This case won Third Prize in the Corporate Sustainability Track in the oikos Case Writing Competition, 2016. Organized by oikos International, Switzerland

KTDAL - Building Sustainability through Inclusion

KTDAL - Building Sustainability through Inclusion
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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Background

Before the 19th century, agriculture in Africa was mainly subsistence farming with most of the fertile land being left unused. It was with the advent of the British colonial rulers that the agricultural scenario witnessed a major transformation. The colonial rulers occupied or acquired a majority of the fertile land from the native Africans and encouraged British and other European settlers to take to agriculture in Africa by passing laws and policies that favoured the settlers. The native Africans were made to work as labourers in the settlers' farms. Though there was friction between the European settlers and the locals, Kenyan agriculture was broadly classified into two –large farmers who owned plantations covering thousands of hectares of land and small farmers with an average holding of less than 0.50 hectares of land...

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