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Agb202 GP7
Agb202 GP7
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fertilizer production processes and costs and reduce
and distribution. lower costs. profitability.
2. BASELINE
2.1 Gaps
Below are the significant gaps between our vision and the current reality.
• Finance source
• Not having headquarters in all districts of Rwanda
• High labor cost
• Inexperience customer interaction
• Lack of market data on the Rwandan market
• Low Use of ICT and technology to deliver our services to AI and automatic machines
2.2 Resource Development
• Stronger identity/brand is needed within EZA and in our community
• Internal/external communications network must be strengthened
• Must determine if we want to expand the number of joint ventures and collaborations
• Outside funding sources must be sought to carry on our mission
• Must decide if we want to expand beyond
• Must review current and prospective programs to determine how to proceed—maintain
the current course is to expand, scale back, and eliminate.
3. COMPONENTS
1. Mission Statement
Our mission as a fertilizer production company is to provide innovative and sustainable
solutions that enhance the growth and productivity of agriculture while minimizing our impact
on the environment by utilizing renewable solar energy to support a greener tomorrow. We are
dedicated to producing high-quality fertilizer products that support farmers in achieving their
goals and feeding a growing global population. Through our commitment to research and
development, we strive to continuously improve our products and processes to meet the ever-
evolving needs of the agricultural industry. Our goal is to be a trusted partner for farmers and
to create value for all our stakeholders, including our employees, shareholders, and the
communities in which we operate.
2. Vision Statement
Our vision is to be a leading company in the fertilizer industry both regionally and
internationally, recognized for our commitment to sustainable agriculture and innovative
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solutions. We aim to revolutionize the way in which crops are grown, enabling farmers to
produce more food with fewer resources and less impact on the environment. Our products will
be the preferred choice for farmers around the world, and our company will be known for its
ethical and responsible business practices.
3. Values/Guiding Principles
• Sustainability: We are committed to reducing our impact on the environment and
promoting sustainable agriculture practices.
• Innovation: We strive to develop innovative products and processes that enhance the
growth and productivity of crops.
• Customer Focus: We are dedicated to understanding and meeting the needs of our
customers, and to being a trusted partner for farmers.
• Safety: We focus on ensuring the safety of workers, customers, and the wider community
by adhering to strict safety standards in production and distribution.
4. DOWN TO SPECIFIC: ACTION PLAN
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Installation of all Installation of Human IJWIRYE Placide, 27th March
acquired machines within personnel for Chief Technology Officer 2023
machines manufacturing installation
rooms.
Acquisition of Phosphate, potash, Money for raw KAMUGISHA Godfrey, 27th March
raw material and and other raw materials and operational Manager 2023
packaging materials. packaging
materials materials
purchase
Production and Chemical Raw materials, KAMUGISHA Godfrey, 28TH
packaging engineering of raw machines, and Operational Manager. March -05
materials human April
personnel 2023.
Sales and revenue B2B model with Transportation DUSABE Marine, Sales Day in-day
generation Agro based services where Manager. out
models. cooperatives in needed. Operations.
Bugesera and B2C
model with retail
customers.
Progress Transportation • UBAYEHO Day in-day
Evaluation performance services in case Thadee, CEO out
monitoring of bulky • MUTESI Betty, Operations.
and purchase, Social Relations
feedback and Balance • KAMUGISHA Every six
seeking from score card. Godfrey, Operation months
customers al Manager
and
stakeholders
5. EVALUATION
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as financial performance to enhance efficiency. Balance scorecard will be consulted on a 6-
month periodic basis, and it will provide answers to the following key questions:
• Financial: How do we appear to shareholders?
• Internal: At what processes should we excel?
• Innovation: What should we run to grow and prosper?
• Customer: How do our customers perceive us?
Question 3: Use a labeled diagram to explore possible futures or scenarios that may
take place.
SCENARIO PLANNING
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