Agri Business Opportunities in
Sindh
Mukesh Kumar
Provincial Chief
SMEDA Sindh
January 26, 2016
SMEDA Introduction
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SMEDA Introduction
 Established through Prime Minister’s
Notification in October, 1998
 SMEDA is an “Autonomous Body”
under the SMEDA Ordinance, 2002
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Mandate & Mission
Initiate, Take, Continue, Implement & Perform
Any & All Activities for Encouraging and
Facilitating Growth & Development of SMEs
To assist in Employment Generation and
Value Addition to the National Income,
through
Development of the SME Sector,
by helping Increase the Number, Scale and
Competitiveness of SMEs
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SME Density & SMEDA Outreach
Mingora
14.21%
2.18%
Issues
65.26%
Ghotki
17.83%
Hub
Provincial Offices (4)
RBCs Operational (10)
RBCs Vacant (15)
Source: Census of Economic Establishments 2005
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SMEDA Provincial Office Sindh
 Provincial office in Karachi
 Regional Business Centers:
 Hyderabad
 Sukkur
 Larkana
 Dadu
 Ghotki
 RBCs are developed in collaboration with
CCIs and other Business Associations etc.
 RBCs Provide Guidance to New & Existing SMEs
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Evolutionary
Phases of SMEDA
Phase II
Nov 02 - Oct 04
Phase I
Dec 98 - Oct 02
Sector Strategy
Dev. &
Facilitation
Textile Vision 2005
Fisheries
Transport
HEXPO 2000
 Dairy
Leather Outlook
Engineering Vision
Mining Industries
Helpdesks
OTC Products
Website launched
Training Services
Publications
Research,
Cluster Dev.
Outreach & BDS
 Research Studies
(WB, ADB, ILO)
 Cluster Dev. For :
• Bangles
• Auto Vendors
• Ginning
• Power Looms
• Ceramic
• Agri-business
• Cutlery
• Leather
Garments
 Outreach – RBCs
 Shell Tameer
 Business Dev.
Services (BDS)
Phase III
Nov 04 - Jun 06
Sect. Strategy
BDS &
Facilitation
 PISDAC
• Dairy
• Marble &
Granite
• Gems &
Jewelry
• Furniture
• Surgical
• Hunting &
Sporting Arms
 Ind. Info.
Network
 Info. Resource
Centre
AHAN
 Women Info.
Network
CFCs
ISP –Textiles
 BDS
Phase IV
Jul 06 – Dec 12
Project Impl.
Sect. Strategy,
Policy & BDS
 Public Sector
Dev. Programme
SME Policy 2007
ICA
• Baseline Survey
 Sector Strategy
Development
for:
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Leather
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Sports Goods
 ISP – Auto
sector, Energy
Efficiency
 Southern Punjab
Projects
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 Business Dev.
Service
Phase V
Jan 13 - onwards
5 Years SME
Development Plan
&
PM Youth Initiative
 13 Sector Dev. Plans
 Improving Policy &
Regulatory Environ.
 Developing Entre.
Ecosystem
 PM’s Youth Dev.
Initiatives
• PMYBL
• HR & Skills Dev.
 Intr’l Dev. Partners
• ERKF
• IPU
 Industry Support
through:
• JICA, (Auto)
• Giz, Bfz (Energy
& Productivity)
 Implem. Of 5 Yr.
SME Dev. Plan
• PCI – Value
Addition
through Cluster
Dev.
 PSDP Projects
 BDS. Support
Operational Strategy
Building a Conducive Environment
Proposing and facilitating changes in Policy and
Regulatory Environment
Reducing the Cost of Doing Business
Facilitating Government-SME Interface
Developing Sectors and Clusters
Sector Strategies Development and
Implementation
Cluster Development
Common Facility Centers (CFCs)
Provision and Facilitation of Services
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Investment Facilitation (Helpdesk, Pre-feasibilities,
Business Plans etc.)
Technical services, Training, Finance, Business
Information, Marketing, and legal support
Productivity and Competitiveness Improvement
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Categories of Support
SECTOR DEVELOPMENT
STRATEGIES
SUPPORT
OVER THE COUNTER PRODUCTS
& SERVICES
LEGAL ADVICE & SUPPORT
HRD SUPPORT TO SMEs
RESEARCH & POLICY SUPPORT
COMMON FACILITY CENTERS
INDUSTRY SUPPORT – PRODUCTION
EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENT
ASSISTANCE IN ACCESS
TO FINANCE
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SMEDA’s Key Achievements
(1998-2015)
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Key Achievements
 Over 91,311 walk-in SMEs facilitated
 356 Business Plans prepared
• SMEDA Web Portal
 Total number of Visitors: 9.95 Million
 Avg. Visitors per day: 2,476
 Development & Downloads of:
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170 Pre-feasibility Studies – 2.26 Million Downloads
54 Regulatory Procedures – 353,331 Downloads
319 Commercial Contracts – 106,966 Downloads
Sector Briefs / Sectoral Information – 24,303 Downloads
SMEDA Accounting Package (SMAP) – 30,793
 2,335 training programs organized with 100,290 participants
 Investment facilitation of over Rs. 28 billion
11  Industry Support to over 495 firms
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Key Achievements
 Projects with International Development Partners:
 Economic Revitalization of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and
FATA - Multi Donors Trust Fund (MDTF)
 Early Recovery & Restoration of Flood Affected
Communities - UNDP
 Investment Promotion Unit (IPU) – UNIDO/Italian Govt.
 28 Sector Strategies developed and updated
 Demonstration Projects undertaken through PSDP Funding
(27)
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Key Achievements
Prime Minister’s Youth Business Loan Scheme
 Information Resources and tools developed:
– 85 Pre-feasibility Studies developed (Also translated into Urdu)
– Financial Calculators - 4
– Training Video Documentaries - 7
 Over 14.31 million downloads of information Resources & Tools
 Over 23,167 walk-in loan applicants facilitated at SMEDA Helpdesks
 SMEDA’s Media Participation – 29 programs
 Training to Partner Organizations – 6
 Training Provided - 294 participants from 38 cities
 Capacity building support to 21 organizations for prefeasibility
development, helpdesk operations and website revamp
 60 new Pre-feasibilities developed by Ministries / Organizations
 17 Websites of MoIP and its Organizations revamped to cater for the
requirements of PMYBL Beneficiaries
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Key Achievements
Research, Policy & Publications
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SME Policy 2007
SME Development Report 2008-10
SME Baseline Survey 2009
SME Genesis, Challenges & Prospects
SME Development Report 2007-08 in Urdu
SMEDA: Journey Through The Decade-An Organizational Biography
SMEDA Research Journal
SMEDA Research Report Series
New Framework for Cluster Development
SMEDA Newsletter – Quarterly
SME Observer – Quarterly (Over 75 Research articles published)
Intellectual Property Rights Series (5 WIPO’s Booklets)
Investment Guides – Balochistan, Punjab and KPK
Secrets of E-Commerce - A Guide for Small & Medium Entrepreneurs
Trade Secrets – The Export Answer Book for SME Exporters
Trade in Services – An Answer Book for SME Exporters
How to Approach Banks
SMEDA Annual Reports
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Accounting Handbook for SMEs
Development Partners
Multilateral Donors
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Asian Development Bank
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Cluster Development Program
Investment Promotion Unit
ILO
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Pro-Gole
Early Recovery
UNIDO
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Pakistan Initiative for Strategic Development
and Competitiveness (PISDAC)
EP- Firms
ASP-RSP
UNDP
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ICA I & II
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Export Coaching Programs , Productivity
Enhancement Programs , CSR for Industry
ECO
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Trade Delegations
CBI, Netherlands
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Investment & Trade Promotion
SEHDA, Mauritius
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Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy
KOSGEB, Turkey
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Adaptation of Publications
Seminars
SES, GIZ, Bfz, Germany
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Senior volunteers
ITC, Geneva
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IPR publications & awareness
JICA
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Research Studies
European Union
WIPO
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USAID
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The World Bank
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SME Sector Development Program
Rural Modernization Project
International Agencies
Proposals & Conferences
D-8
Seminars/Conferences
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Collaboration with International
Development Partners
On-Going Initiatives
 Energy Efficiency Management Project – JICA, GiZ, Bfz
 Biomass Gasification Technologies - UNIDO
 Senior Experts Services Program - SES, Germany
 Knowledge Sharing Program (KSP) – Republic of Korea
New Initiatives
 Technical Support to Auto Parts Manufacturing Industry of Pakistan –
JICA
 Strengthening CFCs & Establishing ICT Business Incubation Center –
KOICA
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Collaboration with International
Development Partners
On-Going Initiatives
Investment Promotion Unit – UNIDO
 Feasibility Study prepared on Establishing Credit Guarantee Fund for SMEs
 Consultative workshops with key stakeholders organized in April & May 2015
 SPX Program - Joint Project of UNIDO and SMX SMEDA expected to be
operational from July 2015
 28 Investment Profiles developed & Uploaded on UNIDO ITPO Network
 4 Training Programs conducted by international Trainers, where 130 staff from
Partner Organizations participated
 Facilitated B2B for Pakistani trade delegation in “EIMA 2014”- The largest
Italian show of Agri & Food Processing Machinery
 Facilitated B2B Pakistani trade delegation in “ECOMONDO 2014”, the waste
management & Technologies Fair
 Facilitated B2B Pakistani trade delegation in “MACFRUT 2014”, the Fruit &
Vegetable Processing & Technologies Fair
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Future Outlook
SME Development Plan (2013-18)
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SMEs and Government Priorities
Focus on Infrastructure, Governance and Conducive
Regulatory Regimes for Industrial Sector
Vision 2025 approach paper highlights “SME sector
has huge potential and need more focus not directly
supporting but indirect policy interventions... This
would require the establishment of Common
Facilities Centres (CFCs) that would enable smallscale industries to improve value-added production
and quality control facilities”.
cont…
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Proposed Intervention Model
Developing
Entrepreneurial
Ecosystem
Sectoral
Development
SME Sector
Punjab
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Sindh
Balochistan
Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa
FATA
Azad Jammu
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Kashmir
Baltistan
SMEDA’s SME Development Plan
Regional Strategic Thrust Plans
Region/
Gems &
Dairy &
Fisheries Light
Logis. ICT
Hort. Energy
Const
Leather Textile Mineral Tour
Sector
Jewelry
livestock
(Marine) Engg.
Punjab
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Total
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7
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Complete Value Chain Analysis & Identification of
Interventions across Sectors
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Development Projects - Objectives
• SMEDA initiated a set of development projects in
various SME clusters to:
 Catalyze induction of new technologies in private sector
through on ground demonstration
 Extend common facilities such as design and prototype
development to SMEs
 Safeguard and enhance exports amidst increasing global
competition
• Projects planned in close consultation with private sector
(Chambers / Associations)
• Implementation of majority of the Projects being
overseen by Boards of Management led by private sector
Cont…
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SMEDA’s PSDP Portfolio (Since 2006)
PKR Million
Completed Projects (11)
1,464.48
Operational/ Under Execution
Projects (05)
852.20
Non funded / closed Projects (11)
456.29
Total (27 projects)
2,772.97
Contribution by Private Sector &
Provincial Govt.
1,047.15
Total Portfolio
PKR 3.82 Billion
Cont…
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Interventions
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Government Priorities
Revival of Hyderabad Leather • Value addition
Footwear Centre, Hyderabad • Common Facility Center
Cost
(Rs. Mil)
58.89
Glass product Design and
2 Manufacturing Centre,
Hyderabad
• Value addition
• Common Facility Center
59.27
Women Business Incubation
3
Center - Karachi
• Women Entrepreneurship
Dev.
• Common Facility Center
58.84
• Agriculture Sector Dev.
Red Chilies Processing Centre,
4
• Technology Up-gradation
Kunri
• Common Facility Center
244.70
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Interventions
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Introduction of 10 Mid-sized
Fiber Re-inforced Pastic
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(FRP) Vessels at Korangi Fish •
Harbour
Mango Processing & Pulping •
at Tando Allayar/ Mirpur
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Khas
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Vegetable Dehydration at
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Noshero Feroz/ Nawabshah
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Rice Mills Up-gradation in
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Upper Sindh to increase
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Processing Profitability
Government Priorities
Fisheries Sector Dev.
Technology up-gradation
Horticulture Sector Dev.
Common Facility Center
Technology up-gradation
Horticulture Sector Dev.
Common Facility Center
Technology up-gradation
Agriculture Sector Dev.
Technology up-gradation
Establishment of 02 REACH • Leather Sector Dev.
5 testing Labs at Karachi &
• Exports
Sialkot
• Common Facility Center
Indicative Cost
(Rs mil)
350.00
500.00
400.00
450.00
279.50
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SME Definition (Current)
SME Policy 2007
Enterprise
Category
Employment
Size
Paid Up
Capital
Annual Sales
SME
Up to 250
Up to Rs. 25
Million
Up to Rs. 250
Million
State Bank of Pakistan
Enterprise
SE*
ME*
Employment Size
Up to 20
21-250 (Manu. & Service
MEs)
21- 50 (Trading MEs)
Annual Sales Turnover
Up to Rs. 75 million
Above Rs. 75 million and
up to Rs 400 million
* Business entity that meets both parameters
Other Organizations have also developed their own SME definitions, as
per26requirement
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Agro Food Processing
Progress/Impact
 Italian machinery installed and commercial processing started
after successful trial production
 Centre inaugurated by Honorable PM of Pak. on Aug 25, 2009
 AFP Produce certified by Euro Fins and HACCP Certified
 Total Fruit & Vegetable Processing - 8,642.10 Tons
 Seasonal processing of mango resulted in Value addition of atleast
Rs.30/kg and a total Value Addition of Rs. 300 million
 Milestone of processing 200 tons of fruit in a single day in 2014
achieved
 First time exports of Citrus to Russian States and Mango Pulp to
Libya
 Direct employment generation for 36 persons as full time and
more than 200 as contractual basis.
 2 other food-processing plants have been established by the private
sector entrepreneurs in Multan
 Indirect employment opportunities in allied industries including
transportation, packing (wooden crates, drums etc.)
 Consultancy services to local growers and processors by conducting
seminars/meeting and training sessions.
 Help farmers and processors to go for value addition especially for
Mango crop.
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New Pre-Feasibilities in Agro Processing, Livestock &
Food Sector for Small Scale Investment (2014-15)
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Cut Flower Farm - Gladiolus, Marigold, Statice and Chrysanthemum
Off Season Vegetables - High tunnel
Off Season Vegetables - Low tunnel
Calf Fattening Farm
Camel Farming
Dairy Farm
Goat Fattening Farm
Inland Fish Farming
Layer Farming - 5000 Birds
Meat Shop - Mutton and Beef
Poultry Farm
Sheep Fattening Farm
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New Pre-feasibilities in Agro Processing, Livestock &
Food Sector for Small Scale Investment (2014-15)
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Shrimp Farming
Veterinary Clinic
Fodder Production & Trading Company
Fruit Grading & Packing
Honey Production, Processing, Packaging & Marketing
Pickle Production, Processing, Packaging & Marketing
Rose Water
Seed Oil Extraction Unit - Rape Seed
Spices Processing, Packing & Marketing
Bakery & Confectionery
Catering & Decorating Services
Restaurant Cum Fast Food
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Standard Pre-feasibilities in Agro Processing, Livestock
& Food Sector
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Agriculture
Cut Flower Farm (Rose)
Green/Poly House Farm (Export of Fresh Cut Roses) [August- 2015]
Off-season Vegetables Farming (Low Tunnel) [Feb-2012]
Off-season Vegetables Farming (Walk-in Tunnel) [April-2012]
Seed Processing Unit (Wheat & Rice)
Off-season Vegetables Farming (High Tunnel) [April-2012]
Animal Feed Mill
Maize Starch and Related Products
Aloe Vera Processing
Rose Water
Fodder Production & Trading
Cut Flower Farm (Gladiolus, Marigold, Statice and Chrysanthemum)
Seed Oil Extraction Unit [Jan-2012]
Olive Cultivation (Fruit Only) [Dec-2011]
Refined Guar Split [Feb-2012]
Seed Processing Unit (Wheat & Rice) [Sep-2014]
Grapes Farm [Feb- 2015]
Strawberry Cultivation [July-2015]
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Standard Pre-feasibilities in Agro Processing, Livestock
& Food Sector
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Live Stock
Environment Controlled Layer Farm - 30,000 Birds [Mar-2012]
Calf Fattening Farm
Poultry Farm (7,500 Broiler Birds)
Livestock Semen Production Unit (Cattle & Buffalo)
Layer Farming (10000 Birds) [June-2013]
Semi Intensive Sheep Farm [May-2011]
Environmental Controlled Poultry Farm (30,000 Birds) [Mar-2012]
Poultry Breeder Farm
Sheep fattening farm
Quail Breeder Farm & Hatchery Farming [Feb-2012]
Intensive Goat Breeding
Environmentally Controlled Poultry Farm (60,000 birds)
Camel Farming (Aug-2012)
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Standard Pre-feasibilities in Agro Processing, Livestock
& Food Sector
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Agriculture
Cut Flower Farm (Rose)
Green/Poly House Farm (Export of Fresh Cut Roses) [August- 2015]
Off-season Vegetables Farming (Low Tunnel) [Feb-2012]
Off-season Vegetables Farming (Walk-in Tunnel) [April-2012]
Seed Processing Unit (Wheat & Rice)
Off-season Vegetables Farming (High Tunnel) [April-2012]
Animal Feed Mill
Maize Starch and Related Products
Aloe Vera Processing
Rose Water
Fodder Production & Trading
Cut Flower Farm (Gladiolus, Marigold, Statice and Chrysanthemum)
Seed Oil Extraction Unit [Jan-2012]
Olive Cultivation (Fruit Only) [Dec-2011]
Refined Guar Split [Feb-2012]
Seed Processing Unit (Wheat & Rice) [Sep-2014]
Grapes Farm [Feb- 2015]
Strawberry Cultivation [July-2015]
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Standard Pre-feasibilities in Agro Processing, Livestock
& Food Sector
Fisheries
• Shrimp Farming
• Commercial Fishing Trawler
• Sea Food Processing Plant
• Net Manufacturing Unit
• Fiber Glass Boat
• Inland Fish Farming [Mar-2011]
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Dairy
• Dairy Farm (25 Animal)
• Environmentally Controlled Dairy Farm (50 American Cows)
• Dairy Farm (100 Animals)
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Standard Pre-feasibilities in Agro Processing, Livestock
& Food Sector
Food
 Rice Husking & Polishing Unit [April-2015]
 Slaughter house [Nov-2014]
 Fresh Fruits Processing Unit (Mango, Citrus & Apple) [Sep-2014]
 Kinnow Processing Unit
 Milk Pasteurizing Unit [Jun-2011]
 Tomato Paste and Fruit Pulp
 Ice Plant (15 tons)
 Ice Plant (30 tons)
 Ice Plant (50 tons)
 Tea Company
 Bakery & Confectionery [Feb-2015]
 Hard Candy Manufacturing
 Fresh Fruits Processing Unit(Mango, Citrus & Apple) [Sep-2014]
 Parboiled Rice Plant
 Canned Food
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Potato Chips Manufacturing Unit
Dehydration Plant [Sep-2011]
Fast Food Restaurant
Spices Processing, Packing & Marketing
Pickle Production, Processing, Packaging & Marketing
Soft Candy
Honey Processing
Dates Processing Plant
Apple Processing Unit
Sausage Production Unit
Raisin Production Unit
Flour Mill [Jan-2011]
Mini Flour Mill [Jan-2011]
Meat Shop (Mutton and Beef) [Jan-2012]
Ice Cream & Juice Parlor [June-2015]
Mineral Water Distribution Model [June-2015]
Mineral Water Processing Unit [may-2015]
Mineral Water Smart Shop [June-2015]
Rice Husking & Polishing Unit [April-2015]
Home Made Food Products (Pizza & Cakes) [Oct-2015]
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SEDF Approved Projects
(Feasibilities prepared by SMEDA)
Serial #
1
Sector
Fruit Pulping Plant
M/s Farooq Pakages
Project Name
Contact person
Mr. Muneer Ahmed Godil
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Rice Mill
M/s Haq Bahu Sultan Rice Mill
Mr. Khadim Hussain Channa
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Rice Mill
M/s Halal Rice Mill
Mr. Sarfaraz Jamali
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Poultry
ECH Poultry Farm
Mr. Fahad Ghaffar Soomro
Contact details
1st floor, Sheikh Arif Buliding, Daryalal Street, Jodia Bazar,
Karachi. Contact# (0333-2104093-4)
P.P.L road, Kashmore, Sindh. Contact # (0333-7361915)
Halal Rice Mill, Ghari khero,Jacobabad, Sindh. Contact #
(0300-5260042)
shop # 46, Bismillah Square, Poultry Market, Latifabad#7,
Taluka Nasarpur, Hyderabad,Sindh. Contact# (03002273832)
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Poultry
Poultry Man
Mr. Liaquat Ali Malik
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poultry
AMSKA Environmetally Controlled Poulty Farm
Mr. Mustafa Kamal Kazi
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Rice Mill
M/s Meskay & Femtee (Pvt)Ltd
Mr. Teka Mal
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Rice Mill
M/s Leghari Rice Mills
Mr. Razzaq Ahmed Laghari
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Rice Mill
M/S Israr Rice Mills
Mr. Israr Ahmed
Plot# 12 Sector 15, Korangi Industrial Area, Karachi. Contact
# (0300-82395884)
Deh Kalu Kahar, Thana Bola Khan, District Jamshoro.
Contact# (0300-8258640)
Suite#708, 7th floor, Progressive Plaza, PIDC Karachi.
Contact # (0300-8208034)
Village Raees Ghulam Gadir Laghari,P.O, Sita Road, Dadu.
Contact# (0345-2434304)
Khosa House Kashmore. Contact# (0333-3011463)
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Summary of Investment Facilitation & Capital Asset Formation
For the Period October 1998 to June 2015
Sector
Construction
1998-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-2015
225
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Petrol Pump & CNG Station
1,107
31
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Fisheries, Livestock & Dairy
610
25
400
499
106
Textile
150
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487
285
Auto & Engineering Parts
228
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Food, Agriculture & Flower
555
105
161
192
503
3,590
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-
245
-
111
28
158
104
37
6,710
161
672
1,206
1,052
1,543
1,043
Transport
Services & Other sector
Total
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Total
246
1,138
424
728
107
63
2,899
985
228
1,015
194
24
2,749
3,590
683
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SMEDA Training Services
• Vision
To enhance access to sustained and high value
training services for growth & development of
SMEs.
• Mission
To facilitate delivery & provision of affordable,
appropriate and effective SME training services
through training service providers.
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SMEDA Training Services HRD Cycle
Training
Plan
TNA
Feedback
Evaluation
Identify
TSP
Develop
Training
Material
Execute
Training
Advertise
Program
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Major Areas Focused for HRD of SMEs
• Management
– Entrepreneurship, Small Business Management
– Marketing, SME Financing, Taxation
• Technical
– Compliance, 7 QC Tools, 5S & Kaizen
– Quality Foundry Practices
• Agri Business, Livestock & Dairy
– Tunnel Farming
– Dairy Farm Management
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SMEDA & TSP Partnerships
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Directorate General Training & Research (FBR)
Institute of Business Administration (IBA)
Women Development Department, GoS
Sports & Youth Affairs Department, GoS
Pakistan Association of Printing & Graphic Arts Industry (PAPGAI)
Intellectual Property Organization (IPO), GoP
Quality & Productivity Society of Pakistan (QPSP)
PIQC Institute of Quality
Shell Tameer Program
Association of Certified Chartered Accountants (ACCA)
Income Tax Bar Association
Pakistan Dairy Development Company (PDDC)
Various
Chambers of Commerce & Associations
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Training Services Data 2001-2015
Total Programs Conducted Overall in
Pakistan (July 2001-June 2015)
Number of Participants Trained
in Pakistan
2,332
103,661
Total Programs Conducted in Sindh
Region (July 2001-June 2015)
Number of Participants Trained
in Sindh Region
690
31,094
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Thank You
Contact Details
Regional Office Sindh
5th Floor Bahria Complex 2
M.T. Khan Road
Karachi
UAN 111-111-456
Email: helpdesk.sindh@smeda.org.pk
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