List of submitted cases for action learning trajectory: Improving farmer-led Agri-business facilitation Action –
APF-Uganda
Version 1st of October, 2010
No.
Farmer
organization
Case Study
Type and size of
organization
Contact Details
1
Hoima District
Farmers’
Association
(HODFA)
Moving small-scale farm households from
subsistence farming to more market –oriented
production in order to enable them to access
remunerative markets by utilizing the
Participatory Agro Enterprise development
(PAED) methodology. PAED involves full
participation of farmers in all stages of
development including selection of enterprises,
business planning, market chain analyses,
linkage to buyers and savings and credits.
District farmer
organization – 4114
members
Charles B. Kasangaki - District Coordinator
HODFA
Building Partnerships to reinvigorate the
Honey Value Chain in West Nile region of
Uganda
Private company –
involvement farmer
organization needs to be
clarified
David Kyeyune Sengozi
Cooperative – 5016
members
Paineto Baluku Programme coordinator
2
3
Bee Natural
Uganda
BUKONZO
JOINT
COOPERATIVE
MICRO-FINACE
SOCIETY LTD
Improving the standard of living of the rural
poor by enabling them to become active
partners and political development of Bukonzo
county Kasese district Rwenzori region, and
Uganda at large.
077 2 608080 ; hodfaoffice@gmail.com
Submitted by Trias – Peter van Erum peter.van.erum@triasngo.be
dsengozikyeyune@snvworld.org
Submitted by SNV
Mob +256782419021
P O Box 288 kasese -Uganda
bukonzojointcooperative@gmail.com
4
5
Masindi District
Farmers
Association
The initiative is the Pooling or bulking system
around maize production
COSEDA Ent.
Focused on production and export of mainly
District Farmer Association
– 4000 members / 180
farmers involved
Mr. Daniel Wanzala- 0772-491015,
Chairman or David Katende- 0772-857487
Case submitted by UNFFE - katungisa
kenneth katungisakenneth@yahoo.co.uk
Davis Lule, Managing Director. Tel:
0772419357 Email,
6
7
8
Ltd.
horticultural crops
Batuuze
Twegatte
Crop and animal husbandry, planting of mainly
agro forestry trees, marketing, for food
security and poverty eradication. Functional
Adult Learning also done.
Community based
organization – 40
members
Crop and animal husbandry, planting of mainly
agro forestry trees, marketing, for food
security and poverty eradication. Functional
Adult Learning also done.
Community based
organization – 40
members
Crop and animal husbandry, planting of mainly
agro forestry trees, marketing, for food
security and poverty eradication. Functional
Adult Learning also done.
Community based
organization – 40
members
Singo
Tumaliridde
Twekembe
Farmers’ Group
9
Tororo District
Farmers
AssociationTODIFA
Improving Small Scale Organised Family
Farmers positioning to take lead in Agricultural
Marketing
10
Nyabyumba
United Farmers
Group
SMALL HOLDER POTATO CHAIN IN KABALE –
UGANDA: An account of the Nyabyumba
United Farmers Group market power in Kabale
District – Uganda
11
Uganda Cooperative
Alliance Ltd
Value addition and Collective Marketing for
enhanced value chain participation by
producers through Co-operatives Project
Proposal
12
NATIONAL
UNION OF
COFFEE
AGRIBUSINESS
ES AND FARM
ENTERPRISES
The Farmer ownership Model
Cosedaenterpriseslimited@yahoo.com
Kubamitwe village, Buyuki Parish, Peter
Byakatonda, Katikamu Sub-county /
0782525170
Submitted by Justine Mwanje
Juma Busuulwa, Singo village, Buyuki
Parish, Katikamu Sub-county /
0773822182
Submitted by Justine Mwanje
Edward Kibuuka -Buyuki Parish, Katikamu
Sub-county -0772561256
Submitted by Justine Mwanje
Erechu Francis Xaviour, 0774022367
Community Based
Organization – 120
members – member of
Kabale District Farmers
Association (KADFA)
Rwakakamba Morrison - Tranform Ltd rwakakamba@yahoo.co.uk
FRED AHIMBISIBWE -
ahimbex@yahoo.com
Cooperative union – 157
associations and 25
cooperatives, companies
and corporate members
Joseph Nkandu, P. O. Box 34967, Kampala
Tel:+256-414-236199 /Mobile: +256-772595030 /Fax: +256-414-236199
joseph.nkandu@nucafe.org /
LTD
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15
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17.
18
nucafe@nucafe.org
Sheema Dairy
ACE (member
UCA)
Integration of production, marketing and
financial cooperatives in the milk value chain
Cooperative – 661
males/55 females
Mr Mwebaze 078 2837647
Budadiri West
Area (member
UCA)Cooperativ
e Enterprise
Coffee and milk small holder production and
marketing
Cooperative – 8 primary
societies – 1080 members
Mr Wesonga 0772948304
Katerera Area
Cooperative
Enterprise Ltd
Integrated cooperatives in production,
marketing and financial services. Focus
commodities: Maize, beans and cotton
Cooperative – 6 primary
societies – 4454 members
Mr Fred Kweyamba
Rukungiri Dairy
Farmers
Cooperative
Union
Collective marketing of milk by small holders
farmers
Cooperative – 6 primary
societies - 500 members
Mr Mugabe Herber 00256 392 960446
UCCU
Large scale bulking and marketing of Milk:
Bulk marketing approach. Integrated
cooperative enterprise approach
Cooperative union 15,000 individual members
Mr Clayton Arinanye
Plan to start selling milk through collective
market
Community based
organization – 47
members
Mutesasira Grace – Chair person: - Tel:
077 2 071229
Nalweyiso Amina - Peer Farmer Trainer
Tel: 075 2 395960 /077 6 395960 / 071 4
395960
Bulimuttaka
Women’s Group
Kabaale Kkingo
Submitted by Bernard Tayebwa – UCA
btayebwa@uca.co.ug
Submitted by Bernard Tayebwa – UCA
btayebwa@uca.co.ug
Submitted by Bernard Tayebwa – UCA
btayebwa@uca.co.ug
Submitted by Bernard Tayebwa – UCA
btayebwa@uca.co.ug
Submitted by Bernard Tayebwa – UCA
btayebwa@uca.co.ug
Received through John Kadigo Othieno
- Send a Cow Uganda /
john.othieno@sendacowuganda.org