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IFAD provides Rs 1.9 crore to support organic farming project in Meghalaya

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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What happened

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The International Fund for Agricultural Development provided Rs 1.9 crore in support for the Meghalaya Livelihoods and Access to Markets Project in Meghalaya. This project, a community-led model farm and processing hub, is operated by Fruits Valley Farmers Producer Company Limited. The initiative is designed under a Build-Operate-Transfer framework to transition traditional farming into profitable commercial agriculture.

From theshillongtimes.com

Why it matters

Some supportBrind's analysis of the reports

The project has already traded over 60 metric tonnes of GI-tagged Khasi Mandarin and 181 metric tonnes of ginger. Officials praised the enterprise's commercial viability and encouraged the 433 farmer members to scale up production using central government schemes.

From theshillongtimes.com

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • FPCSpeculative

    The Fruits Valley Farmers Producer Company Limited could see increased revenue due to the validation of its commercial viability and direct funding from the International Fund for Agricultural Development.

  • International Fund for Agricultural DevelopmentSpeculative

    The International Fund for Agricultural Development might validate its investment strategy through the successful deployment of the Rs 1.9 crore support.

  • MeghalayaSpeculative

    Meghalaya may see increased investment and recognition for its local organic farming model.

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