Samunnati believes agriculture in India is more than it appears to be – it is diverse, vibrant and spirited. In fact, Indian agriculture is constantly evolving, not just for the technology it uses or modern practices it appropriates.
Nearly 58% of India’s population relies on agriculture as the primary source of livelihood, as per data from government-backed India Brand Equity Foundation.
Samunnati collaborated with the Heartfulness Institute as a sponsor for their National Education Conclave.
Chennai-based agri-fintech startup Samunnati solves the working capital needs of smallholder farmers and agri-SMEs. It has impacted 54 agri value chains in 20 Indian states.
Samunnati was part of the panel discussion on Bigger is Better: Building Sustainable Farmer Aggregation Models in the Global South on 3rd March 2021.
Samunnati was part of the panel discussion at the Harvard India Conclave held on 21st February 2021.
Women are the backbone of agriculture. They play the role of farmers, workers, and entrepreneurs, yet they lack resources and opportunities.
Samunnati was part of a panel discussion at the DLAI Conclave 2021. Nitin Chaudhary, Director and Founding member of Samunnati represented the company as part of a panel discussion on “Embedded Lending: Next wave of Disruption?”
Growth is almost always a consequence of change – more specifically, adapting to change. No sector in the India economy is an exception to this norm.
NV Ramana from Samunnati was part of a power-packed panel at the ‘AgClinic- Digitizing the Dairy Value Chains- Part 2’ co-hosted by ThinkAg and Godrej Agrovet Limited on 10th Feb.
