Youth Agri-Business Model: Agribusiness Venture Title
Youth Agri-Business Model: Agribusiness Venture Title
Youth Agri-Business Model: Agribusiness Venture Title
___________________________
Agribusiness Venture Title
By:
________________________________
Name of Agripreneur
______________________________
Date Prepared
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A. GENERAL INFORMATION
Business Name :
B. BASIC INFORMATION
Name of Agripreneur
: s
Date of birth :
Home Address :
Contact Number :
Email Address :
Experience/years in the :
business of similar
project
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Note: 1. If group, please
indicate the members by
using the above information.
2. Each applicant must
attach a clear copy of valid
ID, and proof of documents
of agriculture or fishery
experience or related
training/education (if
applicable).
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7. Key Partners 6. Key Activities 1. Value Proposition 4. Customer Relationships 2. Customer Segments
>What specific key activities are
>Identify your business partners >What problem does your
necessary to produce and deliver >How do you build patronage or >Identify your target
and why they are important to business trying to solve and what
your products/services? positive relationship among your buyers/customers/market.
your business. These can consist needs do your business address?
>What are your preparatory/start- target customers? >What are the characteristics of
of important suppliers in your >How do you offer something
up activities? > How would you retain loyalty or your target customers?
supply chain. unique/different that satisfies the
>What will be the critical processes continued patronage of your >Where are they? Location of
- What key resources do the demands/needs/wants of your
in your business? customers? your target customers.
business receive from these target customer segments (e.g.
>How would you streamline the >What are the after-sales services >Market size; How big is the
partners? price, quality, design, status, etc)?
activities to keep operating costs your business will provide? market?
- What key activities are
low? >How do you communicate with - How many existing possible
performed by these partners? > How would your product/service
customers for feedbacks? competitors?
Think about why your business be different from others that will
need to work with these key attract your target customer >Who are your target customer
partners. segment/market? base that you want to build
loyalty in your business?
5. Key Resources 3. Marketing Channels >What are the
>What are your business ethics
demands/wants/needs of your
that will define your dealing with
>What specific key resources or identified target customers?
customers/stakeholders? >How do you deliver and sell to
assets are necessary in your
business? List them. your target customers?
-Capital Requirements >What marketing channels are
-Labor used? (Ex. Direct selling, Online-
-Equipment/Machineries selling, retailing, tele-marketing)
-Facilities >How would you advertise your
-Land (if applicable) product?
-Necessary Skills (how did you >How much is your Marketing and
acquire these skills?) Advertising Cost? Per unit product.
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ACTIVITY AND FINANCIAL PLAN
Expenses* W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W
Activity W
(in Php) K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K
K
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
04
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
Total
Note: List down start-up activities, its corresponding target expenses, and timeline. You may add tables if needed.
*Indicate the expenses to be drawn from the start-up capital and expenses drawn from sales.
Investment Cost, Sales, and Return on Investment
Business Name
A. Investment Cost
A..1 Capital Expense
Description Amount
Sub-total P 0.00
A.2. Operating Expense
Description Amount
Sub-total P 0.00
Total Investment Cost P 0.00
B. Fund Source
Grant Amount
Loan Amount
Other Fund Sources
Total Fund Source P 0.00
C. Sales per Cycle
Cost of Goods Sold
Gross Sales
Less: Cost of Goods Sold
Net Income per cycle P 0.00
D. Return on Investment and Payback Period
Net Income per cycle 0.00
Total Investment 0.00
Return on Investment
Payback Period
E. Assumptions
Note: You may add cells as needed