A World Bank-aided initiative for sustainable farming, better markets, and resilient agriculture in Kerala.
Learn MoreThe KERA Project, supported by the World Bank with ₹2,365 crore, empowers 400,000 smallholder farmers, FPOs, and MSMEs through climate-smart practices, value chain modernization, and market linkages.
Focusing on key crops like rice, spices, coffee, cardamom, and rubber while building agri-parks, irrigation systems, and digital platforms for efficient service delivery.
This comprehensive initiative aims to transform Kerala's agricultural sector by integrating technology, sustainable practices, and market-oriented approaches.
Training for 32,000 farmers in sustainable practices, climate-resilient varieties, and crop insurance.
150 alliances between FPCs and agribusinesses with grants up to 60% (max ₹2 crore) for production and market access.
Establishment of agri-parks, processing centers, irrigation upgrades, and ICT modernization of Krishi Bhavans.
Support for startups, SMEs, and value addition in food processing for competitiveness and job creation.
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