Written by: Johnson Kithendu, Co-operatives Specialist, Global Communities, Kenya
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Margie Brand
2/19/2016 07:28:08 am
I love this analogy! Thanks Johnson!
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2/23/2016 07:36:19 am
Thanks Johnson for the piece above about bees, i entire agree they are very cooperative creatures and the lesson is the increased demonstration of how cooperatives can magically solve bigger problems using available small resources. Am yet to know why SACCO's are more successful than other cooperatives in Kenya,but one of the reason could be the Government policy which seem to view cooperative as vehicles of financial inclusion than any of the other uses.
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Kristin
3/4/2016 05:45:50 am
Richard, I agree, it's a bit confusing why SACCOs dominate the conversation in Kenya, but it's also a benefit because everyone has heard of them. I hope you will be able to visit the cooperative youth program in Nairobi to learn about both our opportunities here and our challenges. Check back soon as we grow the program alongside Johnson. Leave a Reply. |
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