This white paper on Rural Urban Development Corridor was done few years ago, to emphasis on the development challenges in a populous world. There are a similar claim called Agrodor; which had hacked much of the paper..!!

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3. “In addition, the latest FAO annual report The State of Food and Agriculture
indicates that women represent 43% of the agricultural workforce in the
developing countries (50% in sub-Saharan Africa). But they have less access to
production resources and opportunities. If we were to close this male-female
gap, women’s output could increase by 20 to 30%, which would have a positive
impact on the agricultural production of developing countries of 2.5 to 4%.
This would lead to a reduction in number of hungry people of 12 to 17% per
year, or 100 to 150 million people.
Current trends in changing diets are expected to continue with high
urbanization. By 2050, urban areas should account for 70% of the world’s
population. The trends should accelerate with the rapid improvement of
average living standards in emerging countries. Demand for meat doubled
between 1980 and 2005, while that for eggs increased fourfold. This change in
diet will prompt greater world demand for cereals, as it takes 7 kilograms of
animal feed to produce 1 kilogram of beef, and 2.5 kilograms of feed to
produce 1 kilogram of poultry meat.”
By Jacques Diouf, Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization
of the United Nations (FAO)
“The Future of Agriculture in Africa”
Saint-Louis, Senegal
27 April 2011

6. Development:
The rising cost of Millennium Global Targets hinder the standards
of wellbeing, whereas worldly the social financial measures are
declining rather than climbing
Employment:
The sharp rise of unemployment due to technology, economic
contraction and austerity requires developing the manpowered
Agro sectors and industries
Sustainability:
The imbalance between development and urbanism creates
shear stresses on governments to sustain the Urban Rural
optimum equilibrium
Security:
The Food Security and Agro Production is the worry of 21st
century, with more than 15 mln hectares are currently utilized
in global land grab, and increasing fast

7. Urban Overheating and Deterioration
Deterioration of Agriculture Sector
By 2050; Metropolitans will host 50% of World Populations
Urban Migration
Development
Opportunities
Ruralism
Upgrade
Rural Areas
Infrastructure
Congestion
Inflation
Increased
Urbanism
Reverse Migration
Employment
Services
Transit
Infrastructure

8. Baselines:
▪ State Owned Arable Land
▪ Owners Agro Development Corporations (Holding & Operational)
▪ Transit Oriented Development (TOD)
▪ Comprehensive Socioeconomic Development
▪ Incentives and Facilities for Investments (FDIs & Local)
Components:
▪ Farming Models
▪ Agri Light Industries
▪ Agri Businesses Molecules
▪ Public Transit Systems
▪ Communications & Technology Grid
▪ Educational & Health Facilities
▪ Affordable Housing Models; if any
▪ Urban Businesses Incubation
Farmland
Products
MarketFunds

9. Consumers
Or Exchange
Local Transport
& Delivery
Packing &
Sort Processing
Farming
& Production
Agro
Infrastructure
Developing
Leadership
Economy
Diversification
Improving
Wellness
Improving
Environment
Improving
Competitiveness
Agri
Hub
Opportunities
Consolidation
Regulatory
Incentives
Sector
Openness
Industry
Evolution
Economical
Sustainability
Rural Development (Concerns of Governments)
Rural Business Value Chain (Opportunities for Investments)

10. Pros:
▪ Political Will that are interpreted in Executive Procedures
▪ Legislation Hospitality for Direct Foreign Investments
▪ Progressive and Upgradable Concession Structuring
▪ Public Awareness Plans and Programs
▪ Availability of Domestic Resources and Manpower
Cons:
▪ Complicated Legal Restrictions on Investments and
Enterprising
▪ Complex Sociopolitical Fabrics and Unrest
▪ Acute Irrigation Resources
▪ Troubled Capacity Building Schemes

11. Business
Park &
Catalyst
Plots
Railways
Station
Freight
HubMedium
Business
Small
Business
Mixed
Use
Small
Retail
Business
Railways
Workshop
Planning, Activities and
Design of the hubs vary and
correlate to both business
and socioeconomic needs of
farming productions and
facilities
Transit, Industrial, Retail,
Academic, Healthcare,
Governmental, Business,
Financial, Logistics, etc..

12. Small Farms
20 Acres
Irrigation Support
2,000 m3
Diary Processing
Poultry Processing
Electricity Supply
250KW/Farm
Collection &
Transport
Abattoir & Meat
Processing
Leather Processing
& Products
State Arable Land
Railways & Toll-Road
Infrastructure Grids
20kmWidthoftheFramingCorridor
40,000 Hectares
100,000 Acres
Farm Land
40,000 Hectares
100,000 Acres
Farm Land
40,000 Hectares
100,000 Acres
Farm Land
40,000 Hectares
100,000 Acres
Farm Land
40,000 Hectares
100,000 Acres
Farm Land
40,000 Hectares
100,000 Acres
Farm Land
Rural
Industrial
Compound
Rural
Industrial
Compound
Rural
Industrial
Compound
AGRI
Support
Hub
AGRI
Support
Hub
AGRI
Support
Hub
AGRI
Support
Hub
Cooperative
Village
Cooperative
Village
Cooperative
Village
Cooperative
Village

13. Consultant
Investment Development & Management (IDM)
Consortium of THARWAH Capital Partners
Minority
Investors
(Syndicates, SIGs,
Unions,..)
Development
Agency
(Government
Partner)
Sector
Operators
&
Investors
X1, X2, X3, ..
(Strategic Seed
Investors)
THARWAH Holding
The Concession Company
World Bank
Procurement
& Concessions
Guidelines
Award Mgmt
Negotiate
Award
Product
Concession
Design Mgmt
Enabling Environment
PPP Initiative
Regulatory
Targets
Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs)
Lohoom
Cooperative Commercial Ops
Meat Processing Ctrs
Jolood
Cooperative Commercial Ops
Leather Processing Ctrs
AlJoud
Cooperative Fulfillment & Transport
Retail Chain & Network
Tharwah
Resources CSR Programs
Training & Research
Framers
Subscriptions
Industry
SMEs
Subscriptions
Retailers
Subscriptions

14. Project Realization
Project Initiation
Product Validation
Award IDMA
Initial Statuary
Consent
Concession
Company
Investment & Development
Management Plan
Shareholders & Investors
Management
Stakeholders & Regulatory
Management
Assets Development
Assets Management
Landlords &
Plot Investors
End-Users
Infrastructure Technical &
Procurement Management
Property & Commercial
Concessions Management
Executive Proposal and General Orientation

15. Mining
Livestock
Agriculture
Area 493,180 km2
6 mln Population, 2.8 mln IDP and 3.6 DIHA*
* DIHA : Dependent on International Humanitarian Aid

16. F
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20. Traditional
Conflict
Resolution
Mechanism
No Standard
System to
Cover All
Issues
Proactive
Vision &
Activities are
Needed
Competing
Mechanisms
Ethnic
Divide
Gender
Divide
Stand
Still
National
Resources
Management
Youth
Unemployment
Aid
Dependency
Traumas &
Stigmas
Cultural &
Social Fabrics
Resources
Pros & Cons
Local &
Regional Politics
Initiative for
Comprehensive
Cooperative
Development
Development
for Peace
Seed Investors
& Donors
PPP Models
Temporary
Short Term
Projects

21. GEN
NYL
FSR
KRM
RHD
FOR
TZB
New Urban and Rural
Settlements
Integrated Agri Economical
Catalyst
Linkage to Regional Transit
Networks
Suburban & Administration
Centers
Magnet for Elite’s Home
Settlement
Mining
Livestock
Agriculture
Hubs

22. Information Extractions Mechanism
Physical
Infrastructure
Functions
of Services
Restore
Social Fabrics
Economic
Development
Redevelopment
of Settlements
Darfur Regional Planning
DRP
Population
Movement
Governance
Capacity Building
Environmental
Management
Desertification
Water Management
Urbanism
UN and Partners Work Plan 2011

23. RUDC Hub
Marin Transit Hub
Arable Land for cash Crops
Transit Corridor
Transit Connection
Road Transport
Railways Transport
Livestock Farming
Paved Roads & ICT 700 km
7 RUDC Hubs
Cash Crops Farming 1 mln Acres
Livestock Farming 2 mln Acres
Integrated CSRs Facilities
Rural & Nomad Development
Jabl
Marrah
TZB
GEN
FOR
RHD
NYL
FSR
KRM
Railways 400 km
Facilities for 50 Farming Villages

24. Sociopolitical Targets:
▪ Restore Ethnic and Cultural Equilibriums
▪ Create New Economic Framework and Opportunities
▪ Create New Settlements with Employment Opportunities
▪ Support Darfur Regional Development Plan
Development Targets:
▪ Diversify Potentials and Capabilities
▪ Upgrade Farming and Agro Business and Associated Industries
▪ Create a Transit Oriented Development Model
▪ Transport Educational and Health Services
▪ Boost the Economic Growth by new PPP Structures
▪ Upgrade National Transit Connections and Hubs
▪ Develop a National CSR Framework for Local and FDIs
▪ Create Opportunities to Encourage Entrepreneurship and Enterprising

25. Strengths:
▪ Political Will for National Development
▪ Strong Agro Farming and Resources
▪ Int’l Interests to develop a Sustainable Agro Model
Weaknesses:
▪ Developing National Mobilization and Resettlement
▪ Acute shortage of Resources
▪ High Cost of Infrastructure and Water Resources
Opportunities:
▪ Acute Demand on Transportation and Logistics
▪ Growing Demand for Agro Industries and Facilities
▪ Transformation into Corporate Agro Enterprising
Threats:
▪ Irregular Political Unrest
▪ Capacity Building for Civic Society and Authorities