Our progress
Real work.
Reported with context.
A transparent view of programme achievements, ongoing work and lessons from the field.
Source: Annual Report 2025–26. These indicators cover different programmes and may overlap; they are not a unique beneficiary total.
Targets & achievements
Progress that can
be understood.
| Programme indicator | Target | At 31 March 2026 | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Venkatapuram Wadis | 450 | 326 | 376 reported by October 2026 |
| Livelihood units grounded | 24 | 23 | One mini rice mill pending |
| Medaram FPO farmer-members | 500 | 500 | Members enrolled with share capital |
| Women certified in beekeeping | 120 | 120 | All trainees certified |
| Skills programme completion | 125 | 125 | Five trades |
| Women’s credit linkage | 50 women | 50 proposals submitted | ₹30 lakh; linkage in process |
| FPO statutory registrations | 4 | GST obtained | Three input licences received April 2026 |
Beyond the numbers
Community ownership
in action.
The report records farmers organising and paying for summer water tankers to protect their orchards.
Orchard recovery after fire and storms, local participation in FPOs and farmer-managed sales stalls show the practical value of community institutions.
Some results are still developing. Plantation completion, share-capital enhancement and women’s enterprise credit remain priorities for follow-up.
Explore the field notesAfter the financial year
Mango Festival 2026
On 22–23 May 2026, farmer-managed stalls connected Maa Thota produce with customers in Hyderabad.
Post-period event; not part of 2025–26 results.
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