Cooperative-Based Integrated Agriculture
Empowering Marginalized Farmers Since 1993
Introduction
ASPADA Environment Development Foundation has been working tirelessly since 1993 to improve the quality of life for poor and marginalized communities. Originally established as the "Agro-Forestry, Seed Production and Development Agency," the foundation remains deeply rooted in agricultural advancement.
Currently, the condition of marginal agriculture is facing a decline. While farmers struggle with high production costs and low market prices, middlemen reap the benefits. This project aims to establish a model for Cooperative-Based Modern Integrated Agricultural Production to ensure food security and economic stability for the farmers.
Project Objectives
- Establish an "Agri-Tech Village" as a hub for farmer development.
- Provide hands-on training on modern technology and cooperative systems.
- Partner with National Agri-Research institutes for high-quality seeds and breeds.
- Ensure fair prices for field crops, vegetables, fisheries, and livestock.
- Modernize agriculture to make it a profitable livelihood.
Our Vision
To create a happy and prosperous society by addressing production challenges through collective action and technical skill enhancement.
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Project Components
- Farmer Group Formation
- Establishing Agri-Tech Village
- Livestock & Fish Farming
- Vegetable & Field Crop Production
- Market Linkage & Technical Support
Operational Strategy
- Beneficiary Selection & Grouping
- Resource Distribution & Input Supply
- Cooperative Financing Model
- Continuous Training & Monitoring
- Defined Responsibilities for Farmers & Agency