Our Model and Services

Achievements

A woman producer earns at least ₹40,000 a year from the activity. Today, more than 13,000 women poultry producers organized in 25 producers organisations in Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, and Assam posted sales of Rs.518.81 crores and earned over Rs.42.62 crores profit (FY 18-19), and these organizations now have total equity base of Rs. 82.75 crores.

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About us
NSPDT makes poultry possible for poor people.
NSPDT’s smallholder community poultry model enables poor women in rural India to start and run successful poultry enterprises.
Our vision

To inspire, encourage, facilitate and promote the emergence of an efficient farmer-owned network of well-organised empowered smallholder poultry farmers, setting the very best standards of professional excellence and wholesome development.

Our mission

Promote and advance smallholder poultry as an instrument of bettering lives and livelihoods of rural families.

To find out more about how NSPDT adapts modern industrial poultry to a small woman farmer in a remote village,click here.

The National Smallholder Poultry Development Trust (NSPDT) is a Private Charitable Trust registered in New Delhi. NSPDT is also registered as a charitable organisation under Sections 12A and 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

PRADAN,India's leading rural development NGO, has facilitated the establishment of NSPDT.

NSPDT's establishment has been supported by the Aga Khan Foundation through the European Commission co-financed SCALE Programme. NSPDT is also supported by Rabobank Foundation.

2018

My News Feeds

1. Why I Would Raise Chickens by Bill Gates

2. The Small Animal That’s Making a Big Difference for Women in the Developing World

3. A Permanent Path Out of Poverty for Small-Scale Farmers

4. Poultry from and for women in India

5. Making Modern Poultry Markets Work for the Poor

6. Indian women open chicken feed factory ( A report published by Rabobank)

7. जनभागीदारी से ही झारखण्ड का समग्र विकास संभव

8. Rabobank Foundation empowers India's poultry women

9. MPWPCL wins FPO of the year Award

10. Monthly income of Rs6,000, turnover Rs3.34 cr, profit Rs20L - Times of India..

11. Bird care gives tribal women financial flight - Times of India..

12. NATIONAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARDS 2018

Resources

1.Good practices: a brief note

2.Making modern poultry markets work for the poor

3.Creating Inclusive Poultry Value Chain: Case of Kesla Poultry Cooperative

4.Livelihood Opportunities in Broiler Farming

13,000 women producers

25 primary cooperatives/producer companies

3 federations (MP, Jharkhand and Assam)

Producer income: 426.2 million

Sales turnover: 5.19 billion

Market leaders: Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand

Looking ahead

20,000 women producers

50 cooperatives

Producer income: 1 billion

Sales turnover: 10 billion

States: Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Bihar, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Assam

Among the top five broiler producers in India

PRADAN, India's leading rural development NGO, has facilitated the establishment of NSPDT. To know more about PRADAN.

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Broiler Farm
Parent Farm
Layer Farm
Hatchery

Our Affiliates

OUR TEAM

Dr H K Deka

CEO-NSPDT BHOPAL

Dr. H. K. Deka started his career as a development apprentice with a national level NGO “PRADAN” after passing his B.V.Sc. & A.H. in 2001 from CVSc, Khanapara. Dr. Deka is also sharing his time with National Small-holder Poultry Development Trust as its CEO.

Dr. Pankaj Das

COO-JWSPFL Jharkhand

Dr. Das graduated from CVSc, Khanapara in 1997. He joined PRADAN at Gumla district of Jharkhand in 2001 as a development apprentice. He had worked in PRADAN as project Executive and Team leader prior to joining Jharkhand Poultry Federation in 2012 as its Chief Operating Officer.

Dr Mridu Pawan Hazarika

COO-MPWPCL BHOPAL

Dr. M. P. Hazarika joined Kesla Poultry Society in 2003 after completing his M.V.Sc. (Microbiology) from CVSc, Khanapara, Guwahati. He took charge as Chief Operating Officer of MPWPCL in 2009. He is the most energetic and action oriented person in the team.

Testimonials

NSPDT is a unique commercial poultry project working for economic upliftment of poor women in the tribal belts of Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Assam etc. It is not only high in technical content in the entire value chain starting from own parent farms, state of art hatcheries, most modern pellat plant but equally strong in its social concern for its clients( mainly tribal women) providing capital grant for sheds and birds, protection against price fluctuation, insurance, door step services etc. The project is a unique combination of heart for poor clients and head in terms of strong business orientation and is projected to serve 20, 000 poor clients with a turnover of 1000 crore in next three years.

Mr. Brij Mohan Trustee (Executive Director of SIDBI)

This is perhaps the only women cooperative enterprise in the country with a membership of over 11000 spanning several Indian States.Our poultry consortium combines the principles of cooperation and passion of the professionals to produce an outcome that is socially desirable on all counts. We deliver high value chicken and eggs to the customers, incomes and dignity to the marginalized section of the society and a sense of fulfilment to all our stakeholders. Our unique risk management model allows poor households a meaningful presence into an otherwise high-risk business of broiler rearing. Backward integration into parent farms and feed manufacturing affords our producers to capture a larger pie of the value chain. With proposed entry into the front end of the value chain we are hopeful of delivering an even bigger share of the market value to our members. Our dream is to become the largest cooperative consortium of its kind in the world – poor centric, women member oriented and close to the market. We are making significant difference to the lives and dreams of poor people in the country and we will continue to do so in the years to come. I am proud to be a part of this endeavour. I wish the very best of everything to all our stakeholders, particularly our members.

Prof. Avinash Paranjape, Trustee

Building a life, flock by flock

From earning barely 15 from backbreaking manual labour, Kalso Bai now runs a successful poultry enterprise. Her children go to school, and the family has a larger home. In 2010, she earned more than 40,000 and plans to expand her production further Read More
The National Smallholder Poultry Development Trust (NSPDT) brings together support to grow, intensify and multiply poultry enterprises among poor women in rural India. NSPDT advocates policies to support smallholder poultry farmers and assists in mobilising resources, thereby creating favourable conditions for the development of smallholder poultry.

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