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Cambodia

Rainforest Capital LLP

COMPANY OVERVIEW

Emerging markets are home to more than 70% of the world's population (over four times that of developed markets), 46% of its land mass (twice that of developed markets), and 31% of its GDP (half that

of developed markets). And it's where the growth will be in this new era.

Rainforest is planning to take up millions of hectares under its proprietary “Rain Forest Trust” Conservation and Forest Management Agreements”. Various selected lands are currently proposed to be verified and validated by the top international teams of forest experts.

Once last phases are completed, Rain Forest will be sustainably integrated value chain of procurement-to-sale of carbon credits sold on the voluntary market in the world.

COMPANY OVERVIEW

The Leading Edge Experience

Financial Strength, Technical

Knowhow and Credibility

COMPANY OVERVIEW

Is an innovative leader in international

conservation and eco investment whose

mission is to assist the earth in its

ecological challenges to attain triple

bottom line paradigm

Has developed innovative Public

Private Partnership platform sustainable

conservation and technological

methodologies

Believes that through its large

scale ”Rain Forest PPP” model,

sustainability can be achieved to not

only stabilize these precious

assets but even more, reverse the

Global Warming process

COMPANY OVERVIEW

6

DEBT EQUITY

PROJECT COMPANY

AGRICULTURE

Plantations

FEEDSTOCK

Jatropha and Calophyllum bio mass

BIO MASS

6,150,000TONS SDF

FOOD

nutrients

CRUDE OIL

4,428MLPY CVO

INDUSTRIAL

Own construction facility

ENERGY

Bio mass to energy

WATER

Clean water

AGRICULTURE

Crushing mills

POWER

Mini power plants

Commercial Structure

The Value of Rainforests The Carbon Cycle DeforestationRainforests act as the

world’s thermostat by

regulating temperatures

and weather patterns.

Rainforests are critical

in maintaining the Earth’s limited supply of

drinking and fresh

water.

Rainforests contain

50% of the world’s

biodiversity

Through rainforests and plants

take in vast amounts of carbon

dioxide and water from their

surroundings, storing the carbon in

their biomass tissue and releasing

Oxygen.

Carbon resides in above ground

biomass (e.g, vegetable) and

below ground biomass(e.g,roots).

The carbon stored in forest

biomass, deadwood, little and soil

together is roughly 50% more than

the amount of carbon in the

atmosphere

if deforestation continues at

current rates, 80-90% of

rainforest ecosystems will be

destroyed by 2020.

Deforestation comes at a

devastating cost to our global

climate, annually releasing

more than 1.5 billion tons of

CO2.

Deforestation accounts for

some 20% of annual global

CO2 emissions (IPCC, 2007).

Negatively impacts native

peoples

Global Rain Forest & Deforestation

Rain Forest Trust Cambodia – herein after referred to as “Ran Forest” which is being formed as special purpose vehicle [SVP] specifically for the Cambodian Carbon Credit Project

Rain Forest Trust Cambodia together with its partners and investors are a socially minded organization who have the expertise, knowledge and financial ability to implement a commercially viable solution to prevent rainforest deforestation

The Rain Forest Trust Global Team currently includes scientists, economists, lawyers engineers and financial experts all of whom have many years of experience in emissions trading, climate change policy and project development.

Rain Forest Trust proposes that the Royal Government of Cambodia designate lands to be placed under the “Rain Forest Trust Conservation Agreement” Rain Forest trust will then monetize these lands by developing, registering and selling these Carbon Credits.

The development of Carbon Credits will allow for Rain Forest Trust and the Royal Government of Cambodia to carry out customized sustainable development initiatives.

Rain Forest Trust is currently developing what will be one of the industry’s largest and most diversified portfolios of high quality forest carbon credits

COMPANY OVERVIEW

Rain Forest Trust’s business model of funding social sustainable development initiatives through the monetization of Cambodian forest Carbon Assets currently has no direct competition. Rain Forest Trust is a sound partner with a world renowned reputation, Expertise is our passion.

Rain Forest Trusts Business Model involves achieving economies of scale: the size of a project is of the utmost importance as investment costs are more easily attributed to larger project size

Rain Forest Trust has the ability to customize a given project to buyer’s unique requirements. Buyers of forest carbon offsets can choose from a wide variety of forest carbon credit standards (CER’s VER’s) project types REDO, reforestation, forestation) methodologies Geographic areas, risk profiles, terms and sustainability or social co benefits

The forests of Cambodia are ideal candidates for carbon Credit Development. Together with the Rain Forest as its partner, Cambodia, its people, its forests will be direct beneficiary. Rain Trusts estimates over 200,000 join the next 4 years.bs can be created

Competitive Advantage

No Direct Competition

Economies of Scale

End Product Customization

End Product Customization

ACCREDITATION STANDARDSRole: accredit project-VCS-Gold Standard

PROJECT CONSULTANTSRole: audit project for accreditation

NGOsRole: to co-invest in RainForestsocial programs/investments inCambodia

BROKERSRole: sales/marketing Investment Banks: Mery Lynch.Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley

CAMBODIA/RAINFORESTCARBON CREDIT DEVELOPMENT

PROJECT DEVELOPER Role: Conservation & management-Rainforest is the Project developer And project financier.

PROJECT CONSULTANTS Role: to assist RainForest in forest carbon calculation/assessing and designing project documents/social programming,

LEGAL COUNCELRole: transaction &project services. International policyadvice

END BUYERSRole: buyers of Carbon CreditsCountries Companies Individuals

RainForest will manage the entire cycle of forest carbon generation/validation/registration and sales.

RAIN FOREST TRUST CARBON CREDIT DEVELOPMENT

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS TIME LINE

Preliminary StageSigning of Rain Forest Trust Conservation Agreement + Commercial Contract

•The Royal Government of Cambodia allots the lands to be placed under the Rain Forest Trust Conservation Agreement• A Commercial agreement is signed between the parties• Royal Government supplies Rain Forest Trust with all data relating to the land such as legal titles to land, maps, satellite imagery, amount of people living on lands and all relevant data to assist Rain Forest trust in preparing analysis

Phase 1Forest Carbon Evaluation and Social Programme Analysis

Forest EvaluationRain Forest Trust will:• Send Teams into the forest to conduct scientific analysis• Determine Carbon project(s) type: REDD, Agriculture Based• Calculation of Biomass and Carbon• Determine best methodology and Accreditation standardsCalculate the deforestation baseline, ex-ante prediction of the carbon sequestration and impact of activity impact leakages

Social AnalysisRain Forest Trust will:• Begin dialogue with local government and community chiefs• Assessment of rural community development needs – agriculture, Infrastructure, education, Health and housing etc.

Phase 2PIN Prepared Project Idea need

60 Days

•Rain Forest Trust will prepare the Project Idea Note (PIN)• Rain Forest Trust enters into negotiations with carbon credit purchasers regarding long term purchasing agreement and pricing for the Cambodia/ Rain Forest Trust Carbon Credit

60 Days

Phase 3PDD Prepared Project Design Document

• Rain Forest Trust will begin the Project Design Document (PDD)• Design of regional development project based on local government and community needs Formation of Cambodian

Rain Forest Trust takes place

120 Days

Phase 4Project Validated and Registered

• Rain Forest Carbon Project begins (30 yr life)• Cambodia Rain Forest Trust begins social investment analysis• Project receives Carbon and Social accreditation and validation • Credits are registered

Phase 5Carbon Credit Sales

• Marketing & Sales through direct or brokers buyers• Cambodian Rain Forest Trust is financed through Sale of Carbon Credit / social investments and job creation begins• Government receives its share of net income

120 Days 60 Days

12 – 18 Months

Financials

Kingdom of Cambodia Carbon Credit Analysis

Kingdom of Cambodia Carbon Credit Revenues

A Social Investment Fund, “The Cambodian Rain Forest Trust” will be formed and will receive 30% of the net profits from the sale of the total Carbon Credits developed from the forests of the Kingdom of Cambodia by Rain Forest Capital LLP. The Fund will directly benefit the people of Cambodia.

Cambodian Rain Forest Trust Yearly Income from Carbon Credit Sales

According to rain Forest Capital LLP estimates and depending on the amount of land Placed under Rain Forest Trust conservation agreement the Cambodian Rain Forest Trust carbon credit sales on Yearly basis will be between:

Forest Hectares Placed Cambodian Rain Under Rain Forest Trust Forest TrustConservation income*

US$

2 million hectares 3.7mn – 13mn4 million hectares 5.8mn – 20.5mn7 million hectares 13.9mn – 48.8mn

Cambodian Rain Forest Trust Yearly Income from Carbon Credit Sales

* Estimate based on minimum sale price of $4 per ton of Co2 and max price of US$15 per ton

Cambodian Rain Forest Trust Triple Bottom Line Investment

Cambodia Rain Forest Trust is….Rain Forest Trust is an agricultural technology enterprise that has developed high yielding jatropha plant hybrids which give a superior yield and oil content. This is a result of more than 6 years of research and development with patented planting material and hybrid seeds capable of producing 3 tons of bio-fuel per hectare p.a.Rain Forest Trust is a leader in Jatropha research and development in Asia and together with our partners have successfully established first class research and technology bases in Indonesia, Germany, The Netherlands, India, Vietnam and Malaysia and that accelerate commercialization of next generation biofuels and renewable power generation.Combining agricultural and technological innovations, intellectual property rights and will be filling patents, our group controls all aspects of proven Jatropha research, development, and cultivation, including bio-engineering, high tech conversion technologies, commercialization of valuable by-products and the processing of high grade biodiesel.With unparalleled access to suitable land banks through this venture in Cambodia in excess of several hundred thousand hectares all across the country, Cambodia Rain Forest Trust will pursues the large scale commercialization of jatropha plantations in multiple locations in the country.Cambodia Rain Forest Trust is focused and dedicated to growing high yielding jatropha biofuel feedstock on an industrial scale and at competitive cost to meet ever increasing international demand for sustainable, renewable non-food biofuel feed stocks.Cambodia Rain Forest Trust brings to the table an international network of Triple A partners and strategic alliances across multiple industry sectors.

Executive Summary

Cambodia Rain Forest Trust has developed a vertically integrated model “from seed to engine” whereby the company maximizes value and economic benefits from jatropha-based biofuels and biomass (seedcake) by controlling every phase of production from seed selection and yield improvement through plantation and harvesting to processing and multiple industry applications. Rain ForestTrust has the technology, experience and partnerships to manage the entire jatropha value chain effectively.Strategic off-take agreements with key industry players secure the market introduction of our products.Rain ForestTrust can look upon several years of operating experience in agricultural research, product development, cultivation, estate and contract farming as well as oil processing.Integrated Jatropha Value ChainIn addition to offering a profitable investment scheme and attractive rates of return, our business proposal embodies elements of economic, environmental and social benefits as it:

• Creates multiple jobs and alleviates poverty (large scale rural employment programme);

• Converts marginal lands into thriving plantations;• Ensures sustainable economic development; and• Enhances competitiveness in Green Technology and Renewable

Energy

Executive Summary

Cambodian Rain Forest Trust Sustainable Investments - Jetropha

Cambodia Rain Forest Trust recommends that the Cambodian Peoples Rain Forest Trust invest in a socially responsible and profitable Jatropha plantation in Cambodia. Depending on the amount of land placed under the Rain Forest Trust Conservation Agreement , Jatropha plantation will alone create JOBS for the people of Cambodia.

Forest Hectares Placed JobsCreated by Under Conservation Jatropha Plantations*2 million hectares 15,417 / 58,335 Jobs 4 million hectares 31,250 / 116,665 Jobs7 million hectares 54,167 / 204,165 Jobs*Number of Jobs created depends on the number of Hectares planted with Jatropha. *Current practices in Cambodia employ 5 people per Hectare *per hectare planting cost estimated to be $500 jatropha+ $700 clearing of land

The Cambodian Rain Forest Trust will not only create thousands of jobs for the Cambodian people, but will earn million of dollars every year from Jatropha plantation in Cambodia : Year After First Yearly Income from Planting Jatropha Plantations*Year 4 $1.8m-$7mYear 5 $3.7m-$14mYear 6 $6.0m-$22m Year 15 $6.0m-$22m Year 25 $6.0m-$22m Year 30 $6.0m-$22mYear 40 $6.0m-$22m*Income depends on jatrophaoil world price, type of oil selling agreemetnts(long term or spot), management arrangement, and amounts of hectares planted.

Cambodian Rain Forest Trust Sustainable Investments - Jetropha

The recent financial crisis has seen the West’s leading economists and policy makers urging Asia to make a conscious effort to consume more and thereby help save the global economy. This view conveniently refuses to acknowledge both the unpleasant effects of consumption and the limits to growth. If Asians were to achieve consumption levels taken for granted in the West the results would be environmentally catastrophic across the globe. Moreover, it would have significant geopolitical impacts as nations scramble for diminishing resources.

Asian governments and leaders now find themselves at a crossroads. They may either continue on the current, unsustainable path of Western-style consumption-led capitalism, disregarding the evidence, or they may realize that they hold the unenviable responsibility of leading the world to a more sustainable path as we execute through Ran Forest capital PPPModel.

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The target.

year 1 year 2 year 3 year 4 year 5

Cassava farm Ha 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000

cassava roots ton 26,250 105,000 175,000 245,000 385,000

Cassava Starch (Tapioca Flour) 6,563 26,250 43,750 61,250 96,250

factory capacity T/h 7 7 12 14 19

Cambodian Rain Forest Trust Sustainable Investments – CASAVA STARCH

• Growing farm with irrigation system.

• first year developing 1,000 HA with irrigation

and 1,000 Ha without irrigation.

• Second year to fifth year the farm will increase by 1000 Ha irrigated field per year.

• At the first stage the Factory with the capacity of 10 T/h.

• factory efficiency start 50% and grow up to 100%.

• The second stage the factory will grow to 20

The concept:Cassava growing farm

Projected Income Statements.

Cassava farm by products:1. Quality stems.2. Animal food from factory waste.3. energy production from factory sewage

Green farming

Green Farming

Green Farming first investment

First draft

CAP X clearing $ 967,811 Fuel & Energy Cost clearing $ 442,860 total clrearing $ 1,410,671

CAP X Farm $ 3,286,022 CAP X Factory $ 1,589,387 Production Cost $ 3,701,887 farm and factory firs investment $ 8,577,296

total first investment $ 9,987,967

Green Farming

clearing and access roads cost:description amount unit unit cost total cost

land clearing year 1 2000Ha 700 1,400,000

land clearing year 2 1000Ha 700 700,000




infild access roads 54000M/L 7 378,000

main access roads 17000M/L 12 204,000

dranege cannals 200000cubic m 1.5 300,000

irrigation cannals 20000M/L 1.5 30,000

total 5,112,000

Green Farming

int bio-green farming Unit

Capital Expenditure - Farm Price Total No. US$ US$

Earth Moving Equipment

Grader XCMG GR180 1 $ 66,550 $ 71,921 Bulldozer TYS165-2 wet land 2 $ 60,150 $ 130,008 Bulldozer SD6G 1 $ 64,550 $ 69,759 Bulldozer SD7 with 2 $ 109,800 $ 237,322 Rippers for SD7-single 1 $ 9,800 $ 10,591 Rippers for SD7-triple 1 $ 10,500 $ 11,347 Excavator ZY80 1 $ 48,100 $ 51,982 Excavator ZY150 1 $ 67,700 $ 73,163 Loader LW500K 1 $ 41,960 $ 45,346 Loader LW 500 K-II 1 $ 48,300 $ 52,198 Compactor XS 162 1 $ 77,620 $ 83,884 Fuel Tankers 2 $ 64,500 $ 130,290 Total $ 967,811

Total

Total Cap X and Depreciation $ 967,811

Contingency 10% $ 96,781

Green farming

Unit

Capital Expenditure - Farm Price Total No. US$ US$

Pumping StationsPUMPS 5 $ 18,000 $ 92,981 Total $ 92,981

Farm Buildings Site preparation 1 $ 33,000 $ 35,663 Field office (+ equipment) 1 14,000 $ 15,130 Machinery tool shed 1 24,500 $ 26,477 Project garage 1 5,000 $ 5,404 Tools and materials for the garage 1 5,500 $ 5,944 Project store 1 8,000 $ 8,646 Work Shed 1 15000 $ 16,211 Kitchen, bathroom and toilet with full equipment

1 26000$ 28,098

Bungalows for project staff 14 10,000 $ 151,298 Fence and gate for farm center 1 8,000 $ 8,646 Total for this part $ 301,515

Farming equipmentMotorcycle 125cc 12 $ 1,250 $ 15,000 Motorcycle 250cc 4 $ 4,500 $ 18,000 Toyota Hylux vigo 1 $ 39,000 $ 39,000 Utility car 1 $ 7,000 $ 7,424 Tractor 180-200HP 1 $ 126,000 $ 133,623 Tractor 1065HP 4 $ 45,000 $ 190,890 Tractor 90HP 5 $ 30,000 $ 159,075 Tractor 90HP 19 $ 16,000 $ 323,935 Compact loader 1 $ 65,000 $ 68,933 Tractor trailer 5 ton 19 $ 2,700 $ 54,664 Tractor trailer- dumper -5 ton 4 $ 3,000 $ 12,726 Bottom Plough 8 knives 1 $ 35,000 $ 37,118 16-20 dish discplow 2 $ 12,000 $ 25,452 Rototiller (tractor operated) 2 $ 4,000 $ 8,484 Grass trimmer (tractor operated) 2 $ 3,800 $ 8,060 500 litter 3 point sprayer set (tractor operated) 2 $ 7,500 $ 15,908

$ -Fertilizer spreader (tractor operated) 2 $ 1,800 $ 3,818 Cultivator 2 $ 3,500 $ 7,424 Grass trimmer (hand operated) 20 $ 250 $ 5,303 Harvester 2 $ 8,000 $ 16,968 Dolev containers $ 45 $ -Trencher (tractor operated) 2 $ 5,000 $ 10,605 Total for this part $ 1,162,406

Green Farming

Farming equipment- Irrigation

Farming equipment- Irrigation 1,000$ 1,600

$ 1,729,120

Total for this part$ 1,729,120

Total

Total Cap X and Depreciation$ 3,286,022

Contingency 10%$ 328,602

Grand Total$ 3,614,624

Green Farming

Green Farming

Unit

Capital Expenditure- Factory Price Total Buildings No. US$ US$ Site preparation 1 $ 33,000 $ 33,000 Buildings-Processing Plant 1 $ 190,000 $ 190,000 Laboratory 1 $ 30,000 $ 30,000 Offices 1 $ 10,000 $ 10,000 drinking water facilitis 1 $ 12,000 $ 12,968 Garage 1 $ 65,000 $ 65,000 Weight Bridge 1 $ 45,000 $ 45,000 Electric instalations 1 $ 60,000 $ 60,000 Water pipes 1 $ 4,000 $ 4,000 Fence and gates 1 $ 23,000 $ 23,000 Water Tower and pools 2 $ 37,000 $ 74,000 Total for this part $ 546,968

Generators500KVA, SC360GF 1 $ 43,900 $ 47,443 800 KVA, SC640GF 1 $ 84,500 $ 91,319 Total for this part $ 138,762

Cassava Starch Processing PlantTotal for this part 1 $ 400,000 $ 528,000 Rolling Stock

Executive Cars 1 $ 55,000 $ 55,000 Pick-up truck and service truck 2 $ 38,000 $ 76,000 Motorcycle 125cc 8 $ 1,250 $ 10,000 Loader LW300F 1 $ 25,520 $ 27,064 Loaders LW350K 1 $ 28,100 $ 29,800 Forklift - LG30DT - 3 ton 3 $ 8,500 $ 27,043 Total for this part $ 224,907 Boilers - Thermo heating FactoryOil fired Steam Boiler - WNS4-1.25-Y/Q 2 $ 48,000 $ 107,800 Oil fired Steam Boiler - WNS2-1.0-Y/Q 1 $ 26,000 $ 32,300 Auto water treatment 10t/h/ USA FLERK BRAND 2 $ 3,500 $ 8,050 Steam header ￠500 2 $ 1,000 $ 2,600 Total for this part $ 150,750

Total Capital Expenditure 1,589,387$ Contingency 10% $ 185,103

Green FarmingProjected Annual Fuel & Lubricant Cost

in US Dollars

Diesel Fuel Calculation Combined

Working Total

Quantity Hours Cost

Earth Moving Equipment

Grader XCMG GR180 1 2,440 50,508

Bulldozer TYS165-2 wet land 2 2,440 92,232

Bulldozer SD6G 1 2,440 37,332

Bulldozer SD7 with Rippers 2 2,440 89,304

Excavator ZY80 1 2,440 21,228

Excavator ZY150 1 2,440 30,012

Loader LW500K 1 2,440 59,292

Loader LW 500 K-II 1 2,440 59,292

Compactor XS 162 1 2,440 3,660

Green Farming

Income Tax

Number &

Employees Total year 1 Total Social

In Day Shift Monthly total Annually Benefits Total

Including 13th

Administration Salary

Total Administration 16 $ 17,340.00 $ 225,420.00 $ 225,420.00 $ 37,440.00 $ 262,860.00

Management Starch Tapioca Production & SalesTotal Management Production & Sales 14 $ 11,900.00 $ 111,900.00 $ 154,700.00 $ 17,517.50 $ 172,217.50

Farming Field PreparationTotal Farming Field Preparation 95.09090909 $ 21,016.36 $ 203,339.09 $ 336,912.73 $ 16,627.00 $ 289,839.73

Security Department

Total Security Department 4 $ 1,500.00 $ 19,500.00 $ - $ 19,500.00

Starch Tapioca Production Line & Warehouse

Total Production Line & Warehouse 29 $ 11,765.00 $ 4,980.00 $ 152,945.00 $ 780.00 $ 153,725.00

Green Farming

Projected Annual Plant Production Cost

Cassava Starch Production Cost:

Farming Factory

Fuel$

1,912,613 $

716,369 $

1,196,244

General Maintenance$

12,500 $

-$

12,500

Wages & Benefits$

898,142 $

517,128 $

381,014

Operating Expenses Farms$

958,294 $

958,294 $

-

Mill Supplies$

132,563 $

-$

132,563

Operating Expenses Fatory$

30,278 $

-$

30,278

Insurance$

45,000 $

-$

45,000

Sundry Operating Expenses$

65,000 $

-$

65,000

Combined Total$

4,054,390.04 $

2,191,792 $

1,862,598

Green FarmingProjected Annual Fuel & Lubricant Cost

in US Dollars

Diesel Fuel Calculation Combined

Working Total

Quantity Hours Cost

Farming Equipment

Total 251,462

Starch Tapioca Factory

Total 107,172

Pumping Stations

Generators

Green Farming

The Cambodian Peoples Trust will re-invest its profits in additional socially responsible businesses such as electricity generation, healthcare facilities, bio-plastic industry all of which will create additional jobs and overall help daily lives of the people.

Cambodian Rain Forest Trust Sustainable Investments – reinvestment for sustainability

Cambodian Rain Forest Trust Sustainable Investments – PPP ModelEnabled by supportive Government and Private Sector partnership

Rain Forest Trust Advisors

Rain Forest Capital LLP Advisors

Abhoy Pattnaik an independent social venture think tank dedicated to advancingunderstanding of the impacts of globalization through thought leadership andpositive action to affect change. He is chairman of Institute of Global EnvironmentalTechnology Management (IEGTS) in Asia Pacific till date 2011. He has registered EAGA Capital LLP and Rain Forest Capital LLP establishing the company as Asia’s leading environmental consultancy to execute Private public partnership. For more than a decade he has strongly advocated a moresustainable approach to development in Asia based out of Singapore, Vietnam, Cambodia, advising governments and multinational corporations to instill their policies and key decision-making processes with these principles. EAGA Capital LLP and Rain Forest Capital LLP are registered Private Capital Entity with a fund target US$300M dedicated for Cambodia, Lao and Vietnam. Abhay Kumar Pattnaik has over 28 years experience in working on highly visible private and governmental pro-jects in Asia. He currently resides in Cambodia and holds an MBA from Xavier Institute of Management in Orissa, India.Abhay developed marketing and sales strategies for Pfizer and Heinz while in India, PPP projects in Viet-nam, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Singapore and Lao with local and multinational companies where his responsibilities included marketing, strategic management, risk mitigation, project financing as well as port-folio development and management.Recently, Abhay has worked with the Security Exchange Commission of Cambodia as the Technical Advisor to the Director General to assist in the development of the securities market. During this time he organized the policy framework developments with SGX, NYSE and ASX as well as organized the road shows with the International Chamber of Commerce. Additionally, he was directly involved in the development of the National Stock Exchange of Cambodia, developed the working group legal framework for the Cambodian capital market and developed the blueprint for the Credit Rating Agency of Cambodia for Sokimex.

Rain Forest Capital LLP Advisory Team

Rain Forest Capital LLP Possible Advisory Team

About Michael Nobel. Dr. Michael Nobel was born in Sweden and has been living in Switzerland for many years. He is a citizen of Sweden and Switzerland.

After studies in Sweden and America Michael Nobel obtained a doctorate at the University of Lausanne in psycho-pedagogy in 1979. The thesis subject was the evaluation of the effectiveness of substance abuse prevention programmes.In the science field Michael Nobel worked for seven years as a researcher in social sciences at the Institute for Mass Communication Research at the Lausanne University and at the Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine in the same city. Dr. Nobel has been a consultant to UNESCO in Paris and the United Nation’s Social Affairs Division in Geneva.

Commercially Michael Nobel participated in the introduction of magnetic resonance imaging and developed a highly successful diagnostic imaging service company in Sweden with a quarter of a billion SEK in total revenues over a 15 year period.

Dr. Michael Nobel is today chairman or board member of ten international companies. These involve diagnostics, treatment and information in the field of medicine; other areas include Internet service provisions, software development, investment banking, recreational facilities and management consulting.

In his idealistic work Michael Nobel is chairman or board member of several non-for-profit organizations in the fields of conflict resolution, youth education and development. He is also executive chairman of the Nobel Charitable Trust, which gives awards to politicians, scientists and corporate leaders in the area of renewable energy and organizes conferences in the same field.

Michael Nobel sits on several prominent international prize committees. He has received a number of international citations and awards for his work in the fields of medicine and conflict resolution including an honorary doctorate from Soka University in Tokyo and an honorary professorship from the National Academy of Science of Azerbaijan. He is also an honorary member of two Rotary clubs, in Karlskoga and Miami and in 1997 Rotary International conferred on him the Paul Harris Fellowship Award.

In 2002 Michael Nobel was awarded the Gandhi, King, Ikeda Award from Morehouse College in Atlanta, earlier only given once, to Prince El Hassan bin Talal of Jordan. In 2004 he became the Citation Recipient from the Midwest Research Institute of Kansas City. Previous recipients include Margaret Thatcher, Henry Kissinger, Paul Volcker, former chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank, Edward Teller, father of the H-bomb, and Henry Ford.

Dr. Nobel was Chairman of the Board of the Nobel Family Society and the American Non-Violence Project Inc. He has also been a consultant to Unesco in Paris and the United Nations Social Affairs Division in Geneva. Today, Dr. Nobel is chairman or board member of ten international companies in medical diagnostics, treatment and information systems; other areas included banking, IT, oil exploration and environmental management. He is visiting professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology in Japan.


Mom Luang Rajadarasri JayankuraChairwoman Nobel Trust JapanChairwomanASEANAFFAIRS- The Voice of Southeast Asiahttp://www.aseanaffairs.com

Royal Security Service 1998 Co. Ltd., CEO & Presidenthttp://www.royalsecurityservice1998.com

The Beaches Destination Resort & Spa, Honorary Chairwomanhttp://www.thebeachesthailand.com

Honorary ChairwomanBorn to the Royal Chakri Dynasty of Thailand, Mom

Luang Rajadarasri Jayankura is the Great Great

Granddaughter of His Majesty King Rama IV of

Thailand, better known in the west as King Mongkut

,The King & I

Born to the Royal Chakri Dynasty of Thailand, Mom Luang Rajadarasri Jayankura is the Great Great

Granddaughter of His Majesty King Rama IV of Thailand, better known in the west as King Mongkut ,The King

& I.

MOM , as she is affectionately called by her friends around the world dedicates her life to various community

and charitable services . In her early childhood, she was mentored by highly spiritual Buddhist monks, who

instilled in her tolerance and a love that goes beyond boundaries and geography of a land. Her love for

quality education made her open Harrow International School in Bangkok.

She is the Chairwoman of His Serene Highness Prince Visesh Sakdi Jayankura & Her Serene Highness

Princess Chaliyao Varnamala ( Kamalasana) Jayankura’s Foundation.

As an Honorary Chairwoman of Asean Affairs ,she is an active promoter and creating conferences on His

Majesty the King’s Sufficiency Economy Philosophy through Asean Affairs, an English-language bi-monthly

magazine focusing on His Majesty’s Sufficiency Economy Philosophy and The Royal Development Projects.

Mom takes a keen interest in the cause of promoting awareness of sustainable environment ,she is one of the

esteemed International Advisor and Ambassador of Rain Trust, an organization committed to the fight

against global warming, with a commitment to protect rain forest worldwide.

For her relentless efforts and generous contributions towards defending the environment , she is

Chairwoman of the Noble Charitable Trust (Japan), promoting sustainable and clean energy resources.


KEMAL (TONY) SIDDIQUE

BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY

Mr Kemal Siddique is the Executive Director of Tony K Siddique & Associates Pte Ltd.

He is Adviser to Keppel Corporation and Senior Adviser to a number of Temasek-linked

companies and holds directorships on the Board of companies in Singapore and abroad.

Currently, he holds the appointment as Singapore’s Non-Resident Ambassador to

Denmark (since January 1994) and Special Envoy to Asia-Middle East Dialogue for

Economic/Business Issues (from July 2006).

Executive DirectorTony Siddique & Associates Pte Ltd

Mr. John DannerChairmanCierra LLC600 D Street SE, Suite 4Washington DC 20003

Reid H. EricksonChairman & CEO892 Tranquil RoadNorth TazewellVA 24630 USA

Ms. Sheri RoeseChairman, Emerald Cities International



Dr. Laurens de VriesLaurens James de Vries (1967) studied at Delft University of Technology from 1985 till 1991. His main interest was in environmental technology. His M.Sc. thesis provided a thermodynamical comparison of primary and secondary aluminum production processes. After graduating he moved to Olympia, Washington State, USA. He enrolled part-time in the Master of Environmental Studies program at , from which he graduated in 1996. Concurrently he held traineeships at local governments and in the last few years there he worked as an assistant planner in the Public Transportation and Rail Division of the Washington State Department of Transportation. Between the summers of 1997 and 1998 he traveled through Asia, after which he returned to the Netherlands. Before returning to Delft he worked for one year at NovioConsult in Nijmegen, an environmental consulting firm which specializes in advising local governments. Since 1999, he has been working as a researcher in the at the Technology, Policy and Management Faculty of Delft University of Technology. Since he received his Ph.D. degree in June, 2004, he continues to work with the Energy & Industry Section as an Assistant Professor. Within the context of the program he continues to study policy and market design issues in the electricity and gas markets.

Dr. Emile ChappinAs of February 2007 Emile is employed as a PhD researcher at the Energy and Industry Section, Faculty of

Technology, Policy and Management at Delft University of Technology. His main research interests are

simulation models of energy infrastructures systems, with a focus on agent-based modeling.

Currently, Emile is working on his PhD research. The topic of his dissertation is simulation models of

transitions and transition management in the energy domain. Preliminary results have been published in a

variety of book chapters, articles in scientific journals, conference proceedings, newspaper articles and non-

scientific magazines. Some can be accessed through this website. More details and access to recent

publications can be obtained through his personal website, http://www.chappin.com.

Next to his research activities, he teaches several bachelor and master-level courses at TU Delft, covering

research methods for data analysis, multivariate data analysis, life cycle analysis and systems in water,

energy and industry.

Kenneth Robert Saxby M.Sc. Agricultural Engineering:Land Resources Management option. Silsoe College, Silsoe, Cranfield Institute of Technology, Beds,

England (1983-84)B.Sc. Ecological Science:2nd class Hons in Wildlife & Fisheries Management Dept. of Forestry and Natural Resources, University of Edinburgh, Scotland (1967-72)Over 20 years in SE Asia as part of multi-disciplinary teams of international and local consultants, working with local government units and NGOs on land management in marginal areas. Evaluating provincial and municipal land use planning procedures for classifying forest and agricultural lands, and identifying cases where the innovations made are suitable for application elsewhere. Checking adequacy of maps and reliability of available database. Zoning blocks of land into different land use categories based on level of ecosystem disturbance (umodified, semi-natural, transformed)..Proposing improved procedures and guidelines for classifying and allocating forest lands, relevant to local natural conditions, for introduction to other project areas. Promoting the wider adoption of these procedures and guidelines for land use classification and allocation by exposing local government units to demoonstration or learning sites show casing successful cases of local adaptation. Participating in community awareness campaigns to provide local governments and villagers information on project objectives, procedure and benefits and to reduce potential conflicts with the local communities’ aims, objectives and constraints. Strengthening the capacity of local government agricultural extension staff to provide technical services that enable upland households to plan and implement commercially-oriented agriculture and agro-forestry plantations. Project preparation missions, feasibility studies, environmental impact assessments, project review missions, and identifying criteria and indicators to monitor project progress and impact. Producing conservation needs assessments and identifying alternative livelihood options and preparing proposal packages to reduce the dependency of poor idigenous communities the resources of protected areas..


Gino FedericiPhilanthropist/Entrepreneur/Speaker/Author/Recording Artist6572 N. River Hwy • Grand Ledge, Mi USA 48837

Gino Federici’s story is one great kaleidoscope, anchored by an unforgettable voice and a passion whose fire is burning stronger than ever.

Born and raised in Italy and a naturalized American, he declined a position as a commercial airline pilot to embark on an international show business career that lead him to Las Vegas, where he performed in major venues in town for 23 years.

Widowed twice, at the young age of 67 he felt the need to reinvent himself and, in 2007, left Las Vegas for rural Michigan for a sabbatical where his new bride lead him to explore his inner voice and the new call from his soul, giving him new purpose and direction for the next fifty years!

An entrepreneur and philanthropist at heart he founded his own 501 (c) (3) non-profit Foundation and began seeking vehicles to alleviate suffering around the world by attracting other individuals to his vision of feeding starving children . He currently facilitates entrepreneurial activities around the world by leveraging his connections and talents.

A certified Corporate Speaker with IACS (International Association of Corporate Speakers) Gino entertains audiences with keynotes addressing entrepreneurial, motivational and philanthropic topics.

Gino is a graduate of The Institute of Culinary Arts in Turin, Italy, the Davies’s School of English, in London, and the Alliance Française in Paris. He holds a commercial pilot license in Canada and the United States. He speaks English, Italian, French and Spanish.



Dr.T.C. Nair

Consultant on Regulation of Financial Markets

Industry -

Current - Consultant on Financial Market Regulation

Past - Former Whole Time Board Member at Securities Exchange Board of India

Managing Director at Bharatiya Reserve Bank Note Mudran Pvt.Ltd -Wholly

owned subsidiary of Reserve Bank of India

Chief General Manager - Exchange Rate and Forex Reserve Management at

Reserve Bank of India

Specialty -

Advisor on regulation of stock. bond, derivatives and commodity exchanges. Also advisor to centeral banks and capital market regulators in various emerging economies.


Mr. A. V. SeshadrinathanBasiz Fund Service Pvt. Ltd26, Ramaswamy StreetChennai-600 017, India

Dr. RAFFI Fernand Joseph Rene NapoleonDoctor of Medicine (1977)

Former Intern of Hospitals of StrasbourgFormer Head of Clinical - Hospital Assistant Restructuring of a hospital in Elk POLAND (1986 & 1989)- Surgical procedures in Smolensk RUSSIA (1998) Formation of the Vietnamese midwives senology (1999)- Creation of a breast imaging service at the hospital in Hung Vuong Ho Chi Minh City VIETNAM (2000)- Creation of an obstetrics and gynecology department at the hospital in Phnom Penh Preah Kossamak CAMBODIA (2005-2009)- Consultations in Obstetrics ,Gynecology Hospital, Prey Veng Cambodia (2006, 2007 and 2008)- President Congress of Gynecology USS Cambodia (2006 and 2008)- President International Association of Hospital Limousin (ACIL) 2005-2006- Deputy President (founder) Limousine Association for the Development of Medical Education in developing Francophone countries (Health Education Division) 2007- Mission surgical treatment of urinary incontinence Hue VITNAM (2007)- April 2008 - Vagina surgery mission, Phnom Penh Cambodia Preah Kossamak-ACIL-- October 2008 - 2011 Surgical and cervical cancer screening mission, Prey Veng ,Cambodia ALICE


Dr Mohit Misra MRCGP DRCOG MBBS BSc 30 Iceland Wharf, Plough Way, Surrey Quays, London SE16 7AB

EDUCATION

Sept 2010 - present London School of Economics & Political Science MSc International Health Policy (Health Economics, Developing Health Systems, Health Systems Evaluation) July 2004 Guy’s, King’s & St. Thomas’ School of Medicine MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) Aug 2003 Johns Hopkins University Clinical Clerkship in General Surgery July 2001 King’s College London BSc (Hons) Immunology with Basic Medical Sciences 2:1 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Feb –March 2010 Development Consultant - Siem Reap, Cambodia

Led a team to establish three primary care clinics in rural Cambodia which was sustained by training local professionals with a British NGO, Globalteer Implemented a new system of triage and discharge for A&E dept. of a poorly performing, poorly managed 160 bed hospital, whilst working in A&E

Sept 2009 – Jan 2010 Executive Committee Member – Commissioning Group Southwark, London Elected role which involved commissioning & planning health services in Southwark Primary Care Trust worth £1.4 million Established an ultrasound scan service in a deprived community for a population of 70,000, improving access and equity

Aug 2009 – Sept 2010 Acute Primary Care Physician Waldron Walk in Centre (Lewisham, London) / St. Thomas’ Hospital A&E

Analysed use of Walk in Centre - evaluated patient attendance over two month period and concluded 32% of patients required advice only Led a multi-disciplinary team of six in providing acute medical services

Aug 2008 – Aug 2009 General Practice Registrar - Greenwich (London) PCT Implemented new system of triage for all appointments for list size of 12,000 patients, achieving a 36% increase in capacity Elected member of a Steering Committee which successfully won a 5-year tender for new acute polyclinic in Woolwich, London. Managed over 2500 chronically unwell patients with multiple co-morbidities

Aug 2007 – Aug 2008 Specialist Trainee Obstetrics & Gynae / Paediatrics Queen Elizabeth Hospital, London

Managed acute obstetrics care on labour ward (34 bed unit) and on call paediatric emergencies

Aug 2005 – Aug 2007 Specialist Trainee General Surgery / Urology / Orthopaedics / ENT / A & E Royal Lancaster Infirmary / Lewisham University Hospital, London

Analysed Efficiency of Theatre use at Royal Lancaster Infirmary (650 beds) Recommended change in theatre utilisation achieving a 26% increase in throughput Conducted study looking at delayed operations for hip fractures over 1 month period, found 14% delayed due to poor pre-operative planning Led a multi-disciplinary team of doctors and nurses, under immense pressure at trauma calls and surgical emergencies

Aug 2004 – Aug 2005


Ms. Guylaine FROISSART RAMBAUTProfession : Adjoint des Cadres Hospitalier en charge des Relations Internationales et de la Culture Centre Hospitalier Esquirol LIMOGES France (depuis 1975)Activités :Membre du Lions club internationalPrésidente de club 2006 – 2007Déléguée Handicap 2007 2008 2009 ( création d’un salon dédié au handicap)A compter du premier juillet 2011 membre du bureau du gouverneur A HERBAUT

En charge du suivi du projet Ophtalmologie à Phnom Penh avec le gouverneur , projet crée à notre initiative en 2009 (actuellement en cours d’étude au siège du LIONS CLUB INTERNATIONAL aux USA)

Participation à de nombreuses actions dans le cadre du LIONS Club (téléthon, banque alimentaire, création de jardins au Sénégal , projet avec le MEDICO LIONS Club de France, actions pour les jeunes en souffrance etc …)


Katja Johanna Jokinen-Konstantinou PO Box 55291, 3820 LemesosBernhard Schulte Shipmanagement (CY) Ltd, LimassolAccounts OfficerIn charge for number of vessels various accounting issues, such as crew salaries, various crew & vessel payments, accounting entries & reconciliations.

Libra Holidays Accommodation (CY) Ltd, LimassolSuppliers Invoice Control Systems Administration Control of systems for Cyprus, Greece, Spain and Egypt for invoice checking, creating of Access program to enter guarantee agreements for accommodation in various coutries, reservations system via internet, use of internet for correspondence with clients, prepare of payments for guarantee payments each month. Use of accounting system (CYCOM-Financial Management System) journal entries, statement reconciliations and different demanded tasks.Blasco Ship Management (Cyprus) Ltd, LimassolTreasury Department, AssistantPreparing of Budget, monitoring cash flow and payment requests, arranging payments and contacting overseas companies.


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