Biofuel and Emission Reduction Company

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Introducing

• Biofuel and Emission Reduction Company

April 27, 2006
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A Joint Venture
Tucson Transatlantic Trade, Inc. Holding Group
World Institute for Leadership and Management In
Africa
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Tucson Transatlantic TradeBusiness Development
Services

• Energy and environment
• Food processing
• Construction
• Industrial park development
• Medical applications

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Tucson Transatlantic TradePartnerships Worldwide
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WILMABreaking the Addictive Cycle of Foreign Aid
Local Initiative, Control, and Responsibility (LIC
R)
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WILMACurrent Project Areas
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WILMACurrent Project Areas
UGANDA
KENYA
TANZANIA
Dar es Salaam
MALAWI
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The Combination
business and technological expertise capacity
building for community-based development developme
nt through business
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The Combination
business and technological expertise capacity
building for community-based development developme
nt through business
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Our Business (Part I)
fossil fuel
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Our Business (Part I)
canopy
longevity
biofuel
other crops
lumber
root system
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Our Business (Part II)
WILMA CDM Services, LLC
Carbon Emission Reduction Credits (CERs)
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Why Africa?

• TTT and WILMAs experience in Africa

• Untapped potential

• Lack of competition due to location,
• climate, and reluctance of financial
• institutions to invest in Africa

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Business Structure
African Partner

• Technical expertise

• Leadership and management

• Business planning

• Resources for start-up

• Commitment to economic,
• social, environmental
• results

• Commitment to the
• business plan and local
• law and custom

JOINT VENTURE
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Biofuel Market Potential

• An emerging sector worldwide

• Growth powered by concerns about
• the environment, fuel supplies, and
• sustainable socioeconomic development

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Management Strategy
commitment to a specific business plan
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Environmentally SoundBiofuel Production

• Use native rather than imported plants

• Use plants and techniques that
• preserve and restore land

croton megalocarpus
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Socioeconomic Development Through Business
regional/national
reduced dependency on foreign oil
improved balance of trade
local community
micro-lending
employment
purchasing
education
biofuel business
health care
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Start-up Funding (Part I)

• Potential sources of funds in the United States
• U.S. Department of Energy
• U.S. Trade Development Agency
• Overseas Private Investment Corporation

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Start-up Funding (Part II)

• Potential international sources of funds
• East African Development Bank
• Export-Import Bank
• World Bank Carbon Fund

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Start-up Funding (Part III)
a diversified growth and income fund investing in
four distinct tiers of African companies
to maximize returns while mitigating risk
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Radical but Systematic Change

• Identify and use indigenous leadership
• and management
• Use self-sustaining profitable enterprises to
• raise standards of living
• Combine environmental conservation and
  restoration
• with business development
• Reduce dependency on fossil fuels
• Link businesses and communities at all levels

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Join Us
For more information info_at_ttt-wilma.com