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7.5 EXAMINE POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF PRIVATE SECTOR ALC OWNERSHIP As a core partner of the GCCA, the trade association representing the businesses involved in the cold chain, WFLO experience with international best practices has demonstrated that the greatest success and sustainability with cold chain investments occur when they are developed and managed by private sector actors. The idea that ALCs should be owned by a set of private businesses that rely on small business owners to be experts in their various fields/cold chain segments, should be examined in the context of Uzbekistan as this model usually promotes the greatest efficiencies, and therefore profitability. Alternatively, the ALCs can be structured initially as parastatal entities, with 50% owned by the government and 50% owned by private businesses via a public private partnership or PPP. 7.6 COMMISSION THE GATHERING OF ADDITIONAL DATA The WFLO team cannot make a firm recommendation for developing the ALCs, given the numerous variables that have yet to be determined, such as, but not limited to the availability of personnel to staff these facilities; availability of specialists to train management and staff personnel onsite at the ALCs; the management and the operations staff’s ability to grasp the necessary criteria to assume ever-increasing leadership/ownership roles; and the wide variances in situations arising from the seasonal availability of incoming horticultural volume, and, the physical condition of that volume. Such data will be used to determine and justify the size, location and operations of the ALCs as well as an appropriate timeline for their development. WFLO has requested the required quantitative data from the MoA to develop the recommendations above. These requested data sets are included as Annex 7 in this report. If the MoA is not able to provide this data, WFLO recommends that a follow-up assessment is conducted to gather necessary data to confirm the assumptions. Once the data is available for the research team to analyze, the following information can be obtained and further provided: 1.1. Location 1 (Tashkent) 1.1.1. Size – Facility Design 1.1.2. Services 1.1.3. Operations 1.1.4. Support elements (technology, warehouse management systems, etc.) 1.1.5. Business model 1.1.6. Ownership type 1.1.7. Pathway to sustainability 1.1.8. Environmental 1.2. Location 2 (Andijan) 1.2.1. Size – Facility Design 1.2.2. Services 1.2.3. Operations 1.2.4. Support elements (technology, warehouse management systems, etc.) 1.2.5. Business model 1.2.6. Ownership type 1.2.7. Pathway to /sustainability 1.2.8. Environmental 1.3. Location 3 (Samarkand) 1.3.1. Size – Facility Design 1.3.2. Services 1.3.3. Operations 1.3.4. Support elements (technology, warehouse management systems, etc.) USAID.GOV ASSESSMENT OF REGIONAL AGRI-LOGISTICS CENTERS IN UZBEKISTAN | 32 1.3.5. Business model 1.3.6. Ownership type 1.3.7. Pathway to sustainability 1.3.8. Environmental Download 1.01 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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