KTDAL - Building Sustainability through Inclusion
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Case Code: SUST023 Case Length: 18 pages Period: 1900-2016 Pub Date: 2016 Teaching Note: Available |
Price: Rs.600 Organization: Kenya Tea Development Agency Limited Industry: Tea Industry Countries: UK, Kenya and African Countries Themes: Inclusive Business Models, Sustainable Business Models |
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Introduction
During the year 2011-12, the small tea farmers in Kenya were paid an average of KES 50.01 per kg of tea leaves produced on their farms .This was the highest price paid to any small tea farmer in the world. The success of the small tea farmers in Kenya was the direct result of the efficiency and effectiveness of the business model implemented by the Kenya Tea Development Agency Limited (KTDAL). For this effort, KTDAL won the "Excellence in Inclusive Business" award in 2013. Mr. Lerionka Tiampati, CEO, KTDAL, who received the award, dedicated it to all the farmers who were a part of the KTDAL operations . KTDAL was acknowledged as the best management agency in the world, providing agency services for the development of the small tea sector in Kenya. Through consultancy and advisory services in tea farming, KTDAL assisted and supported around 560,000 small tea farmers in managing cultivation and producing tea of the highest quality...
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