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THE STRATEGIC POSITION AND ACTION EVALUATION (SPACE) MATRIX

These dimensions are explained below:

Internal Strategic Position

External Strategic Position Financial Strength (FS) Environmental Stability (ES) Risk involved in businessImpact of technology Price elasticity of demand Debt to equity ratio
Working capital condition
Leverage
Political situation Liquidity Demand variability Ease of exit from market Price range of competing products Cash flow statement Rate of inflation Return on investment Competitive pressure Competitive Advantage (CA) Industry Strength (IS) Access to the market
Market share
Demand and supply factors Resource utilization Growth potential Quality of product and services Profit potential Product life cycle Financial stability Customer loyalty Technological know-how Capacity, location and layout Productivity, capacity utilization Technological know-how Capital intensity Backward and forward integration Ease of entry into market

After the selection of variables the rating is assigned to each. After the addition of these variables taking the average. For example financial strength is explain below

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Role of financial Institutions in Agriculture Sector

Which banks are authorized for providing agricultural credit to farmers/growers?

All banks can provide agricultural credit to Farmers / growers. SBP does not restrain any bank from providing agricultural credit. However, under the Agricultural Credit Scheme indicative targets are given to 21 banks on annual basis. These include; two specialized banks (ZTBL & PPCBL), five major commercial banks (ABL, HBL, MCB, NBP & UBL) and 14 domestic private commercial banks; 1) Askari Com. Bank, 2) Bank Al-Habib, 3) Bank Al-Falah , 4) My Bank, 5) Faysal Bank, 6) Habib Metropolitan Bank, 7) PICIC Com. Bank, 8) KASB Bank, 9) Prime Com. Bank , 10) Saudi Pak Com. Bank, 11) Soneri Bank, 12) Bank of Khyber, 13) Bank of Punjab and 14)Standard Chartered Bank (Pakistan).

Who is eligible for agricultural credit from the banks?

Any individual (farmers/livestock farmers, fishermen, fish farmers), corporate firms, cooperative societies/self help groups under-taking livestock related activities, fish catching/ processing /packing companies and fish exporters having sufficient knowledge and relevant experience are eligible to draw agricultural credit from banks.

Are the traders and intermediaries engaged in trading/processing of agricultural
commodities eligible for agricultural credit?

Loans to entities exclusively engaged in processing, packaging and marketing of agricultural produce shall not fall under agricultural financing and would be covered under commercial or SME financing. However, agricultural financing can be extended to entities (including corporate farms, partnerships and individuals) engaged in farming activity as well as processing, packaging and marketing of mainly their own agricultural produce, provided 75% of the agriculture produce being processed, packaged and marketed is being produced by the abovementioned entities themselves.

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