United by Nature, Powered by Avocado

Supporting Murang’a County’s Avocado Farmers in Every Step – From Seed to Market.

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Improving the Livelihood of the murang'a Community

This is through improved marketing strategies of quality agricultural produce

Our Principles

Voluntary & Open Membership

The union is open to all individuals who are willing to accept the responsibilities of membership, without any form of discrimination.

Democratic Member Control.

The union operates democratically, with each member having an equal say in decision-making processes.

Members' Economic Participation

Members contribute equitably to the capital of the cooperative and democratically control it.

Autonomy & Independence

While it collaborates with external partners, it maintains its autonomy and ensures that all decisions are made in the best interest of its members.

Education, Training and Information

The union is committed to providing education and training to its members, staff, and the community.

Cooperation among Cooperatives

The union actively collaborates with other cooperatives and organizations to strengthen the cooperative movement.

Concern for Community

Through its activities, it aims to improve the livelihoods of farmers, promote environmental sustainability, and contribute to the overall well-being of the community.

Welcome to Murang’a Avocado Farmers’ Cooperative Union Ltd.! As the Chairman, I am proud to lead a union that is deeply committed to empowering our farmers and transforming the avocado industry in Murang’a County. Since our founding in 2020, we have worked tirelessly to support our members at every stage of the avocado value chain—from production to market access.

Peter Gachau Kanyua

Chairman

4092+

Total Members

3069+

Men Members

1023+

Women Members

17+

Primary Cooperatives

At a Glance

Empowering Murang’a Farmers: Key Figures at a Glance

From supporting sustainable avocado farming to building a state-of-the-art packhouse, we are committed to improving livelihoods and creating opportunities for men, women, and youth in our community. Explore the numbers behind our impact and learn how we’re transforming the avocado value chain in Kenya

Our Stakeholders

Our Partners

At Murang’a Avocado Farmers’ Cooperative Union Ltd,
we recognize that our journey of empowering over 4,000 smallholder farmers
would not be possible without the invaluable support of our development partners.

We Effect

In Muranga Avocado Farmers Cooperative Union, We Effect supports a project called Sustainable Avocado Productivity Project.

NAVCDP

NAVCDP progresses the Projects under NARIGP Project which funded the construction of the Avocado Pack House for Murang’a Avocado Farmers Cooperative Union.

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Joining Murang’a Avocado Farmers’ Cooperative Union was one of the best decisions for my farming journey. The training programs and field days have greatly improved my avocado tree management skills, resulting in healthier yields and increased profits.”

James Mwangi

Farmer

As a woman farmer, I feel empowered and supported by the union’s commitment to gender-responsive services. The cooperative has opened up new opportunities for financial growth and community building. I highly recommend it to fellow farmers.

Jane Muthoni

Farmer

Lets Grow Together

Discover how Murang’a Avocado Farmers’ Cooperative Union Ltd is empowering over 4,000 farmers across Murang’a County with comprehensive support, training, and market access.