Eight targets. Shared inputs.
Each target has its own page. Delivery depends on resources and assets that cross those boundaries.
Test the targets together.
Which combination of area, yield and reliable water delivers the extra harvest, and who buys it?
Inspect the target →10 · ElectricityWhat dependable energy reaches users, and which contracts pay for it?
Inspect the target →5 · TourismHow many arrivals become paid nights, visitor spending and local jobs?
Inspect the target →3 · CopperWhich named projects add output, when do they ramp up, and what remains to be financed?
Inspect the target →3 · Soya beansWhich crushing, feed and export markets can absorb the extra crop?
Inspect the target →1 · WheatWhat harvested area and yield are feasible with the available water and energy?
Inspect the target →1 · SugarWhat product does the tonne target mean, and which mill expansion would deliver it?
Inspect the target →1 · Beef exportsWhat saleable export volume and price deliver the revenue target, with market access secured?
Inspect the target →Provisional synthesis of the existing sector audits. The map identifies relationships to investigate; it does not establish resource quantities, a causal model or a verdict that all targets can be achieved together.
One asset can serve several targets.
Power
Reconcile generation, storage, network capacity and demand from mines, farms, processing and households.
Water and land
Check competing uses, irrigation definitions and crop rotations before adding hectares or budgets.
Transport
Distinguish mine-specific and destination-specific links from shared corridors.
Capital
Assign each asset a scope and owner, then distinguish money already spent from the amount still needed.
The President's statement that 3 Mt of copper needs “not less than 8,000 MW” (Itimpi II ceremony, 30 April 2026, as reported; not in the 9 October speech) needs its own method and definition before comparing it with the national installed-capacity target. See K4 and installed versus available power; subtracting one headline MW figure from another would not establish what is available to other users.
Confidence: high that scopes must be reconciled, limited on the quantities with the evidence in hand. A compatible demand study, resource allocation and asset register could change this reading. More productive use of existing assets is an alternative to assuming every target needs separate new infrastructure.
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