Your support builds lasting rural resilience

Contributions to IDF help strengthen the institutions, skills and finance pathways that rural communities use to build their own livelihoods.

A woman farmer tending fodder grass under coconut palms
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Direct, institutional impact

Funds support the institution-building work described across this site — SHGs, JLGs, Federations and FPOs.

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A registered, accountable Trust

IDF is a registered Trust (Reg. No. 179/2001-02). See Compliance & Transparency for governance and statutory information.

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General or programme-directed giving

Support IDF's work broadly, or a specific focus area from Our Work.

Kisan Card distribution to farmers
Kisan Card distribution to farmers
Ways to give

Making a contribution

IDF welcomes support from individuals, institutions and CSR partners. Write to us and we will share account details and confirm how your contribution will be applied.

Donations to IDF are eligible for exemption under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act. Approval no. AAATI3209F24BL01, valid AY 2023–24 to AY 2027–28.

See Compliance & Transparency

Other ways to support

Beyond a one-time gift

Organisations and individuals can also support IDF through CSR partnerships, in-kind contributions or technical volunteering — see Partner With IDF for institutional collaboration.