AFRAN KELLO FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE UNION (LTD)
Afran Kello Farmers Cooperative Union (AKFCO) was voluntarily established on April 5, 2005 by 48 primary cooperatives which have 6,438 members with initial share capital of 546,747.02 Ethiopia birr to solve socio economic problem of members beyond the capacity of primary farmer’s cooperatives.
At present
The number of primary cooperatives affiliated to the Union are 151. which makes the members 46,004 (36,663 males and 9,341 females), and the union capital was increased to 133,240,531.55 ETB.
AKFCO
The union was established to solve socio economic problem of members which is beyond the capacity of primary farmer’s cooperatives.
Our Mision
Provide better services at fair price, required time and amount in which members become competent enough in the free market with providing better price to their products.
Our Mision
Provide better services at fair price, required time and amount in which members become competent enough in the free market with providing better price to their products.
OUR VALUES
Cooperatives are based on the values of self help, self-responsibility, democracy, equality, equity, and solidarity. In the tradition of their founders, cooperative members believe in the ethical values of honesty, openness, social responsibility and caring for others.
Working Area
Afran Kello Farmers’ Cooperative Union is a smallholder farmer-owned cooperative union based in the Eastern Hararghe Zone of Oromia regional State, Ethiopia.
AKFCO
The working scope of the union was 10 districts found in the Eastern Hararghe Zone namely; Kersa, Haramaya, Konbolcha, Jarso, Fedis, Gursum, Babile, Cineksan, Midhega-Tola and Mekenisa-oromo districts
Headquarter
The headquarter of the union was located at Maya City, Haramaya subcity, on the way of Haramaya University.
Portfolio
AKFCU is a smallholder farmer-owned cooperative union based in the Eastern Hararghe Zone of Oromia regional State initially with working scope of five districts. Now the working scope of the union was affiliated in to ten districts namely; Kersa, Haramaya, Konbolcha, Jarso, Fedis, Gursum, Babile, Cineksan, Midhega-Tola and Mekenisa-oromo districts
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