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A cow hide translates into eleven pairs of shoes worth more than 33,000 shs Teresia Yulu

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Yulu, Teresia

Publication details: Nairobi Contact Publishers 2011Description: p. 4 Commerce and Industry - March 2011Subject(s):

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Summary: Most Kenyan livestock farmers sell a cow hide for as little as three hundred shillings only, while this hide can produce eleven pairs of high quality shoes that can sell for as much as three thousand shillings each. Critical factors affecting the leather sector include lack of coordination amongst value chain players, lack of synergy and harmony amongst government ministries and lack of involvement by the stakeholders in the development of policies to guide the development of the sector.

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Most Kenyan livestock farmers sell a cow hide for as little as three hundred shillings only, while this hide can produce eleven pairs of high quality shoes that can sell for as much as three thousand shillings each. Critical factors affecting the leather sector include lack of coordination amongst value chain players, lack of synergy and harmony amongst government ministries and lack of involvement by the stakeholders in the development of policies to guide the development of the sector.

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