vendors improve hygiene and production efficiency Many street vendors use the re-used cooking oil stove in their cart Many street vendors purchase re-used cooking oil stove from stove suppliers or Vendors Association Indicator: 5,000 street vendors in the Greater Jakarta purchase re-used cooking oil stove within the project period Many street vendors are aware of the re-used cooking oil stove technology Indicator : 10,000 street vendors in the Greater Jakarta are aware of the re-used cooking oil stove within the project period UPTAKE BUSINESS MODEL More stove suppliers provide information on this new technology of reused cooking oil stove to street vendors Indicator: 50 stove suppliers related to energy efficiency of the street vendors developed, introduced and rolled out Metal Workshop Associations provide information on re-used cooking oil stove designs to its members Indicator: Metal workshop’s (member of the association) comments/interest to enter the sector 1. VIP will develop business analysis on re-used cooking oil stove to be delivered to the Metal Workshop Association 2. VIP will talk with existing Metal Workshop Association and have a deal which will have the following: - VIP will provide database on the potential street vendors in some areas. - Metal workshop will provide information to its members on re-used cooking oil stove design - VIP will help stove suppliers to produce some marketing documents such as brochure, leaflet, etc. Indicator: Metal Workshops Association comments/interest to enter the sector INTERVENTION ACTIVITIES Improve Production for street vendor #1 Business Model – pilot Stove supplier info on stove Street vendor IDR (5) (500) #2 Business Model – pilot Lead street vendors (5) info on stove Street vendor (100) Improve Production for street vendor #1 Business Model – uptake Stove supplier Metal Workshop Info on stove Association design (MWA) (1) Stove supplier Street vendors Info on stove Street vendors Stove supplier Street vendors (50) (5000) Improve Branding and Marketing Background What? – Producers want to differentiate between healthy and nonhealthy tempe and tofu product through labeling and certification. Producers and vendors should know how to market their improved products to their consumers Why? – Labeling and certification may lead to increased sales. Problem? – Information gap: where can producers get information about product registration, labeling regulation and certification – Where can producers access marketing and promotion tools Improve Branding and Marketing How? Project will facilitate:- Pilot: 2 Models, - Uptake: 1 Model What Service? Pilot: Producers provide information on product quality to vendors Primary cooperatives provide information on branding and marketing to producers Uptake Secondary cooperative provide labeling services to primary cooperatives and other producers Improve Branding and Marketing Causal Chain for Intervention 4 : Improve Branding and Marketing - Pilot Tofu/tempe enterprise increase income Indicator: Enterprise income for 2,040 tofu/tempe enterprises who brand their product and able to improve their marketing increases 15% within the project period Tofu/tempe enterprise increase profit Indicator: Profits of tempe and tofu for the local market increases 15% as a result of the enterprises branded their product and improve their marketing Consumers reduce risk of poison and disease Tofu/tempe enterprise increase sales Indicator: Sales of tempe and tofu for the local market increases 15% as a result of the enterprises branded their product and improve their marketing Consumers are eating healthy tofu/tempe product IMPACT Consumers tends to purchase branded tofu and tempe products having better quality Consumers are aware of the branded tofu and tempe product having better quality Indicator: 4,000 consumers are aware of the branded tofu and tempe products having better quality OUTCOMES Vendors provide information on branded tofu and tempe product having better quality to consumers Indicator: Consumers comments on product quality Vendors are aware of the branded tofu and tempe product having better quality Indicator: 2,040 vendors are aware of the branded tofu and tempe products having better quality Producers provide information on branded tofu/tempe product having better product quality to vendors Indicator: Vendors’ comments on product quality Producers brand their product using cooperative label and improve their marketing Indicator: 100 producers brand their product using cooperative label and improve their marketing Producers are aware of the benefit of branding using cooperative label and improving their marketing Indicator: 200 producers are aware of the benefit of branding using cooperative label and to improve their marketing PILOT BUSINESS MODEL Primary Cooperative provide information on branding using cooperative label and marketing to producers Indicator: Producers’ comments on information given from PC Producers brand their product using their own label Indicator: Two producers brand their product using their own label VIP talk to Primary Cooperative (PC) and have deal which will have the following: 1. VIP will help PC on making Standard Operational Procedures (SOP) of CP and GHP for tofu and tempe enterprise. 2. PC will put their logo in tempe/tofu products owned by producers who have applied CP and GHP for free as a pilot model. 3. PC will provide information on branding, labeling and certification to producers as cooperative members. Indicator : Primary Cooperative’s interest to provide branding and labeling to producers VIP talk to the producers who apply CP and GHP to encourage them to brand their products. Then VIP will have a deal which will have the following: 1. Producers will go to the government agency to process their product registration. 2. VIP will help the producers to design and produce the label 3. VIP will help promote the new label to the customers i.e. vendors and consumers Indicator: 100 producers and vendors aware of the benefit of branding their product INTERVENTION ACTIVITIES Improve Branding and Marketing Causal Chain for Intervention 4 : Improve Branding and Marketing - Uptake Many tofu/tempe enterprise increase income Indicator: Enterprise income for 20,000 tofu/tempe enterprises who brand their product and able to improve their marketing increases 15% within the project period Many tofu/tempe enterprise increase profit Indicator: Profits of tempe and tofu for the local market increases 15% as a result of the enterprises branded their product and improve their marketing Many consumers reduce risk of poison and disease Many ofu/tempe enterprise increase sales Indicator: Sales of tempe and tofu for the local market increases 15% as a result of the enterprises branded their product and improve their marketing Many consumers are eating healthy tofu/tempe product IMPACT Many consumers tends to purchase branded tofu and tempe products OUTCOMES Many consumers are aware of the branded tofu and tempe product that have better quality Indicator: 200,000 consumers are aware of the branded tofu and tempe products Many producers provide information on better product quality to consumers Indicator: 1,000 producers are aware of the benefit of branding and improving their marketing Many producers provide information on better product quality of tofu/tempe to vendors Indicator: 20,000 vendors provide information on better product quality of tofu/ tempe to their customers Producers brand their product using cooperative label and improve their marketing Indicator: 1000 producers brand their product using cooperative label and improve their marketing Producers are aware of the benefit of branding using cooperative label and improving their marketing Indicator: Producers’ interest to brand their products and to improve their marketing UPTAKE BUSINESS MODEL Many Primary Cooperative provide information on branding using cooperative label and marketing to producers Indicator: 10 Primary Cooperatives provide information on branding and marketing as embedded service. Secondary Cooperative provide “one label” Indicator: Secondary Cooperative’s comments/interest to brand/label the tofu/tempe product 1. VIP talks with the Secondary Cooperative about branding/labeling since the beginning of the intervention (pilot) so that they are aware of the plan/model 2. VIP will have a deal which will have the following: - VIP will help SC to develop a mechanism/system of “one label” - Secondary Cooperative will have a single brand - VIP will help Secondary Cooperative to produce some marketing documents such as brochure, leaflet, etc. INTERVENTION ACTIVITIES Improve Branding and Marketing Business Model - Pilot #1 Business Model Info on better product quality Vendors Producers (2) (40) #2 Business Model Primary Cooperative (1) Info on branding and marketing Producers (100) Info on better product quality Vendors (2000) Improve Branding and Marketing Business Model - Uptake #1 Business Model Primary Cooperative Secondary Cooperative (1) Labeling Producers Info on branding Primary and marketing Vendors Info on better product quality Cooperative Producers Vendors Primary Cooperative Producers Vendors (10) (1000) (20000) Some Key Learning Areas • • • • • • • • How a project engages with social networks Women’s role in production How to convince the Government to provide better services from small and micro businesses? What are the impacts of the sector on rural/urban linkages? How does branding work for consumer awareness in products that matter for the poor? How will financing work for small informal producers (tempe)? How can we make a difference when there are other programs that have not been effective – what did we do differently? How can we work with large associations? Potential Challenges 1) 2) 3) 4) Certification for the products (tofu and tempe) may not work? Given the dispersed nature of the industry and the lack of clear industry leaders communications problems may hinder moving from pilot to uptake How does the sector engage the relevant government agencies to support and facilitate the market uptake of specific interventions related to improving the environment and accessing financing. Knowledge and awareness increases brought about by the project may not be transferred to other workers due to the migratory nature of the workers Terima Kasih! – Thank You