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FirstRand — The Tiger Brands Foundation — Investor Presentation (June 2014)
22 slides from FirstRand's investor presentation, June 2014
Slide 1: Nourishing Young Growing Minds
Nourtshing Young Growing Minds Kelvin Glen The Tiger Brands Foundation Twitter: @tigerbrandsfdt Facebook: The Tiger Brands Foundation www.thetigerbrandsfoundation.com
Slide 2: Tiger Brands Foundation established in 2010
In 2010 The Tiger Brands Foundation was established with Tiger Brands Limited allocating 5% of its dividends to the Foundation. The Foundation is now one of the main channels through which we invest in our communities. TBF Office opened 05th May 2011. Annual budget of R 14 million.
Slide 3: National Schools Nutrition Programme
National Schools Nutrition Programme • In 2012/13, the National School Nutrition Programme fed about 9 million children daily in quintile 1-3 schools daily • Feeds children 201 days per year • TBF compliments the NSNP
Slide 4: Target Group and Activities
Target Group and Activities • In – school breakfast feeding programme • Kitchens • NSNP Awards • Monitoring & Evaluation
Slide 5: An in-school breakfast feeding programme to complement the NSNP
An in-school breakfast feeding programme to compliment the NSNP Programme
Slide 6: Tiger Brands Foundation and Department of Basic Education roles
Tiger Brands Foundation Department of Basic Education 1. Provide the donated food for 1. Assist in identifying cluster of the in-school breakfast feeding schools to benefit from the in- programme. school breakfast feeding 2. Provide the Monitoring platform programme & mobile phones per 2. Provide te
Slide 7: Why an in-school breakfast feeding programme?
Why an in-school breakfast feeding programme ? • “You can’t teach a hungry child” • The SA government feeding programme feeds after 11h00 • Most NGO interventions feed in isolation & out of school • 1st “in-school breakfast feeding” programme • Public Private Partnership • Whole school receives brea
Slide 8: Beneficiary schools and learners by province
Province Urban Rural Area Schools Learners 13 Alex Township 16 926 Gauteng X Vosloorus 1 1 175 X Ashton 6 3 677 Western Cape x Vlaakteplaas 1 106 Limpopo X Modimolle 5 6 054 Mpumalanga X Kabokweni 3 2 665 Kwa Zulu Natal X Bergville 4 2 599 Eastern Cape X Lady Frere 28 5 700 North West X Brits 1 568
Slide 9: In-school breakfasts served July 2011 – May 2014
17 295 994 In-school breakfasts served July 2011 – May 2014
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Slide 11: Impact
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Slide 12: Mobenzi real-time monitoring
Mobenzi • Up to the minute real-time reporting • Builds a profile on each project site (school) • Manages school monitors • Empowers the SMT to self manage • Detailed reports on food delivery, food preparation, in-school breakfast & NSNP, hygiene, performance & influencing factors
Slide 13: TBF monitoring platform screens
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Slide 14: School performance
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Slide 15: Beneficiary schools responsibilities
Beneficiary Schools responsibilities: • Receive the Tiger Brands Foundation food • Serve breakfast before school 07h30 – 08h00 • Manage the Food Handlers • Keep cooking facilities clean and hygienic • Responsible for the donated utensils • Cooperate with the School Monitors • Attend project meetings
Slide 16: Positive impacts
Positive impacts on: • Behaviour • School attendance (Time & absenteeism • Nutrition • Contributes to whole school development • Enterprise Development • Skills development • Infrastructure • Shaping the future of school feeding • Developing a replicable PPP model
Slide 17: Public Private Partnership
Weekly Report Monthly Meetings Quarterly Reports / Reviews Annual Reviews Public Private Partnership
Slide 18: Impact study focus and coverage
The focus was on: 1. Nutritional status 2. Learner performance 3. School attendance The study covered: 1. Anthropometric measurements (weight & height) to measure nutritional status (compared before and after measurements). 2. Collection of school records to measure the average grades and attendance
Slide 19: Lessons Learnt
Lessons Learnt 1. Don’t take anything for granted 2. All the Policies, Standard Operating Procedures, Manuals and Training is futile without relationships . 3. Training Training Training Training Training 4. Collective Responsibility 5. “Stick to your knitting” 6. Every school is faced with challeng
Slide 20: Lessons Learned
Lessons Learned recognize mistakes observe what works document them share the ee
Slide 21: Video link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgxBX7jXJ5I
Slide 22: Thank You
Thank You Kelvin Glen THE TIGER BRANDS FOUNDATION T: 011 840 4794 | M: 082 229 6349 E: kelvin.glen@tigerbrands.com W: www.thetigerbrandsfoundation.com
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