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NPCK Annual General Meeting held on 26th November 2024

The National Potato Council of Kenya (NPCK) successfully held its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 26th November 2024. The meeting brought together NPCK’s board members alongside key stakeholders, including representatives from input providers, seed producers, processors, development partners, and academia, to review progress and deliberate on the future of Kenya’s potato subsector.

Key highlights of the meeting included:

  1. Confirmation of Previous Year’s Minutes
    The minutes from the previous AGM were read, reviewed, and confirmed, providing continuity and accountability for ongoing initiatives.
  2. Presentation of Financial Statements
    The financial statements for the year ending 31st December 2023 were presented to the attendees and formally adopted. These statements reflected NPCK’s financial stewardship and the resources mobilized to support the potato subsector.
  3. Progress Report
    A comprehensive update on NPCK’s current activities was delivered, highlighting the milestones achieved over the past year and the ongoing efforts to strengthen the potato value chain.
  4. Discussion of Key Subsector Issues
    Participants engaged in discussions to address critical challenges affecting the potato industry. This collaborative dialogue underscored the need for sustained partnerships and innovative approaches to enhance seed systems, improve production, and strengthen market linkages.

The AGM reaffirmed NPCK’s commitment to driving transformative change in the potato subsector through collaboration with stakeholders and evidence-based solutions. The insights shared will guide the Council’s strategic initiatives in the coming year.


This summary serves as a concise reflection of the AGM proceedings, focusing on transparency, progress, and stakeholder engagement.

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