Effective Engagement of the Private Sector KEY SUCCESS FACTOR IN CLUSTER INITIATIVES KEY SUCCESS FACTOR IN CLUSTER INITIATIVES 11 th Conference of the TCI Cape Town, 28 th October, 2008 Ted Lyman Senior Principal Economic Competitiveness Group Human Resources Technology Access to Capital Business Climate Physical Infra- structure Economic Foundations etwork of Supplier Firms Firms supplying inputs, raw materials, components, parts, and specialized services. Leading Firms Key firms exporting Goods and Services Outside the Region Economic Competitiveness Group, Inc. Economic Competitiveness Group, Inc.
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Effective Engagement of the Private Sector
KEY SUCCESS FACTOR IN CLUSTER INITIATIVES KEY SUCCESS FACTOR IN CLUSTER INITIATIVES 11th
Conference of the TCI
Cape Town, 28th October, 2008
Ted LymanSenior Principal
Economic Competitiveness Group
Human
ResourcesTechnology
Access to
CapitalBusiness
Climate
Physical
Infra-
structure
Economic Foundations
etwork of Supplier Firms
Firms supplying inputs, raw materials,
components, parts, and specialized services.
LeadingFirms
Key firms exporting
Goods and Services
Outside the Region
Economic Competitiveness Group, Inc.Economic Competitiveness Group, Inc.
Ted LymanSenior Principal
Economic Competitiveness GroupEconomic Competitiveness Group, Inc.Economic Competitiveness Group, Inc.
Definition of ClusterDefinition of Cluster
A cluster is a geographically proximate group of
interconnected companies and associated institutions
in a particular field, linked by commonalities and
complementarities.
The geographic scope of clusters ranges from a The geographic scope of clusters ranges from a
region, a state, or even a single city to span nearby or
neighboring countries.
-- Prof. Michael Porter
Other key references: TCI’s Green Book,, Mitchell Group
Report, UNIDO, etc.
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CENTRAL TENANTS OF CLUSTER-BASED
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
THE TRIPLE HELIXTHE TRIPLE HELIX
�Government
�Private sector
�Academia
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�The creator of wealth
�The engine of growth
�The ultimate voice of the marketplace
WHY PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT IS SO IMPORTANT
�Source of market signals
�Source of leadership
�Potential partner in many initiatives:
�Public Private Partnership
�Source of funding, investment
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�Western Canada�E. Europe
Tianjin
�.�Russia
Spain
UK�.
�. �Georgia�.
�Kazakhstan
�OttawaSeattle
EXAMPLES OF CLUSTER INITIATIVES THAT ARE EFFECTIVELY ENGAGING THE
PRIVATE SECTOR
�Queenslan
�Chihuahua �Morocco
Singapore
Bangalore
�Tianjin
�Hong KongCampeche
�South Africa
�Pakistan
�Nicaragua
Panama
�.
�.
Spain �.
�.�.Malaysia�.
�Georgia
�Brazil
�Guyana Ethiopia
UgandaTanzania
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Teshome Kebede
DCOP/Hides, Skins & Leather Sector Manager
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�Ethiopia is among the world’s top ten countries endowed with the largest livestock resources
��Its livestock is not ranch based but owned by farmers that Its livestock is not ranch based but owned by farmers that comprise 85% of the country’s 80 million populationcomprise 85% of the country’s 80 million population
Opportunities in the Ethiopian Leather Sector
comprise 85% of the country’s 80 million populationcomprise 85% of the country’s 80 million population
��Adding value to livestock resource in Ethiopia means Adding value to livestock resource in Ethiopia means addressing poverty at its grass rootsaddressing poverty at its grass roots
�60% of the world’s finest quality of gloving leather comes from Ethiopia
�The leather sector is the forth largest industrial sector for the country
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�Factors affecting the sector’s competitiveness:
�In Ethiopia, animal breeding is traditional and household based
�Most of the slaughtering is done in private homesteads
instead of abattoirs
Opportunities….contd.
instead of abattoirs
�Collection of raw hides and skins involves a long line of stakeholders with incoherent relationships
Market
�Huge global market – <70bln per annum and increasing�Ethiopia shares <1/10th of 1% of this!
�Quality is suffering and earnings reducing as a result
Breeding Tanning
Why Cluster?
� Integrate VC actors to coherently work together
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Market
Tanning
Breeding HarvestingLG
ProductionMarket
�Enlarge the industry to benefit from the economy of scale� Increases their respective shares than otherwise � Makes them competitive in the global market
Breeding Tanning
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INCREASE EXPORTS BY 70%
OVER THREE YEARSGOAL
LEAD Ministry of Trade and IndustryLEAD
FUNDING
STATUS
Ministry of Trade and Industry
United States Agency for
International Development (USAID)
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Completed 3 years of work,
beginning 2-year final phase
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IMPACT IN FIGURES
10,000
12,000
52% in
2 years
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr ay Jun
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
� Full Partner with Government and Academia
� Key trade association fully engaged:
�Ethiopian Leather Industry Association preparing
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ROLE OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR IN TLT
�Ethiopian Leather Industry Association preparing
to take over initiative
�Industry cost sharing in funding action initiatives
� 30 private sector leaders individually engaged in CWG
activities with gov’t and academic leaders meeting at least
once a quarter
�Several PS leaders are “champions” of cluster initiatives
�More than six other clusters inspired
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NEW SUCCESS DIMENSIONS ACHIEVED
�Decreased hides and skins pre-harvest damages
from 69% to 53%from 69% to 53%
�Increased raw stock collection by 15%
(Value of above two between USD 56 to >200 million)
�FDI/Private sector investment in the industry
increasing
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NEW SUCCESS DIMENSIONS ACHIEVED..contd
� Promotion of branding Ethiopian leather
products showing marked success:products showing marked success:�The TAYTU brand now a regular high end
product in US upper market segment
�Footwear made in Ethiopia getting
momentous response from US buyers
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Participation by
A Taytu tie’n die bag Unmistakably Taytu Participation by Invitation
Buyers in D&A stunned by what Taytu could offer so differently from the usual
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LESSONS LEARNED
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Effectives clusters are result of creating working
and lasting partnership between:
GovernmentGovernment
Private Sector
Academia
Indispensable trio-partners difficult to partner!
LESSONS LEARNED
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Government:
� Broad scoped
� Resources and attention thinly spread� Resources and attention thinly spread
� Political attunement, tendency to
control/champion
� Exposed to corruption
� Influenced by change of leadership
� Who does it belong to?
LESSONS LEARNED…contd
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Academia:
� Too theoretical and lots of abstraction� Too theoretical and lots of abstraction
� Often influenced by training background
� Detached from situation on the ground
� Does not have value for time
� Usually risk averse
LESSONS LEARNED…contd
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Private Sector:
�Self centered
�Value optimization
�Faster than situations on the ground can allow�Faster than situations on the ground can allow
�Striving to catch up –opportunities are time bound
�Limited capacity for slow impacting initiatives
�Time value of resources –no nurturing of china eggs
�Dissociated
�Striving for best match making
� Suspicious more often than not
�Avoid burning your fingers more than once
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A successful cluster is
the result of institutional
partnership between the
three indispensable
agents of development, agents of development,
government, academia
and the private sector,
where the partnership
goes on whether or not
the individuals that
initiated it prevail.TLT’s triple hilex vowing to stay
together
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THANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOU
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