KISCOL Stakeholders
Government Agencies
The District Commisioners' Office, the Provincial Administration and the District Officers' office of Kilifi have all been instrumental in helping KISCOL realise some of the Corporate Social Responsibilty that we have initiated in the region.
Our organisation has thus collaborated with the said offices to secure sign posts and upgrading of amenities as part of CSR and also appreciation.
We are looking forward as well towards forging better ties with other agencies in the Coastal Region in order to enhance the life of the residents.
KESREF
Currently KISCOL is working in Partnership with Kenya Sugar Research Foundation (KESREF) to ascertain the types of sugar cane that would be suitable for production on the Nucleus Estate and outgrowers. It has also donated a motorbike to the Kwale Office to enable their officers reach farmers who are situated where vehicles cannot easily reach.
The Kenya Sugar Board (KSB)
The regulatory body of the Sugar Industry, established on 1st April, 2002, under the Sugar Act 2001, succeeding the defunct Kenya Sugar Authority.
The mandate of the Kenya Sugar Board as stipulated in Section 4 (1) and 4 (2) of the Sugar Act 2001 is as follows:
- Regulate, develop and promote the Sugar Industry.
- Co-ordinate the activities of individuals and organizations within the industry.
- Facilitate equitable access to the benefits and resources of the industry by all interested parties.
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