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The document outlines the start-up capital and cost items for a poultry project, totaling KES 928,572. Key expenses include indigenous chickens, feeds, veterinary services, and construction of a poultry house. Funding sources include member contributions, livestock development grants, and support from local government programs.

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The document outlines the start-up capital and cost items for a poultry project, totaling KES 928,572. Key expenses include indigenous chickens, feeds, veterinary services, and construction of a poultry house. Funding sources include member contributions, livestock development grants, and support from local government programs.

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START- UP CAPITAL

Start-up
Capital/Cost
items
Cost items Quantity Unit Cost (KES) Total (KES)
Indigenous 1400 250 350,000
chicken
Feeds (Growers & 12 months 215,000
Layer mash)
Vaccines & 1 year 84,200
veterinary Services
Drinkers & 88 500 44,000
Feeders
Nesting Boxes 40 750 39,750
Poultry house 1 project 106,622
construction
(materials &
Labor)
Poultry attendant 56,000
Training and 1 program 32,200
capacity building
TOTAL 928,572

11. SOURCES OF START-UP CAPITAL

Member contribution and savings

Livestock development grants

Support from KeLCoP and county government programs

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