CSR & Partners

Together, Let’s Build a Prosperous and Self-Reliant Bihar

Why Partner With Project Sampada

Across Bihar, thousands of tonnes of tomatoes and bananas are wasted every year due to the absence of local processing infrastructure and entrepreneurship.

Project Sampada, a joint initiative of the Jai Jawan Jai Kisan Agriculture Society (JJJKAS) and The Art of Living Foundation (AOL), has been designed to transform this challenge into a sustainable opportunity for rural India.

Through a partnership-based, CSR-supported, approach; we aim to:

Create agri-processing clusters in BIADA industrial complexes.
Empower rural youth, women, and ex-servicemen with skills and livelihoods.
Reduce post-harvest wastage of perishable produce.
Build a scalable model for export-oriented agri-entrepreneurship.

Our Approach to CSR Collaboration

Project Sampada aligns perfectly with the CSR priorities of India’s leading corporates under Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013, particularly in the areas of:

We invite corporations, foundations, and financial institutions to join as co-creators in this mission. Each partner contributes not only to the economic transformation of Bihar but also to the social rejuvenation of its people.

Areas Of Partnership

Funding Support (CSR Grants / CSR Partnerships)

Corporates can support:

Establishment of pilot clusters for tomato and banana processing in BIADA Bihta.
Procurement of semi-automatic processing machinery.
Training of rural youth and ex-servicemen in food entrepreneurship.
Development of quality control, packaging, and export systems.

Initial Requirement:

₹60 lakh CSR funding for the STEP Phase (Sept 2025 – Apr 2026) Goal: Demonstrate a replicable, sustainable model for all districts of Bihar.

Capacity Building And Training

Partner with us to:

This partnership will empower participants with both business skills and human values, ensuring enduring success.

TECHNOLOGY & MARKET LINKAGES

Corporates and export houses can:

LONG-TERM STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

EXPECTED IMPACT (First 3 Years)

IMPACT AREA	TARGET
Tomato & Banana Processing Clusters	5–10 across Bihar
Direct Employment	250–300 persons
Indirect Employment	1,000+ livelihoods
Post-harvest Wastage Reduction	40–50%
Women Entrepreneurs Trained	200+
Youth Trained under AOL YLTP	1,000+
Annual Export Value (Projected)	₹6–8 crore by Year 3

Current step Phase Focus (2026–27)

Implementation Partners: :

Why Corporates Choose Project Sampada

High Social Impact: Rural employment, waste reduction, entrepreneurship.
Scalable Model: Replicable across all BIADA complexes.
Transparent Governance: NGO registered under all legal norms.
Veteran Leadership: Managed by Ex-Servicemen ensuring integrity and discipline.
Values-Based Approach: Inspired by Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar’s vision of a stress-free, self-reliant India.

Join Hands With Us

Let’s build an agriculture-based prosperity movement for Bihar — rooted in discipline, driven by innovation, and powered by compassion.