INTRODUCTION
Name & BPIN: Ibeshe EcoFoods (BPIN_IE001)
Matric Number: GST302/001
Name of Business: Ibeshe EcoFoods
Product/Service Focus: Agricultural production and processing
SDG: SDG 2 (Zero Hunger)
Study Center: Lagos Study Center
Academic Program: GST302
Phone Number: 08012345678
Email Address:
[email protected] Zone: Lagos Zone
PROBLEM DEFINITION & GOALS
Problem Statement: Limited access to fresh, healthy, and
sustainable food options in Ikorodu.
Mission Statement: To provide fresh, locally sourced, and healthy
food products to residents, promoting sustainable agricultural
practices.
Vision Statement: To become a leading provider of quality food
products in Lagos State.
Focused SDGs: SDG 2, SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being),
SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production)
INNOVATION
New Ideas: Organic farming methods, value-added products.
Unique Aspects: Locally sourced produce, sustainable practices.
Integration of 21st-century Technology: Precision farming, online
platforms.
FEASIBILITY
Realism: Our business plan is grounded in market
research and feasibility studies.
Achievability: We have identified suitable land for
farming.
SWOT ANALYSIS
Strengths: Experienced team, sustainable practices.
Weaknesses: High initial investment costs.
Opportunities: Growing demand for healthy food options.
Threats: Competition from established agricultural businesses.
KEY ACTIVITIES
Delivering Value Proposition: Fresh, healthy, and sustainable food
products.
Reaching out to Clients: Partnerships with local markets,
supermarkets, and online platforms.
Revenue Generation: Farm produce sales, processed food sales,
online sales.
Building a Competitive Advantage: Continuous innovation,
customer engagement.
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Fixed Costs: Land acquisition, farm setup, processing equipment.
Working Capital: Initial investment, operational costs.
Pricing: Competitive pricing strategy.
Average Monthly Output Estimate: ₦1,500,000.
Expected Income: ₦1,000,000 monthly.
Profit and Gross Margin: 30% monthly.
IMPACT & SUSTAINABILITY
Extent of Positive Impact: Improved access to healthy food
options, sustainable agricultural practices.
Sustainability: Continuous monitoring and improvement of
farming practices.