Revitalising Rainfed Agriculture Foundation
– An institutional legacy of a network
” In India, more than 50% of agriculture is rainfed, yet policies and programmes often do not address the real needs of dryland (rainfed) farmers. “
The Revitalising Rainfed Agriculture (RRA) Foundation has emerged from the Revitalising Rainfed Agriculture (RRA) Network which has been working for the last fifteen years to strengthen rainfed farming and the communities that depend on it.
The RRA Foundation is established to address the intertwined challenges of the rainfed regions. We recognize that many innovative solutions already exist at the grassroots—led by farmer groups, community collectives, and civil society organisations—but they often lack the financial resources and professional support to scale.
Revitalising Rainfed Agriculture Foundation
– An institutional legacy of a network
” In India, more than 50% of agriculture is rainfed, yet policies and programmes often do not address the real needs of dryland (rainfed) farmers. “
The Revitalising Rainfed Agriculture (RRA) Foundation has emerged from the Revitalising Rainfed Agriculture (RRA) Network which has been working for the last fifteen years to strengthen rainfed farming and the communities that depend on it.
The RRA Foundation is established to address the intertwined challenges of the rainfed regions. We recognize that many innovative solutions already exist at the grassroots—led by farmer groups, community collectives, and civil society organisations—but they often lack the financial resources and professional support to scale.
