• Model: Co-ownership with other farmers through the coop
• Farm Size: 200 units
• Location: Iwo, Osun State, Nigeria
• Farmer(s): 200 smallholder farmers with an average experience of 10 years
• Jobs Attached: 50 Youths
• USAID is sponsoring smallholder farmers: They are organized into association or coop. They are inviting you to support them by joining the association/coop.
How my money will be used? Your fund will be used to buy farm inputs to successfully produce the land, hire workers, and sell the harvest.
Insurance Policy: Insured by Leadway Assurance. Leadway Multiperil Insurance policy will be bought for the farm. Scenario A: If the crops are lost before Harvest, the insurance policy will pay back the costs of replanting your crops and growing your crops to maturity less the policy co-pay. The co-pay is the amount subtracted from the amount claimed to get the amount payable to your farm. Co-pay can be up to 10%. Scenario B: If the crops are lost or damaged during harvest, the insurance policy will pay back the market value of crops lost or damaged during harvest.
Return & VAT: You will get 40% of the net profit made by the farmer plus your capital back in 7 months. At the end of your contract duration, you will receive both capital and return with a minimum of 7% interest.
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How Insurance mitigates the risk (weather, diseases and pests):
The insurance policy will insure your farm against the risks of physical loss or damage to crops caused directly by the following perils: Fire, Lightning, Aircraft damage, Windstorm Damage, Flood, Outbreak of Pest and Diseases. The standard coverage provided by this policy will pay for the production costs of crops that have been lost or damaged during the period from planting up to the maturity of the crop. All investments carry risks. Even with insurance, there may still be risk of loss.