Financing
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Here's a set of on funding requirements at each stage of setting up an FPO, different sources of finance for FPOs. It also outlines schemes and policies relevant to FPOs – NABARD and NABKISAN schemes, schemes under small farmers agribusiness consortium, National policies for promotion of FPOs, and State policies for Odisha, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra.
According to a report from Azim Premji University (2022), less than 4 per cent of the FPOs have paid up capital of more than ₹10 lakh. Further, many FPOs are unable to access required financial support from banks/financial institutions for lack of collateral security and credit history. Credit guarantee cover from Small Farmers Agri-Business Consortium (SFAC) in respect of collateral free-lending is available only to the FPOs with a minimum membership of 500 and above. Therefore, very few FPOs have adequate equity capital base to obtain matching grant of ₹15 lakh from the government.
Moreover majority of the FPOs sell their produce without value addition
& financing for cold storage
Input & Output procurement loans for Farmer collectives
Working Capital Loans by - a subsidiary of NABARD.
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