TY - BOOK
T1 - Making milk quality assurance work on an unlevel playing field
T2 - Lessons from the Happy Cow pilot
AU - Ndambi, Asaah
AU - Kilelu, Catherine W.
AU - van der Lee, Jan
AU - Njiru, Ruth
AU - Koge, Jessica
PY - 2019
Y1 - 2019
N2 - This report describes and assesses a milk quality assurance innovation, the milk quality tracking andtracing system (MQT&T) and Quality-Based Milk Payment System (QBMPS) project. The project was piloted by Happy Cow Ltd (HC), a medium-scale processor in Nakuru, Kenya, and its milk suppliers.The objective of the pilot project was to offer a proof of concept to track and trace milk quality within a smallholder-dominated supply chain and to develop and implement a payment system based on the quality of raw milk delivered. The assessment adapted the PPPLab Scaling Scan as the mainframework to enumerate the various project investments, interventions and achievements and toreflect on the success factors, shortcomings and preconditions required for QBMPS scalability.
AB - This report describes and assesses a milk quality assurance innovation, the milk quality tracking andtracing system (MQT&T) and Quality-Based Milk Payment System (QBMPS) project. The project was piloted by Happy Cow Ltd (HC), a medium-scale processor in Nakuru, Kenya, and its milk suppliers.The objective of the pilot project was to offer a proof of concept to track and trace milk quality within a smallholder-dominated supply chain and to develop and implement a payment system based on the quality of raw milk delivered. The assessment adapted the PPPLab Scaling Scan as the mainframework to enumerate the various project investments, interventions and achievements and toreflect on the success factors, shortcomings and preconditions required for QBMPS scalability.
UR - https://edepot.wur.nl/476559
U2 - 10.18174/476559
DO - 10.18174/476559
M3 - Report
T3 - Wageningen Livestock Research report
BT - Making milk quality assurance work on an unlevel playing field
PB - Wageningen Livestock Research
CY - Wageningen
ER -