Kenya

NATIONAL LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATIONS IN KENYA.

#	Name of Association	Location	Geolocation	Established	Membership base	Objectives of association	Major partners	Status	Key activities	Market base	Livestock	Annual Turnover	Contacts
1,00	Kenya Livestock Marketing Council (KLMC)	Ojijo Plaza Building, 1st Floor Plums Lane, Parklands	36.811465,-1.268817	2000	22,000	• To organize livestock marketing and provide a conducive environment to promote livestock trade.	OXFARM, Cordaid, SNV,ILRI, Land on Lakes	Active	• Supporting its members in facilitating market access, • Capacity building and Resource mobilization	Local market & UAE	Cattle, Goats,Camel, donkey	Ksh. 50-60 million	[email protected], [email protected],www.livestockcouncil.or.ke
2,00	Kenya Camel Association(KCA)	Hill Plaza, 10th Floor	36.813210,-1.292684	1997	1,230	• Contribution to research through provision of training on livestock production and veterinary services in University of Nairobi.	Natural Research Institute, GIZ-Marsabit, GOK, World Bank, NDMA	Active	• Promotion and facilitation of production and marketing of camel trade • Policy and advocacy • Training and research	Under development	Camel	Ksh. 30-60 million	[email protected]
3,00	Kenya Livestock Producers Association(KLPA)	Kiambu town	36.827232,-1.70253	2004	100,000	• To provide a network platform for all livestock producers & Provide market linkages and opportunities to its members.	Ministry of Agriculture(GOK), Council of Governers & Private Sector.	Active	• Advocacy and lobbying, Policy Intervention, Provision of training of farmers and Conducting trade fairs.	Local market- through trade fairs.	All domesticated livestock and emerging(quails,crocodile)	Ksh. 12 million	[email protected], www.klpakenya.org
4,00	Eastern and Southern Africa Dairy Association (ESADA)	Chaka place, Argwings Kodhek Rd	36.791123, -1.292499	2004		• To promote initiatives in the dairy industry & contribute towards shaping the policy environment for trade in dairy products in the region.	COMESA, RNDP, MPO, TAMPA, UDPA, EMPPA, ZDIT	Active	• Participation in the African Dairy Conference and Exhibition, ESADA Trade & Exchange Missions. Capacity building in provision of relevant training to its members	East and South Africa	Dairy animals and their products		[email protected],www.dairyafrica.com
5,00	Kenya Fish Processors & Exporters Association (AFIPEK)	New Rehema House 5th Floor Rhapta Street	36.799365, -1.266473	2000	Fish Exporters	• To enhance sustainable fisheries supply, enhance and promote marketing of fish and enhance effective fish safety, quality assurance and cleaner production.	Fishermen, Fish agents, MoALF, KAM, KPSA	Active	• Increase capacity of fish export. • Provide Linkage with regional fisheries operators in Uganda and Tanzania through the regional association.	Mainly Europe (70%)	Nile perch, octopus, lobsters, live crabs, squids, marine ornamentals		[email protected], www.afipek.org
6,00	Kenya Poultry Farmers Association(KEPOFA)	National Beekeeping Station, Lenana off Ngong Road	36.730491, -1.303444	2005	7,653	• To advance poultry farmers interests, facilitate dialogue between stakeholders and engage with other actors within the value chain.	MoALF, KPBA, AKFM, Kenya National Farmers Federation, Poultry Association of East Africa	Active	• Advocacy and lobbying.• Training • Market Linkage. • Information dissemination.	Linking our farmers to market outlets	All types of poultry		Contact Name: Wairimu Kariuki, [email protected]/ [email protected], www.kenyapoultryfarmers.org, 0722 406390
7,00	Dairy Goat Association of Kenya	Wambugu Agricultural training center, Nyeri		1993	12,000	• Raising the income of its members and enhance their food security through increasing their capabilities and skills in dairy goat breeding.	Government of Kenya of Kenya,KLBO,KAGRIC	Active	• Buck rotation • Artificial Insemination • Marketing of breeding stock • Identification and registration of Dairy goats • Training	Locally and countrywide	Approximately 50,000	5.4Million	[email protected], www.dgakenya.org
8,00	Association of Kenya Feeds Manufacturers (AKEFEMA)	National Bee Keeping Station First Floor Room 19, Nairobi	36.730439,-1.303332										Contact: Dr Humphrey Mbugua, [email protected], 0725159104
9,00	Kenya National Farmers Federation (KENAFF	Farmers' Conference Centre, Along Thogoto Mutarakwa Road	36.658510,-1.282547										Contact: DrJohn Mutunga, 0723903957, 0206008324, 0721222828, [email protected] / [email protected]/[email protected], http://www.kenaff.org/
10,00	Kenya Dairy Board	10th Floor, NSSF Building Nairobi	36.812079,-1.289890	1958	Active	To organise, regulate and develop efficient production, market distribution and supply of dairy produce, To improve the quality of dairy produce.	National Government, County Government, Donor Agencies, Dairy Development Partners	Active	a)Licensing of milk handling premises,b) Inspection of milk handling premises, c)Surveillance on the quality and safety of milk and milk products,	Local and Export market			Name: Racheal Gatei, 0722573432/ 0733521438, [email protected], http://www.kdb.co.ke
11,00	Kenya livestock breeders organization	Kenya Stud Book Building, Medical-Kabarak Road, ASK Showground	36.057572,-0.280662	1994	16,000	• To improve livestock breeding through effective and efficient livestock registration and recording.	MoALF, LRC, ILRI,KDB,Farmer Cooperatives, Farmers/ Livestock Breeders,KAGRC	Active	a) Setting up livestock registration rules in liaison with the breed societies, b) Registration and issuance of certificates for both Grade and pedigree stock	East Africa	All livestock species(Cattle, Sheep, Pig, Goat, Poultry)	Ksh. 6,000,000	Name: Leonard Mukhebi0722907686,[email protected]/ [email protected], www.klbo.co.ke
12,00	Kenya Pig Farmers Association (KENPIFA).	Haven Court, 1st floor, Waiyaki Way, Nairobi	36.796110,-1.261308,	2009	834	• Advocacy and capacity building of members. • Support members for improvement of pig value chain ( production management, processing and products).	Government of Kenya- Pig Policy and Strategy, National Livestock Associations	Active	• Advocacy and capacity building of members.• Support members for improvement of pig value chain ( production management, processing and products).	Locally	There are several types of pig genetics eg. Large White, Landress, Duroc etc).	Kshs. 750 million	[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]