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Kenya Coffee Producers Association required an open source management information system for computerizing Kenyan coffee cooperatives. We have developed for them an opensource MIS called CoopWorks (Ver 4.0), and did their website afresh with a content management system. Their choice of Flametree is a strong statement of our foothold in the ICT field in agriculture.

e-Council

With good support from the MoLG we held a successful Seminar on ICT for Councils on September 3rd 2010. When local authorities in the country decided to Computerise, an experienced partner who would hold their hands firmly was needed. Flametree was that hand.

A Web-site is one component of ICT for Councils. ICT should be used to improve revenue collection and ipmrove service delivery for the Councils customers. We have developed a model

2nd World Congress of Agroforestry

The Worldagroforestry Congress needed a congress website and an online platform for Scientists world over to review abstracts in preparation for an international Congress coming up in August 2009. Flametree built a robust Congress paper workflow management solution and a congress website with a content management system.

USAID/LandOLakes

Implemented by Land O Lakes under USAID funding and run by the Kenya Dairy Sector Competitiveness Program (KDSCP) aimed at increased incomes of small-holder dairy farmers. ICT has a direct role in enhancing small-holder farmers net pay. It helps producers associations manage costs and business performance. The CoopWorks system that is being used in the programme warns management against pegging the milk price too high.

Computerization for agricultural co-operatives

CoopAfrica is a regional technical cooperation programme supporting the Cooperative Movement in Africa. Its purpose is to grant support to cooperative societies through training and capacity development in ICT. The partners include the Cooperative College of Kenya, Kenya National Federation of Cooperatives and the

GIS for County Council of Makueni

County Council of Makueni (CCM) - is a national champion in the Kenyan local government system in using Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in service delivery and for development promotion. CCM is the first Local Authority to establish a Geographic Information System (GIS) service for the Council and its stakeholders. CCM has recognized that Local Authorities all over the world are using GIS.

ICT for you in any town or rural area

Flametree Systems Engineering Ltd is an ICT engineering and service company.

Our clients are spread across the country and towns of Kenya including Taveta, Mbooni, Kamacharia, Nakuru, Eldoret, Busia, Kilifi. We work in agriculture, local government, education, sacco’s, co-operatives and ngo’s. Flametree specialises in rural ICT and develops financial systems, SMS services, dynamic web-sites and work-flow management. We link these with weighing scales or electronic member cards.

Improving operational efficiency in farmer organizations through ICT

The USAID Kenya Dairy Sector Competitiveness Program (KDSCP) was established to improve competitiveness of the Dairy Industry. Flametree Systems Engineering Ltd was contracted to build capacity in selected farmer organizations in ICT.

Start date: June 22^nd 2009

Completion date: December 2009

Remote connectivity now available

We have last mile connectivity solutions for the most remote areas. We have patnership with the leading fiber optic and data solutions provider in the country. Flametree Systems Engineering Ltd has deployed these solutions for Councils, farmers cooperatives and schools.
Last mile solutions is the final leg of delivering connectivity from a communications provider to a customer. The actual distance of this leg is considerably large, especially in rural areas. It is often an expensive challenge because if the right solution and equipment is not selected.

Management Modernization Programme for Agricultural Coops 2010

ICT in Local Government

The project e - Council - www.ecouncil.or.ke is a public-private partnership undertaking to enable municipal councils to introduce electronic services into their council operations to benefit residents, other stakeholders like investors, tourists and visitors and municipal staff.

ICT for you in any town or rural area

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