Turnkey Post Harvest Solution

Empowering Communities with Smart, Renewable, and People-Centric Solutions

At Indiegenic, our approach to research and technology deployment is guided by a commitment to creating systems that are efficient, sustainable, and centred on the needs of the people we serve. Through our extensive research and robust networks, we design and implement innovative solutions tailored to the unique challenges faced by tribal and marginalised communities.

Deploying Smart and Renewable Systems

We focus on integrating technologies and systems that are not only smart and renewable but also practical and scalable for grassroots adoption.

Efficient Resource Utilisation: We implement systems that maximise the use of local resources such as renewable energy, water conservation, and soil health management to reduce costs and environmental impact.
Smart Technology Integration: Leveraging tools like IoT devices, blockchain for traceability, and data-driven decision-making to optimise agricultural and post-harvest operations.
Renewable Energy Solutions: Deploying solar-powered cold storage, processing units, and irrigation systems to ensure energy independence and sustainability.

Running Systems with Industry-Level Efficiency

Once deployed, our systems are operated with the efficiency and precision of industry standards, ensuring that communities derive maximum benefit from these technologies.

Streamlined Operations: Setting up workflows that minimise waste, reduce operational costs, and improve productivity.
Quality Assurance: Implementing quality control measures to meet both local and global market standards for produce and products.
Performance Monitoring: Using real-time data collection and analysis to continuously optimise the system’s efficiency and effectiveness.

Knowledge and Skill Transfer

A cornerstone of our approach is empowering communities with the knowledge and skills needed to independently manage and sustain these systems over time.

Capacity Building: Organising training programs for farmers, artisans, and community leaders to operate and maintain the systems.
Technical Support: Providing ongoing guidance during the transition period to ensure smooth operations.
Ownership Transfer: Gradually transferring the responsibility for running these systems to the community, fostering self-reliance and long-term sustainability.

People-Centric Innovation

The Indigenous Products Marketplace represents more than a trading platform—it’s a step toward creating an ecosystem of ethical, sustainable commerce. It aims to:

Co-Creation: Collaborating with communities to design solutions that address their specific needs and challenges.
Inclusivity: Ensuring that women, youth, and other vulnerable groups are active participants and beneficiaries of these initiatives.
Sociocultural Alignment: Respecting local traditions and practices while introducing new methods and tools.