GAD Foundation · CPA Recovery Programme

Mashoboto CPA Case Study

A structured recovery and land-productivity pathway for Farm Elandshoek 302 JT in Schoemanskloof, Mpumalanga—connecting governance, land, data, water, energy and food.

3,600 hectares133 beneficiary householdsDocument-based assessmentApril 2026 baseline

Case-study note: This page presents a programme-level assessment and indicative implementation pathway. Commercial projections remain subject to verification, technical assessment, water availability, market conditions and formal approvals.

GAD 100-Point Scorecard

Baseline assessment across six recovery dimensions. The current Amber classification indicates credible foundations alongside material controls and evidence gaps that must be addressed before full investment readiness.

Current score47 / 100
ClassificationAmber

Advancing recovery stage

PriorityStabilise first

Governance, controls and land evidence

Financial and Operating Snapshot

Public case-study indicators are presented at a high level. Detailed banking, lease-reconciliation and member-level records remain part of the controlled project file.

Audited statementsAvailable

Professional financial reporting provides a baseline.

Lease controlsReview required

Reconciliation and monitoring require strengthening.

LiquidityConstrained

Operating resilience remains below the target level.

Asset informationIncomplete

Land and productive assets require updated assessment.

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