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State wants co-operative sector to fund Vision 2030

Principal Secretary Industrialization Dr Wilson Songa makes his keynote address to enforcement Agencies CEOS on the Government stand on Protection and Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights,Counterfeit Issues and Anti-Counterfeit Act at the Hilton Hotel Nairobi 21/04/15 [Photo/Moses Omusula/STANDARD]

Government plans to partner with the cash-rich co-operative sector to finance mega projects outlined in the Vision 2030.

It says the projects owing to their size requires more input both from the private sector and public sector, thus qualifying the request to the co-operative movement to fund the new developments.

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