FDRVC actively promotes Farmer Producer Companies (FPCs) to empower farmers and enhance agricultural productivity. FPCs are collective enterprises owned by farmers and managed by professionals, designed to streamline the marketing of their products and improve their bargaining power in the market. FDRVC's efforts include technical assistance, digital transformation, training, and financial support to establish and strengthen FPCs. Through these interventions, FDRVC envisions a prosperous and inclusive agricultural sector.
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Non-Farm Non-Farm (Handloom & Handicraft))
FDRVC is dedicated to promoting Handloom and Handicraft Producer Companies with a focus on marketing its products. PCs are collective enterprises formed by artisans, aiming to streamline the marketing and distribution of their unique and traditional creations. FDRVC actively supports these PCs by providing technical assistance, digital transformation, training, and financial aid through Government schemes to strengthen their operations. By facilitating access to wider markets, improving product quality, and enhancing design innovation, FDRVC empowers artisans and promotes sustainable livelihoods. Our efforts seek to preserve traditional crafts, uplift artisan communities, and foster economic growth in rural areas.
Poultry
FDRVC is dedicated to promoting Poultry Producer Companies that work closely with rural women producers. PCs are collective enterprises formed by women engaged in poultry farming, with the objective of empowering them and enhancing their participation in the poultry value chain. FDRVC provides comprehensive support to these PCs, including training, technical assistance, digital transformation and access to finance and markets. By promoting the establishment and growth of PCs, FDRVC aims to empower rural women, improve their income opportunities, and promote gender equality in the agricultural sector. Through these efforts, FDRVC envisions sustainable rural development and economic empowerment for women.
The Government of India, through the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare (MoAF&W), launched the Central Sector Scheme for Formation and Promotion of 10,000 Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) in 2020. The scheme aims to empower small, marginal, and landless farmers by organizing them into collective enterprises, enhancing their access to inputs, credit, and markets.
The Saras Gallery, on Baba Kharag Singh Marg, Near Connaught Place, is a must-visit location known for exquisite handicraft items representing India's arts and crafts tradition. Promoted by the National Rural Livelihoods Mission (NRLM), a department of the Ministry of Rural Development (MoRD). The Saras gallery is spread over a spacious 4200 square feet area, has been set up to provide market access for the produce of the members of the women self-help groups promoted by NRLM all across rural India.
Our mission is to curate authentic handcrafted products from across the country. It is a tangible step to help them out of their unceasing plight by empowering them. Our artisans get remunerated fairly with no middlemen to manipulate prices. Through this online portal, customers get access to 100% authentic handcrafted products emerging straight from the heart of India. We are well on our way with a solemn goal to provide economic upliftment to the rural artisans who are involved in preserving the heritage of the handicrafts industry in India. Hence, we have crafted this platform (www.esaras.in) that connects you with the artisans of India and showcases their work by providing you with the best handicraft items online. We aim to make the experience of buying aesthetic and contemporary products for customers.