Abstract:
This report presents the findings of a study on Kimuli Primary Co-operative Society, commissioned
by the then Ministry of Co-operatives and Marketing. The study generally aimed at documenting
innovations made by co-operatives in marketing their produce. The study had shown that, in matters
relating to the marketing of members' produce, primary co-operative societies were capable of
taking up the role of co-operative unions where the latter became ineffective.
