The document summarizes the East Africa Dairy Development Project, which aims to double incomes for smallholder dairy farmers in Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda. It does this through a hub model where chilling plants are transformed into business hubs. The hubs provide a one-stop shop for farmers, allowing them to access services, inputs, and reliable markets through milk collection and sales to processors. Examples show hubs collecting over 70,000 liters of milk daily from over 13,000 farmers, generating $6.3 million annually in sales. Success requires commitment from farmers, government, and collaboration along the supply chain. Partners are now being sought to scale up the project further.
1. UNLOCKING VALUE OF SMALLHOLDER DAIRY THROUGH HUB MODEL – CASE OF KENYA Moses Nyabila – EADD
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7. The Solution – Transforming Chilling plants to Business Hubs TRANSPORTERS TESTING FARMERS FIELD DAYS FEED SUPPLY AI & EXTENSION VILLAGE BANKS OTHER RELATED MEs HARDWARE SUPPLIERS CHILLING HUB
8. How Farmers pay for Services through the Business Hub TRANSPORTERS FEED SUPPLY AI & EXTENSION HARDWARE SUPPLIERS FARMERS VILLAGE BANK SERVICES & INPUTS CHILLING HUB
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