Our focus is on empowering farmers having land of 5 acres or less
Farmers are given inputs upfront with the provision of no collateral
At the end of harvesting, farmers return the value of inputs without any interest
We provide inputs to the small farmers procured by us that include the best quality farming inputs.
Identification of Communities via Agricultural Field Officers (AFOs)
Farmers are mobilized by conducting an event where Kisaan Cards are provided
Farmers sign undertaking agreements.
Loan recovery completed after harvest. End-line survey conducted to evaluate impact
Rizq Khana gave me the opportunity to make a real difference in my community. Becoming an entrepreneur with their food cart franchise not only helped me build a business but also provided affordable, nutritious meals to those in need. It's more than a partnership; it's a mission that uplifts lives and nourishes our spirits.
As the Eastern rivers - Ravi, Sutlej, Chenab -Â began to flood, with the water levels reaching historically highest levels, Punjab faced the heaviest flood since that of 1988. The
Swat valley - popularly known as heaven on earth - is a land rich with culture and natural beauty. Along with being one of the most popular tourist spots, Swat
The disaster in Buner was immediate. The Glacial Lake Outburst Flood (GLOF) and the cloudburst phenomenon houses collapsed and road access blocked in the matter of minutes. This was vastly
Floods are no longer exceptional events in Pakistan. Instead, they have become a recurring national catastrophe, not only altering the physical landscape of the country but directly impacting national food
Outnumbered, tortured and threatened, yet as strong-willed as ever - that is the legacy of Hussain ibn Ali which the Battle of Karbala teaches us. The strength to continue fighting
GroRizq Cycle 1 helped 256 farmers on 1483 acres in South Punjab, focusing on agricultural rehab and resilient livelihoods after floods. An agricultural revolving fund was set up using interest-free loans and input provisions, with a primary focus on wheat.
In Cycle 2, GroRizq continued its support, engaging 330 farmers in cultivating rice and cotton. This cycle aimed for ongoing prosperity and abundance, empowering small-scale farmers towards sustainable agricultural practices and economic growth.