The National Potato Council of Kenya (NPCK) is a public private partnership (PPP) and a multi-stakeholder organization that has the responsibility of planning, organizing, and co-coordinating value chain activities of the potato subsector and developing it into a robust, competitive, and self-regulating industry.
Its organizational structure enables it to to draw synergies from a wide membership, representing all stakeholders and actors in the potato industry.
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National Potato Council of Kenya
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Junio 03, 2019
Youth in Kenya embraces new technology in seed potato production
Despite being a trained accountant and currently pursuing a Bachelor in Commerce, James Gachiri had a desire to become a successful potato farmer.
Enero 14, 2018
Struggling Potato Growers in Kenya turn to Contract Farming
To deal with climate pressures, potato growers in Kenya are turning to contract farming to earn more money and get better seed.
Marzo 15, 2017
Potato Processors in Kenya contract 23,000 farmers to meet consumer demand
Some 23,000 farmers in 13 potato-producing counties in Kenya have signed contracts with various potato processing companies in the country to buy the produce to supply enough food to consumers.
Enero 20, 2015
Kenya: Losses due to poor potato farming methods
Kenya loses Sh19 billion annually due to poor production and processing of potatoes, a 2014 study has revealed.
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