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We welcome individual farmers, farmers organisations, NGOs, corporates, traders, processors, certification agencies, research institutions, consumers and consumer forums to become our members
Patron
Admission fee: NIL
Member
Admission fee: ₹5,000
Associates
Admission fee: ₹500
Partner with us
In partnership with JSW (Jindal Steel Works) Foundation, we are working with 8800 farmers in Bellary and Chitradurga districts of Karnataka to form 11 FPCs (Farmer Producer Companies) and improve their livelihoods. Started in October 2021, the project aims to improve the income of farmers through trainings on better cultivation practices, managing farm input and output supplies, facilitating convergence between various government schemes and the FPO and developing financial and market linkages to ensure profitability to the farmers.
ICCOA is training and handholding the farmers to face the challenges of mobilisation, share money collection, arrangement of finance, quality management of the produce, marketing and so forth. JSWF is providing additional working capital for existing FPOs to help them tide over their funding issues and strengthen the business.
Do call us to explore partnering with us for your CSR and know how your contribution can be used most effectively.
Work with us
We work in 24 States of India with farmers, organise international and national organic trade fairs, seminars and conferences. Our organic farm and training centre JVK (Jaivik Vigyan Kendra) also offers several opportunities for jobs.
We have several internship / and volunteering opportunities at various locations and different areas such as marketing, events, communications.
Interested? Do get in touch to explore the current openings.
Expression of Interest (EOI)
Inviting EOI for a Research Project on “Evidence based agro-ecological model of production to marketing with Farmer Organizations on Production and Economics of AE Farming”.
Last date to apply – 10th Oct 2023
Support us
We work in collaboration with Governments, research organisations, international agencies and others driving the organic movement in India. Like all non profits, we require support to continue and expand our work.
