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Development Worshop Angola – CLIFF Housing Program
Progress, Challenges and Perspectives
• Progress against business plan• Project results x Expectations
• Programme Analysis
• Context Analysis
• Organizational Analysis
• Approach to financial sustainability
• Business plan 2014-15• Key outputs
• Project Strategies / Approaches
• Organizational Development
Progress against Business Plan
Results x Expectations
• Houses: 97 to be concluded by the end of March (240 planned)
• Water and sanitation: two borehole concluded (two more to be conclude before March)
• Land secured: 130 ha.
• Credit: No credit provided. Credit for 30 houses expected for before March)
Progress against Business Plan
Program Analisys
• Legal dispute around land ownership delayed work in 1st year and affected second year (problem solved)
• Construction speed and quality (field supervision not strong enought)
• Clear need to strengthen the team at in field supervision and in cost control (analytical accountancy)
Progress against Business Plan
Context Analisys
• State important actor in provision of housing but doing little or inadeaquate action for the lower end of the market
• Private sector also oriented to government projects or high-cost housing
• Informal sector very active in construction but with low quality
• Weak institutions make legal disputes and regularizations processes slow
Progress against Business Plan
Organizational Analisys
• Pool of organizations (DW, KixiCrédito, HabiTec)
• Public recognition. Contributed to the extra courts agreement.
• Existing in house capacity and projects in complementary areas
• Team still to be developed/strengthened in technical areas
• Systems need further development (supervision and analytical accountancy needs to be developed)
• Still at modest scale to get good efficiency and low costs.
Approach to Financial Sustainability
• Social entreprises
• Cross subsidies (e.g. Panguila)
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Current Assets 1.9 M 1.7M 1.7 M
Fixed Assets 7.8 M 8.2 M 8.6 M
Total Assets 9.7 M 9.9 M 10.2 M
Liabilities
Short Term Loan 356T 480 T 649 T
CLIFF-HI Loan 1.2 M 782 T 391 T
Line of Credit/ Com Loan 751 T 1.0 M 1.0 M
Equity 7.4 M 7.6 M 8.2 M
Liabilities& Equity 9.7 M 9.9 M 10.2 M
Approach to Financial Sustainability
• Social entreprises
• Cross subsidies (e.g. Panguila)
• Diversify sources of funding
Revenue Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Core Houses 3.6 M 4.8 M 6.5 M
Cost of Houses (2.8 M) (3.7 M) (5.0M)
Plots 210 T 283 T 383 T
Gross Margin 1 M 1.4 M 1.9 M
Admin & Operating Expense 794 T 759 T 782 T
Income Before Other Exp. 256 T 658 T 1.1 M
Other Expenses 347 T 465 T 536 T
Income(Loss) Before Taxes (91 T) 193 T 595 T
Business Plan 2014-2015
Key Outputs
• Conclude the 240 houses from the previous contracts (by mid 2014)
• Increase (modestly) scale
• Prepare construction in Luanda (Panguila) area
• Strengthen supervision and monitoring systems
• Consolidate land tenure security (separate commercial project with part that we had conflith with in the past)
Business Plan 2014-2015
Project Strategies
• Continue integration with complementary projects (Urban Land Management, Water and Sanitation Project);
• Consolidate action in tandem with KixiCrédito and HabiTec;
• Use experience in community managament of basic services to strengthen community of dwellers
Business Plan 2014-2015
Organizational Development
• Consolidate HabiTerra as a company providing social houses and land managment services• Capacity development on specific areas (accountancy for
construction, contract management, etc)
• Develop public profile of HabiTerra in the housing sector
• With KixiCrédito develop/consolidate marketing for housing / land credit products
• Team development: hire more qualified staff, more training to existing team and constructors