ABPM works across NABARD-backed schemes in Mizoram, supporting producer organisations, tribal livelihoods, capacity building and market access. The projects below reflect ABPM's published programme information.
Formation and promotion of Farmer Producer Organisations through NABARD's PODF scheme - working capital and equity support for collective farming enterprises in Mizoram.
Integrated livelihood promotion for tribal communities through NABARD's Wadi model - supporting sustainable agriculture, natural resource management, and income diversification.
A Tribal Development Fund project supporting integrated livelihood promotion for tribal farming communities in West Phaileng, Mamit District - using the Wadi model to promote sustainable horticulture, natural resource management, and supplementary income through livestock and allied activities.
Central sector scheme for the formation and promotion of 10,000 Farmer Producer Organisations across India. ABPM has formed and is actively handholding three FPOs under this scheme in Mizoram.
Supporting the geographical registration of Mizoram's unique local products to protect their identity, enable premium pricing, and open export markets.
Under NABARD's Gramya Vikas Nidhi scheme, ABPM is facilitating the Geographical Indication registration of five unique Mizoram products - enabling producers to legally protect their product identities, access premium markets, and establish provenance-based branding for Mizoram's distinctive agricultural and artisanal goods.
Cluster-based development of niche agricultural commodities - building aggregation, quality, and market linkages for Mizoram's high-value farm produce.
A Farm Sector Promotion Fund project to develop a production cluster for Gooseberry (Amla) in Serchhip District - aggregating smallholder farmers, improving quality standards, and establishing market linkages for this high-value medicinal fruit with growing demand in health and wellness markets.
Tripartite agreement between ABPM, NABARD, and Mizoram Rural Bank for the formation, nurturing, and financing of 100 Joint Liability Groups.
A three-way partnership between Angel Business Promoters of Mizoram, NABARD and Mizoram Rural Bank to form, nurture and provide credit access to 100 Joint Liability Groups across Mizoram - enabling previously unbanked smallholder farmers to access formal financial services through collective lending structures.
Exhibitions, melas, women empowerment programs, and grant support initiatives executed in partnership with NABARD across Mizoram.
Self-Help Group product exhibition & sales
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