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01Dec

KLMC Partners with KMC and Avenews to Strengthen Livestock Supply Chains and Ensure Timely Payments

The Kenya Livestock Marketing Council (KLMC) has entered into a strategic partnership with the Kenya Meat Commission (KMC) and Avenews to modernize livestock supply chains, enhance efficiency, and guarantee timely payments to producers. This joint initiative addresses long-standing cashflow challenges faced by pastoralist communities by creating a streamlined, transparent system for livestock delivery, verification, financing,...

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01Dec

KLMC Partners with Avenews to Strengthen Livestock Markets and Expand Financial Access for Producers

The Kenya Livestock Marketing Council (KLMC) has entered into a strategic partnership with Avenews, a leading fintech platform providing digital financing solutions for agri-SMEs across Africa. This collaboration aims to strengthen livestock supply chains, enhance financial inclusion, and create new economic opportunities for pastoralist communities, livestock traders, and market actors across Kenya. Through a newly signed...

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22Oct

Supporting the Future of Food and Agriculture

Nairobi, Kenya – The Kenya Livestock Marketing Council is excited to announce its participation as a Key Supporting Partner at the Future Food Livestock & Poultry Expo, taking place on 19th and 20th February 2025 at the KICC, Nairobi. This premier event aims to shape the future of food, livestock, and poultry in Africa, bringing...

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27Aug

District HIV/AID Coordinator explaining the current status on HIV / AID to the DLMC members

HIV/AIDS is one of the devastating catastrophe that has one of the most negative and long lasting impacts on almost all social economic aspects of life and sectors. It has perpetuated poverty, food insecurity, gender disparity and has overwhelmed traditional social support systems. By the end of 2006, UNAIDS estimated that there were about 39.5 million...

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26Jul

Thousands of individuals & groups benefit from Emergency Livelihood Protection and Food Supplement programme

Drought is a recurrent natural disaster in Kenya, it affects over 10 million mostly livestock dependent people in arid and semiarid parts of the country. So far the Kenyan drought response intervention has been subject to ad-hoc and before any positive interventions drought erodes the assets of the poor communities and undermines their livelihood strategies...

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