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WORKING OFFICE - ENVIROCARE

P.O. BOX 9824, DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA
Phone: +255 022 2775592 Fax: 255 022 27701407
Email: envirocare@bol.co.tz

TITLE OF THE PROJECT

A BUSINESS PLAN COMPETITION FOR ENTERPRENEWURS THAT
DELIVERS ACCESS TO CLEAN ENERGY IN EAST AFRICA

SPECIFIC INFORMATION
INNOVATION SERVICES AND TOOL-KIT DEVELOPMENT FOR ENERGY
DECENTRALIZATION, INTELLECTUAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT TRANSIT
AND BUSINENESS EXCHANGE PROGRAMS

TIME FRAME 24 MONTHS TOWARDS INDEPENDENT OPERATIONS

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 REFERENCES
No Author, Title, Year
1. Jagjit Kaur Plahe, The Multilateral
Agreement on Investment: Regulation
of Governments and the De-regulation
of Investors, Eco News,
Africa May 1999, p. 14
2. Heikki Patomaki and Teivo Teivainen,
Global Political Parties: Toward a
Research Programme, Network
Institute for Global Democratization,
NIGD Working Paper 1/2006 p. 30
3. Scientific Technological Advice
(SBSTTA), Do agro-fuels really
mitigate climate change? Biological
Diversity, Paris, 2-6 July 2007
4. M.G. Angstreich, M.Jackson, (2008),
TaTeDO Integrated Sustainable
Energy Services for Poverty
Reduction and Environmental
Conservation Program, Norad
Reviews, 30/2007.
5. _____, Organic Agriculture Working
Groups, OA, FAO Inter-
Departmental Organic Perm-felts,
www.fao.org/organicag
Major Findings
In 1960s -70s, there was
large amounts of Aid
approved as lucrative
option for powerful
developed countries and
MNCs.
Historical and
futurological imagings of
world diasporas could be
that politics is historically
connected to the notion
of a would-be world
state, as dictating world
politics.
Agro-fuels contribute to
deforestation.
More than 90% of heat in
traditional 3-stones is
being wasted.
Efficiency of used
improved charcoal stoves
ranging from 22%-32%.
Reduction of charcoal
goes from 50%-60%.
Reduction of collection
of wood from 5 days to 1
day a week.
FAO has proclaimed
organic agriculture as one
of its Priority areas
Knowledge Gap
Sales of products from West
on Streets could be parts of
consistent draught which
force rural urban migration,
for the cause of creating
salesmen and women to be
part of the cheap
international labor. Results
are impossible to create
independent minds in
leadership.
Causality of hunger, poverty,
and draught could be
controlled internally and
externally due to power of
satellites, and nuclear arms.
However, there are different
ways of finding the truth
about internal and external
causes of draught, and
international products sales
on streets.
Supporting of forestation
projects, related to energy
decentralization by creating
subsistence economies for
poverty reduction. However,
psychological fear regarding
religions, poverty and
hunger is a problem.
Tailoring in efficiency and
usability in specification of
dishes, time management
and energy efficiency.
Involvement of basic
standards of stoves.
Involvement of community
building projects for
subsistence economies and
different sources of incomes.
The missing gaps are steps
of training towards socio-
sustainability, the quality of
life without dictating its
formation.
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 REFERENCES
No Author, Title, Year
6. Amanda Leigh, Haag, (2008),
Environfit’s Effort to produce
300,000 stoves on Pilot Scale,
Colorado State University, Fort
Collins, New York Times, Jan 23,
2008.
7. ______, (2001), Access to Energy
Services for the Rural Poor – Case
Studies Bolivia, Vietnam, Tanzania,
www.easeweb.org/pdf/article_acess_
to-energy.pdf .
8. _____, ( 2008 - 2010), Biofuels
International Expo, Conference
Reviews Prague –
www.biofuelsinternationalexpo.com
9. Enerst &Young Quality Assurance,
(2008), BP working with NGOs and
CBOs in India, BP – Reviews,
Generic Articles Section.
10. ____, (2008), Norwegians pulling out
from Mnazi Bay Gas Investments,
ARTUMAS Press Reviews,
http://www.artumas.com
____, (2009) Sweden Pulling out of
Sekab Plantations for Biofuels,
SEKAB Press Reviews,
www.sekab.com
11. Olav Kjorven, Not Just Another
Commission: How Legal
Empowerment Could Energize the
Fight against Poverty, Legal
Empowerment a Way Out of
Poverty, Norwegian Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, Dec. 2007 – issue
No. 4.
Major Findings
Envirofit to invest $10 mil, to
produce 300,000 stoves by
SHELL Foundation for Indian
Market. Plans are Investments of
$25 mil to sponsor stove effort.
2 billion people without access
to modern form of energy.
- Institutions and usability of
energy and water efficient
technologies goes through land
lords and feudal lords.
Continuation of vicious circle of
efficient energy and poverty.
So many variations of energy
efficient technologies listed from
A----Z, but no users.
Technologies do not get into
users, due to poor institutional
structures.
BP working with NGOs and
CBOs, because of recognition
for legitimate interest in
operations.
Usability of Gas and Biofuels
are good for the green house
gases reduction. Investors are
pulling out due to bad socio-
economic practices.
Many people in developing
world continue to live and
struggle outside the protection
and opportunities of a
functioning rule of law has not
featured as a major concern in
the development community.
Knowledge Gap
Projects are done
randomly, as pilot
projects for selling
products very fast,
without community
works projects.
Creating methods for
increasing ways of
affordability towards
community building
projects.
Finding out main
reasons for lack of
usability of given
technologies, and
increasing of massive
technology waste.
Institutional training
and creation of transit
to bio-fuels must
involve socio-economic
development aspects,
affordability of
products and poverty
reduction; instead of
expansion through land
lords.
Transit or not transit
towards bio-fuels?
Data Archive for TPDC
illustrates interests of
Norwegian Petroleum
Drilling. Answers
would be through
Norwegian
representative in
Tanzanian Energy
Department.
Street Beggars could be
in street for different
reasons, representation
of litigations which are
impossible, which turns
to be their life cycles.
The missing gap is poor
urbanization, and lack
of grooming towards
maturity and
independent life.
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ABRIVIATIONS

AFDB ---------- African Development Bank

BP ---------- British Petroleum
CBOs ---------- Community Bases Organizations
COSTEC -------------- Commission for Science and Technology
EU ------------ European Union
MKUKUTA --------- Mpango wa Kukuza Uchumi Tanzania
MKUZA -------- Mpango wa Kukuza Uchumi Zanzibar
NSGRP --------- National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty
MDGs --------- Millennium Development Goals
MNCs --------- Multi National Corporations
NGOs ---------- Non Governmental Organizations
IFM ---------- Institute of Financial Management – Dar es Salaam
IMF --------- International Monetary Fund
SACCOS ---------- Savings and Credit Cooperative Society
TANESCO ---------- Tanzania Electric Supply Company
TANGO ----------- Tanzania Association of Non Governmental Organizations
TPDC

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EXCHANGE PARTNERS - Working Institutions
Immediate Partners
Energy through Enterprise E+Co
FMO
GVEP
Barclays
Jump up

Inter University Partners University of Dar es Salaam Business School

London School of Design
London Museum of Design
Leiden University Political Science and Social Economic Studies
Dar es Salaam Institute for Diplomatic Studies (International and National Migration)
Bergen University
Technology and Design Institutes in the Netherlands
Cambridge University (UK)
Harvard School of Public Health, Cambridge Massachusetts (Boston, USA)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Boston, USA)
University of Colorado – Fort Collins
University of Dar es Salaam - Institute for Resources Management
NIMRI - Infections Disease Preventions and Malaria Prevention Institute – focusing
Gender Studies and Discrimination in craftsmanship
Veta – Dar es Salaam Vocational Training Institute
Sido, TateDO, and other Machine Tools Parent Companies
Envirocare & Association for Sustainable Energy - Organizations
Dar es Salaam Institute of Technology
Delft Institute of Technology
University of Diehl
Ardhi University
Dar es Salaam School of Engineering
Troidhem University
Danish Institute of Technology
Helsinki University
Stockholm University
Consortium of industries e.g LG, Koehler, Philips, Russell Hobbs, and other stove maker
Bajaj and Bajaj Group/ Association of Fuel Efficiency and Nano-Cars
London Association of Tax-Drivers
Stat Oil Hydro
Local Parent Companies – e.g; Machine Tools and Subsidiaries in Sub-urban areas
Finance for Development
East African Partners; Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania
African Partners
Transit from Oil/ Nuclear Power to Renewable Developing world and Copying Strategies
mechanisms; Nigeria, Algerian, Uganda, Angola, Egypt, Sudan, Tunisia, Ghana, Rep of
Congo, South Africa, and others___.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT

Management of Energy Decentralization, and Intellectual Rights Transfer and

Development of Energy Efficient Products and Services namely:

1) Method of Energy Decentralization for Building Projects.

2) Method of Reducing Traffic and Congestion from motor vehicles, train, buses,
trucks, bicycles, driving training, training of associations in transport sector.
3) Method of finance transfer and Inter continental technology exchange.
4) Energy Efficient Stoves Units for Rural Areas, design of efficiency and usability
5) Energy Efficient Units, efficient use for Small and Medium Scale Businesses.
6) Method of Inter-continental spear parts trading and technology exchange
7) Method of Inter-continental training and grooming of business leaders.
8) Method of Inter-continental craftsmanship training and grooming.
9) Method of Investment opportunities and affordability of Energy Services
Efficient.
10) Method of monitoring Energy Efficient and distribution and Utility bills
11) Efficient Cooking Appliances.
12) Domestic Hydraulics Rocket Stove – Iron Age Technology ( MAKUMBUSHO)
13) Medium Scale Rocket Stove (MAKUMBUSHO).
14) Energy Efficient Air Conditioning installments units and marketing distribution.

The general description of the proposed project is focusing on expertise on

mitigation of energy efficient product development, and services which would discourage
unnecessary rural-urban migration, by controlling rapid population growth, income
inequality; expansion of cities and poor urbanization. The purpose is to achieve National
Millenium Development Goals (MDGs), indicating strategies of poverty reduction, as
well as debt relief, and partnership through carbon reduction trading. In another outlook,
the National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MSGRP) focus on growth.
The word growth goes together with rapid urban rural migration, increasing of sales of
used-products with minimum standards of carbon emissions, as well as increasing
probabilities of starting a family at a very young age, for job securities and settlements.

Intensions are creation of projects from local levels towards national, and regional
levels such as; AFDB, then going global with continental collaborators EU, America,
Middle East, Asia including China & India together with the IMF and the World
Bank, having acceptable copying strategies and higher probabilities of loan
repayments. Thereafter, conclusions of the survey would put-out solutions needed to

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correct existing methods of mitigation, since some companies are pulling out of zero-
carbon energy investments as well as discouraging purchasing decisions.

SPECIFIC INFORMATION

Specific information of the project is the creation of business plan of products and
services which supports energy efficiency, being an Umbrella between Research
Institutions, Civil Societies Private Companies and Corporatives. Revenues created
from goods and services are for Inter-University and Inter-Continental carbon trading
research, with the main goal of avoiding overlapping of projects which are not
sustainable. There are examples of foreigners pulling out from green energy production
such as Norway pulling out from Mnazi Bay Gas Exploration and Drilling, having a joint
venture with Canada, (ARTUMAS). Swedish Investors have pulled out from Bagamoyo
Bio-fuel Sugarcane Plantation, having a joint venture with Brazilian Investors (SEKAB).
There is something that domestic energy suppliers need to learn from this, which is re-
grouping the way they conduct energy efficient businesses to reduce existing dilemma of
directions which are still standing in a limbo. The work-out is assuring the transits
towards from oil drilling to sustainable renewable energy. The final output is enabling
affordability of energy efficient services.

Currently, there are so many energy renewable companies with unsustainable measures
towards poverty reduction like so many Bajajis causing traffic congestion in the city
including: Plastic Shredders – from China, Solar and Wind Energy Whole Sellers and
Retailers, as well as garbage to briquette, and garbage to energy companies. There are
also arising bio-fuel technologies such as bio-digesters, in which their designs and
budgeting still do not meet standards of usability and affordability. The project proposal
is going to have innovative financial systems for debt relief through carbon trading, using
intellectual rights tracing, trading and compensations; increasing economy of scale
and affordability; as well as trading trade-secrets and royalties amongst countries,
companies, and civil societies located in developing and developed countries. Since the
financial crisis has brought a lot of trauma, and since products do not stay in the hands of
manufacturer but possibility of being rotten in the hands of shop keepers are enormous,

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therefore, expertise opportunities to avoid yet another crisis is essential if the business
plan concept and competitive programs keep on going.

Product development and services would also focus on monitoring pilot projects,
which are done randomly. These projects do increase energy efficiency, and also part of
increasing technology-waste. Poverty reduction is impossible in these projects because
funds circulate in the hands of few people. Probable examples are that of renewable
energy pilot projects, of making briquettes, hospital incinerations, bio-fuel, small
charcoal stoves; in which others can not make start up projects while others who win the
business plan could create quick start-up plans. There is a lot of funding from different
sources supporting NGOs and CBOs, example of Envirofit plan for creating 300,000
stoves under the support of SHELL Foundation. Many organizations which are working
randomly and differently, lack a vision towards community building projects, creating
poor urbanization, and decreasing efficiency in savings due to narrow markets, low
quality of products having a short time of durability.

Research Institutes such as Ardhi University would work on initial experiment, after
having a product ready; therefore having collaborative work with foreign partner for
mass-production. Other methods of expertise are services provided to cooperatives and a
private companies merging with the local associations for the purpose of decreasing
income inequality and increasing affordability of services. These technologies which are
under going research developments are: Energy Efficient Air Conditioning & Heating
Systems, Flammable Briquette pallets with a mixture of hydro-carbons – plastic
bags, Domestic Hydraulics Rocket Stove – Iron Age Technology, Community
Hydraulics Rocket stoves - Iron Age Technology. The Engineering Department (EE)
and the Dar es Salaam Institute of Technology (DIT) in collaboration with foreign and
domestic Research Institutions and Civil Societies and companies intends to increase
efficiency products future community building projects. Qualitative analysis through
measurements of technology waste, copying strategies is important; this is for the
purpose of monetary compensation, or debt relief through carbon trading, obtaining funds
for ecological building projects in both developed and developing countries.

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Existing Problems/ Problems to be addressed: is the understanding, and
misunderstanding of the meaning of sustainable development, towards mitigation of
energy resources. The existing procedures of doing business is that, MNCs have created
bullying green projects, having bias operations based on religion, economic status, ethnic
background, race, et cetera. These projects are not sustainable. There must be
mechanisms of leading and guiding local communities NGOs, CBOs, as well as domestic
and foreign companies working on sustainable mitigation of energy resources. The focus
of the project is also to create financial structures of (consortium, collective or basket)
funds amongst civil societies, and local governments, working with companies. This is
to avoid allocation of random projects, and poor urbanization. The current system is
that, only those who win the business plan or the given proposal receive a chance to
create energy efficient project. The end-result is that, only the few receive funding
opportunities through pilot projects, the rest of population persist under poverty.
Comparative Examples are Tanzania/Uganda cases of SPGS which supports Private
Forestation, which seem to bring a Psychological fear of some religious groups to be
willing to accept green projects, and getting out of oil exploration.

Establishments of energy efficient projects would target on community building

projects, having supervisions from Research Institutions and Association of Civil
Societies for the purpose of having equal financial distribution and implementation
of intended projects in intended communities. Climate impacts of strategies of
addressing the problem is through; re-structuring institutions in solving socio-
economic problems. The shift towards renewable energy has been that of hide and seek,
and indeed a zero-sum game. Solutions are that, checks and balances of government
audits must be through community from the grass roots and local communities without
bias of religion, race or ethnicity. Currently, only few organizations receive these
opportunities. Impacts are; increasing numbers of renewable energy products, and
decreasing number of users who could afford services and products. The strategy impact
is to reduce the gap of affordability.

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 DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS
Development impacts would be future prospects towards poverty reduction, by
innovating methods of increasing savings and efficiency in financial and energy
resources. Prospects are to reduce even a ¼ of the 2 billion population-gaps left out
without access of efficient energy resources. The scope of Information, costs and
justification of costs Requests are USD 150,000 Results of financial and energy savings
would create financial resources through consortium funds in civil societies, and finance
for ecological community building, in terms of houses, and infrastructure.

WHY SO MANY PATNERS

There are so many partners because of reducing margins of trading-derivatives for
those who rush first on the project and leave others behind. The flag of Tanzania was
drawn on large rectangles at first place, but then changed to triangular scales for the
purpose of monitoring triangular derivatives of trade and social economic development.

EXAMPLES OF METHODS OF EXPARTIES SERVICES

No Provided Service Current Method
1. Method of Energy Insufficient energy supply caused
Decentralization for every builder to have a standby
Building Projects generator for emergency during
of solving the power-cuts times. This is possible
problem for only those who could afford.
2. Method of Reducing Random entry of markets through
Traffic and survival of the fittest, e.g train
Congestion from crashes, truck crashes, crush of
motor vehicles, buses.
buses, trucks, train,
bicycles et cetera. Only minimal training is given
example Bajaj drivers could use
roads without have driving
licenses, and move into tax driving
and bus driving with insufficient
training. Structures of business are
through families, causing rapid
population growth.
Owners of a Bajaj in most cases
must bring a driver from the family
ties; a driver stays in poor urban
New Method Revenues & Adaptation
Creation of community Collecting revenues from
generators for provided services and
permanent electric expansion of trade.
power to be fed in the Creation of means of
national grid. revenue distribution for
Locations are sub- sustainable research
wards and sub divisions projects and permanent
of wards. Creation of partnership.
means of affordability
and trade exchange.
Training transport Collecting revenues from
sector associations. provided services and
Creation of sustainable expansion of trade.
trading mechanisms. Creation of means of
revenue distribution for
Restructuring sustainable research
associations in transport projects and permanent
sectors through partnership.
assurance and
insurance. Example Adaptation could be
driving training by age restrictions in reducing
groups and a number of efficiency by extended
years, e.g a tax driver in training and usability by
London receives age groups, e.g. the Masai
training for two years. are trained through age
groups.

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 areas, bringing a wife and house
girl and a child on board for road
security reasons. 100 Bajaj could
increase up to 5000 people in the
city.
Restructuring methods Examples of age 15-25
of vehicles and spear are good for bicycles; Age
parts supplies. This is 25 -35are junior starters.
including used cars Age 35-45 could have
importation and the use responsibilities in
of spear parts tiny investments and
motors vehicles. leadership; Age 45 -55 are
Introducing alternative senior leaders towards
training to compensate retirements, however
terms of trade loss. there are minor intrusion
Negotiating factors which need to be
compensation of monitored.
starting power.

3. Method of finance Survival of the fittest. Random
transfer and Inter PPP projects. Poor urbanization,
continental miscommunication of product
technology exchange, acceptance and waste of time.
and Other consortium groups receive
partners, while others don’t
because of holding each other in
hostage. .
Psychology of training
by age groups starts
from child-hood
psychology of learning
e.g. 2-3 year olds are
good random pencil and
color drawings- without
following borders.
Creation of umbrella to Collecting revenues from
control random projects provided services and
to restrict poor expansion of trade.
urbanization.
Monitoring partnerships
and intellectual rights.

JUSTIFICATION OF SPENDINGS IN DETAILS

BUGDET AND JUSTIFICATION OF SPENDINGS IN DETAILS

EXPERTS
City Council, Innovative Artworks,
Ardhi Univ, AFDB, Urban -
Regional Plan Frame works and
transformation.
INPUT
Innovating new strategies, to avoid
waste of resources, eg. Technology
waste. EU Investors, EU, Asia, &
East Africa, and rest of African
partners.
OUTPUT BUGDET & TIME
IN USD
Documenting database of
research assignments,
giving illustration of
expected results. Social,
Environmental & Economic
investment goals. ------------ 10,000 (24 months)

COSTEC– Intellectual Rights
Expert in Intellectual Rights Trading
amongst MNCs.
Testing applications, of intellectual
rights transformation for individual
and cooperatives and associations,
eg. Tax drivers & owners, bus drivers
& owners, truck drivers and oweners,
monitoring the entry and out letting
in their markets, over-all system of
management and movement of
transactions. The goal is cleaning the
city, and maintaining the city in
Managing intellectual rights 10,000 (24 months)
transformation towards
international city standards.
Managing community based
innovations into Intellectual
rights and business
development.

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Dar es Salaam Business school and
Management Accounting - (IFM),
CBE, Coordinator of Civil Societies
& Companies
Dar es Salaam Computing Center
& NIMRI Center for disease control
Dar es Salaam College of
Engineering, &
Dar es Salaam Institute of
Technology
Ardhi Univesity , & Dar es Salaam
College of Resources Management,
& Moshi Cooperative College.
Creation of Research Centers for
Land, Financial and Human
Resources Management regional
-wide, such as: Mwalimu Nyerere
Academy University, Mzumbe
University, Dodoma University,
Tumaini University and other
Universities in Tanzanian regions.
international city standards.
Accountings of SACCOS, Assurance
and Insurance, of working with Inter-
University SACCOS and
Cooperatives for future usability and
affordability.
Practical applications of simple
biometrics method for resources and
time management. Biometrics
Applications on monitoring human-
anatomy eg. Back-pains, malaria,
breast pains, et cetera.
Transforming innovations from Iron-
Age into built used technology.
Knowledge of pattern transformation
for Inter-University trading.
Monitoring and training, and re-
training human resources and
efficient use of technology and
management of technology waste, by
encouraging the formation of
association and a know how of
intellectual rights transfer.
Monitoring efficiency in the use of
resources. Both human resources,
financial resources and land use due
to creation of rapid educational
centers and creation of intellectual
minds eventually to end-up in slums.
Un-willingness of living in rural
areas because of bad infrastructure
and availability of modern services.
Creation of availability of services
and infrastructure to avoid migration.
30,000 (24months)
Monitoring transformation
of intellectual rights, and
construction of new
technologies
20,000 (24 months)
Management of biometrics
and controlling epidemics of
diseases via human-anatomy
and statistical databases to
pin -point sources of
problems. Reducing income
inequality.
20,000 (24 months)
Building innovations into
products, Monitoring
transformation -of
intellectual rights, such as
ready made machinery,
inventions, patterns and
industrial designs.
30,000 (24 months)
Training and re-training of
human resource by age-
groups. Monitoring success
and failures of associations
and know-how of
intellectual rights.
30,000 (24 months)
Efficiency in the use of
-----resources, such as land
use, the use of efficient
technologies and of human
capital as the cause of rapid
expansion of cities. Special
education on technology
waste management is
inevitable to reduce random
private projects. Also a
good source of fund raising
through books created by
association of Inter-
Universities.
Total USD 150, 000
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 DUMMY DETAILS OF INITIAL
ACTIVITIES OF MARKETS AND SOURCES OF REVENUES

1. Coordinating training of sources of markets and cost estimates

EXPERTISE SOURCES OF SOURCES OF REVENUES COST ESTIMATES INCOME SURPLUS
SERVICES MARKETS ESTIMATES AFTER TAX

DETAILS OF ACTIVITIES AND COST IN GIVEN SERVICES

EXPERTISE COST PER EXPECTED TOTAL INPUT AND TIME RESPONSIBLE OUT PUT
SERVICES QUANTITY COSTS SCHEDULE EXPERT AND TIME
ITEM SCHEDULE

DETAILS OF INITIAL ACTIVITIES IN THE BUGDET AND GIVEN MARKETS

1. Coordinating training through Inter Universities, Colleges, Associations of

Business Groups and their trainees without chances getting into college, and
creation of database of their activities, database of finance, database of auditing,
database of stock keeping and of sales, database of human resources expenses,
insurance and assurance expenses, database of revenues and distribution of
revenues, as well as database of tax payments and distribution of tax payments
from local community, district, regional and the central government.

Example of Working Schedule

Finance Training Auditing Stock Purchasing Sales Insurance Revenues Taxes Distribution of
Activities Human Expenses keeping Products & Revenues
Estimates Resources and services Assurance amongst
trainers and
medium scale
associations
1.
2.

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 2. Coordinating training and transformation of intellectual rights through Inter
Universities, Colleges, and Association of Business groups, and Trainers who are
not in the Academic Fields.

Example of Working Schedule

Finance Training Auditing Stock Purchasing Sales Insurance Revenues Taxes Distribution of
Activities Human Expenses keeping Intellectual & Revenues
Estimates Resources rights and Assurance amongst
patterns trainers
through
books &
lecture
1.
2.

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