High Atlas Agriculture and Artisanal (HA 3 ): Enterprise for a Moroccan Green Economy An Innovation of the High Atlas Foundation (HAF) Aicha Galef/

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High Atlas Agriculture and Artisanal (HA 3 ): Enterprise for a Moroccan Green Economy An Innovation of the High Atlas Foundation (HAF) Aicha Galef/ High Atlas Foundation /

The HA3 social entrepreneurial mission is twofold: it strives to improve the viable and sustainable livelihood of rural Moroccan communities, while maintaining an eco-friendly approach to economic growth. © High Atlas Agriculture and Artisanal

HA 3 -HAF builds green economies by establishing: 1. Provincial Cooperatives focused on organic agriculture and participatory development – united in a national Network 2. Tree (walnuts & almonds) & medicinal plant nurseries & irrigation 3. Training in organic methods & project management 4. Value processing & organic certification 5. Projects in human development (through investment of a portion of net profits) © High Atlas Agriculture and Artisanal

The Business and the People: – HA 3 will deliver to consumers an organic, Fair Trade and carbon neutral product with added value. – 75% of rural households earning less than the national average – HA3 will increase household incomes by 400% over 5 years The Market: – HA 3 will distribute nationally for experience, and then export. – HA 3 will provide stock in bulk to a limited number of retail suppliers. © High Atlas Agriculture and Artisanal

Business Drivers and Risks: Driver: US-Moroccan free trade agreement, favorable status with the EU and regionally. Competitive advantage: Morocco is one of six almond-producing countries Risk: Drop in global organic prices of walnut and almond combined with a rise in Moroccan domestic prices. Demand : Global demand and prices of almonds and walnuts have doubled over the past 11 years. © High Atlas Agriculture and Artisanal

The International Dimension of the Product: – HAF has submitted and is developing proposals to implement our “farm to fork” business plan over the next 5 years in: Jordan Palestine Saudi Arabia Burkina Faso © High Atlas Agriculture and Artisanal

The HA 3 Management Team: To manage the Coops, HAF is training local women/men leaders and agriculturalists in: Organic cultivation, value-added & marketing Governance and financial management Participatory planning & management -New York commercial office Founder: The HAF is a US 501c3 non-profit organization 10 years of experience in human development © High Atlas Agriculture and Artisanal

HA 3 Gross Revenue

Needs for support: – Coaching: HA 3 -HAF welcomes technical support with organic certification audits, biomass energy production,. – Networking: HA 3 -HAF seeks partnerships with international buyers of organic products, now with almond and walnut purchasers. Funding Requirement: – In 2014, HA 3 will purchase from Coop farmers 200,000 kg of unshelled certified organic walnuts, valued at $650,000; and 50 tons of unshelled almonds valued at $80,000. Farmers need to be paid upfront. High Atlas Agriculture and Artisanal

Please contact: Aicha Galef, Program Manager