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About SEAPlant.Net |
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SEAPlant.Net has been
conceived as a means for meeting needs that could
not have been satisfied as recently as five years ago. We
utilize newly emerging seaplant technologies and enabling
technologies to identify SEAsian areas of comparative
advantage and provide means by which SME can utilize these
to achieve competitive advantage. |
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The mission of SEAPlant.Net is to
provide facilitating tools and enabling solutions that
encourage and support the formation and operation of
sustainable, profitable value chains linking South East
Asian seaplant enterprises to global markets for seaweeds
and seaplant products. |
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The scope
of SEAPlant.Net embraces sustainable value chains that
are founded on seaweeds and other seaplants and lead to
products that give good value to end users. |
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The focus
of SEAPlant.Net is on enabling and facilitation
alliance networks among micro, small and medium
enterprises. This is consistent with the mission of the PENSA program of the International Finance Corporation (IFC) which
supports SEAPlant.Net and other SME linkage programs in Indonesia. |
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SEAPlant.Net is based in Indonesia but has developing
hubs in the Philippines, Malaysia and has "spokes" that
extend to other countries in tropical tropical countries
in Asia and the rest of the world. |
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SEAPlant.Net is developing strategic alliances with
private companies and organisations that have
complementary core resources and common cause with
SEAPlant.Net. First and foremost among these alliances is
that with PENSA but
as SEAPlant.Net develops it will strive to serve bridging,
facilitating and enabling roles in and ever-expanding
seaplant enterprise network. |
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SEAPlant.Net
products are being developed as enabling solutions that provide information and tools that create an
environment where value chains can function. They support
the execution of core functions and the undertaking of
properly governed transaction links by enterprises
involved in seaplant value chains. |
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Useful tools & information in
the works from SEAPlant.Net are described in the following
sections of the website: |
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