Two-and-a-half decades of work across people, livelihoods and rural economies

IDF's work has reached communities across different regions and livelihood contexts, creating pathways around sustainable agriculture, financial inclusion, enterprise and collective economic participation.

Sustainable Agriculture

FY 2024–2564,230familiesreached through sustainable agriculture and value-chain work

Cumulative, 2001–20262,259villages & hamletsacross 31 taluks and 11 districts

2022–202637green enterprisesdeveloped around rural services, inputs, processing and value addition

Community Reach

Consolidated historical record 2001–2026

5,083SHGs

54,279women members

20,431JLGs

153,173members

4Community Federations

Producer Reach

2015–2026

31producer organisations

57,462farmer shareholders

Members of community federations gathered in a hall

Rural Enterprise

Gramya

200+ women's families across five villages through natural-fibre livelihoods

Sakhi Saphalya

300+ women artisans building a producer-owned Kasuti enterprise in rural Dharwad

Financial Services

IDF Financial Services

98 branches · 30 districts · 5 states · 47,343 outstanding borrowers

May 2026

GramServ

₹5.28 crore revenue · ₹35.92 lakh profit after tax

FY 2024–25

Swavalambana

₹13.62 crore cumulative contributions · 1,140 claims · ₹5.19 crore

through 2024–25

A footprint built through many pathways.

The numbers represent different programmes, periods and forms of engagement. Together, they show the breadth of IDF's work and the rural ecosystem that has grown around it.

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01Home

02Who We Are

2.1Governance & Leadership

03Rural Realities Are Changing

04The IDF Way

05Our Work

06The IDF Ecosystem

07From Participation to Ownership

08Scale & Reach

09Impact & Outcomes

10Stories from the Field