A dedicated organization working for the welfare and empowerment of farmers and the rural ecosystem.

Kisan Kalyan Foundation (An ISO certified organization) is a pioneering initiative dedicated to supporting unorganized sectors, including farmers, handicraft artisans, handloom weavers, SHGs, JLGs, producer organizations, NGOs, micro-entrepreneurs, home-based small industries, Traditional occupations, and others. Established in 2010 and registered as a Trust in 2017, our foundation engages in the entire spectrum of activities from seeding to selling, with a focus on creating alternative sources of income to the Farmer and working across India. Our mission is to oversee all aspects of the process, dedicated to manufacturing and exporting Indian products, we simultaneously foster self-sustainability within these communities.

INSPIRATION- 

Empowering Farmers. Reviving Heritage. Building a Sustainable Future.

India is known as a Krishi Pradhan Desh — a land where agriculture is not just an occupation, but a way of life. Yet, despite being the backbone of our economy, farmers in India are struggling to survive. Rising debts, unstable income, lack of market access, and increasing dependence on foreign food products have pushed many into distress — even leading to farmer suicides.

At the same time, the influx of processed and imported food has led to a rise in critical diseases like diabetes, heart issues, and cancer. Our food security is at risk, and so is our cultural heritage.

Why KKF Was Founded

Kisan Kalyan Foundation (KKF) was born from this crisis — with a clear purpose:

To uplift Indian farmers and rural artisans by providing alternative sources of income, preserving heritage crafts, and promoting sustainable livelihoods.

We are on a mission to organize the unorganized sectors and bring end-to-end support to farmers, artisans, and semi-skilled professionals. Our vision includes economic empowerment, cultural preservation, and youth engagement.

Our Key Initiatives

1. Alternative Income through Handicrafts, Handlooms

& others sources

India’s handicrafts and handlooms are world-famous — yet the artisans behind them are disappearing. KKF is reviving this sector by:

• Providing skill development training at the grassroots level.

• Organizing rural women and youth into self-sustainable craft clusters.

• Offering branding, design, marketing, and e-commerce onboarding.

• Enabling global exports and connecting artisans to national & international markets.

• Promoting home-based income generation through traditional crafts.

This initiative not only generates employment but also brings artisans back to their roots while preserving our cultural identity.

2. Advanced Farming & Agritech Empowerment

While supporting tradition, we also look ahead. KKF is actively helping farmers adopt modern, efficient, and scalable agricultural practices:

• Providing advanced tools, equipment, and technology.

• Supporting in funds mobilization and farm management.

• Offering manpower support, training, and skilling.

• Creating platforms for global marketing and selling of farm produce.

• Promoting climate-smart and high-yield agriculture techniques.

This holistic support ensures that farming becomes profitable, scalable, and sustainable for the future.

What Makes KKF Unique?

• 100% end-to-end support: From training to market access.
• Experienced team from NIFT, MIT, NIIFT, and government partnerships (NSIC, EPCH, NABARD & more).
• Focus on women empowerment, Vishwakarma artisans, and rural youth.
• Emphasis on self-reliance, job creation, and grassroots innovation.

We have approx. 15 years of experience in skill development individually/ Non-individually, worked for NSIC, NABARD, NCDPD, DCH, COHANDS, UPIDR, EPCH, Exporters, Celebrity designers, and others.

Our primary objective is to make them self-sustainable by enhancing their skills in handloom and handicraft production, as well as other products.

As our second initiative, we will oversee all farming activities, from seeding to selling including manpower, equipment, tools, transportation, credit facilities, and others.