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Pasidi Panta: Helping Small Farmers Grow a “Golden Harvest”
Krishnaiah is the founder of Pasidi Panta, a company working with spice growers. Coming from an agricultural family, he has firsthand experience with the difficulties smallholder farmers face
How Our Accelerator Program Continues To Evolve To Best Serve Early-Stage Entrepreneurs
Upaya’s annual accelerator program is a key component of our mission to support early-stage social enterprises.
YellowBag: Building A Better Future, One Bag At A Time
YellowBag is a family run business that focuses on sustainability and livelihoods by working with women to make cloth bags as an alternative to plastic bags.
ReThela: Helping Street Vendors Get Organized
Sunil Kumar is the founder of reThela, a social venture that aims to build an organized retail market infrastructure for fragmented and unorganized street vendors.
FreshNet Farms: Investing In The Village Economy
Senthil Kumar spent 15 years in the corporate sector, but felt like he was wasting his time. So he pledged all of his assets to focus on self-fulfillment and his vision to improve what he calls “the village economy.”
Gramshree Kisan: Empowering Farmers, Aggregating Technology, Creating Livelihood
When Aastha and a small team of four began building Gramshree Kisan they started with very little funding, but found an audience on YouTube
FarmDidi: Sisters Empowering Sisters
Manjari and Asmita are the founders of FarmDidi where they are on a mission to provide healthy, natural, and authentic food products by empowering over one million rural women
Bharat Krushi Seva: Helping Farmers Become Self-dependent
How can technology help to make the lives of farmers easier and allow them to become more self-dependent?
Anuprerna: Supporting Handmade Textiles And The Artisans Who Make Them
West Bengal is historically famous for its textile industry, but who are the artisans behind these beautiful fabrics?
Amalfarm: Tracing Crops Back To Farmers To Improve Farmer Incomes
Entrepreneur, Rahul Prakash, is on a mission to connect consumers around the world with farmers in India through his company, Amalfarm.