
Consumer Cooperative Society Limited · West Pokot, Kenya
30 Women Groups.
One Cooperative Vision.
Kiletat Women Group Consumer Cooperative Society Limited is building a stronger economic future for women, girls and communities across West Pokot County, Kenya.
Through enterprise, cooperative finance, productive agriculture, market access, community assets and social transformation, we are building locally owned pathways to long-term prosperity.
20+ Years
Institutional Continuity
30
Affiliated Women Groups
1,000+
Women Members
West Pokot
County-Wide Reach
Who we are
Locally Rooted.
Internationally Ambitious.
“Where Women Lead, Communities Prosper.”
Kiletat Women Group Consumer Cooperative Society Limited is a long-established women-led cooperative serving communities across West Pokot County.
For more than two decades, the cooperative has brought women together around enterprise, savings, finance, agriculture, crafts, property, social development and community leadership.
Today, Kiletat provides an institutional platform through which women can move from fragmented economic activity towards organised production, stronger markets, sustainable finance and collective prosperity.
About the cooperativeWhy Kiletat
Building Enterprise. Building Assets. Building Futures.
Enterprise
Structured business development that turns fragmented activity into organised, bankable production.
ExploreFinance
Member savings, responsible credit and productive asset finance built around women's enterprise cycles.
ExploreMarkets
Aggregation, quality standards, cooperative branding and buyer relationships beyond the local market.
ExploreCommunity Transformation
Girls' education, protection, leadership and household resilience alongside economic participation.
ExploreOur network
Thirty Groups.
One Movement.
Thirty affiliated women groups across West Pokot County form the membership base of the cooperative — more than 1,000 women producing, saving, trading and leading together.
Kapenguria / Makutano
Roponywo Women Group · Psikiryo Women Group · Kamariny Women Group · Tilak Women Group
Schematic orientation map. Indicative locations only.
Programme portfolio
Building Economic Power From the Ground Up.
—MSME Growth
—Cooperative Finance
—Market Access
—Property & Infrastructure
—FGM & Child Marriage Prevention
—Community Resilience
Flagship development · Proposed
Makutano Women's Enterprise & Resource Centre
A proposed flagship cooperative development asset: headquarters, member services, retail and showroom space, training and incubation facilities, aggregation and light processing, and community-facing services under one roof.
Status Notice
Redevelopment remains subject to legal due diligence, technical feasibility, planning approvals, environmental assessment, market analysis, professional design, certified costing and confirmed financing. No construction funding has been secured.

Indicative visual concept only. Not an approved design.
Impact
Development Must Be Measurable.
Verified institutional data
20+ Years
Institutional Continuity
30
Affiliated Women Groups
1,000+
Women Members
West Pokot
County-Wide Reach
Indicators to be measured
Framework indicators for programme monitoring. These are measurement categories, not reported results.
Women entrepreneurs supported
Businesses formalised
Value of collective sales
Savings mobilisation
Responsible finance issued
Jobs created
Women trained
Girls supported
Buyer agreements
Climate-resilient enterprises
Partnerships
Partnerships That Multiply Impact.
Kiletat works as an accountable local institution: community ownership, transparent governance and measurable delivery. We welcome grant financing, technical assistance, market partnerships, research collaboration and impact investment.
News & stories
Women Building West Pokot's Future.

Women Entrepreneurs
From single hives to an organised honey value chain
How coordinated production and shared standards change what a beekeeping enterprise can sell — and to whom.

Ushanga
Heritage beadwork, built for international buyers
Design, quality control and packaging turn craft into a commercial product line with export ambition.

Girls' Education
Keeping girls in school as households grow stronger
Economic participation and protection reinforce each other across the cooperative's member communities.
Stay informed
Follow the Kiletat Journey
Programme updates, latest reports and partnership opportunities from the cooperative and its thirty affiliated women groups.

