The Economic Impact

Economic Impact

Farmer Income Growth

Projected Impact: By Year 3, farmers in Kuldomari are expected to see a 2x–3x increase in net annual income, driven by improved margins, lower costs, and new revenue sources.

The central goal of the FPO model is to increase the income of small and marginal farmers by addressing inefficiencies across the agricultural value chain. This is achieved through:

Collective input procurement, reducing per-unit input costs by 15–25% through economies of scale

Direct crop aggregation and market linkage, improving price realisation by 20–30% compared to local traders

Value addition via cleaning, grading, packaging, and branded retail for crops such as moringa, millets, and pulses

Livelihood diversification through goat rearing and food forest produce.

Rural Employment Generation

Estimated Impact: This project forecasts 400 direct and indirect jobs within three years, designated for tribal youth and women.

Beyond its member base, the FPO model stimulates the rural economy by generating employment across service and operations, including:

Input handling and distribution

Produce transportation, packaging, and storage

Maintenance of regenerative agriculture plots and food forests

Veterinary and livestock management services

The Economic Impact

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Farmer Income Growth

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​Projected Impact: By Year 3, farmers in Kuldomari are expected to see a 2x–3x increase in net annual income, driven by improved margins, lower costs, and new revenue sources.

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Estimated Impact: This project forecasts 400 direct and indirect jobs within three years, designated for tribal youth and women.

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Projected Impact: By Year 3, farmers in Kuldomari are expected to see a 2x–3x increase in net annual income, driven by improved margins, lower costs, and new revenue sources.