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.
Celebrating the Power of Art and Advocacy  Rizq recently had the privilege of participating in the third edition of the Lahore Biennale Festival, a landmark event that celebrates the
Yunus-Rizq Collaboration: A Shared Mission Rizq, a pioneering social enterprise addressing hunger, and the Yunus Centre, a leader in social business solutions, share a commitment to eradicating hunger
A Significant Global Platform At COP29 in Azerbaijan, Rizq's CEO, Qasim Javaid Khan, represented Pakistan’s urgent needs regarding food insecurity and climate injustice. His participation as an observer highlighted Rizq's
In the heart of South Punjab, a story of resilience and transformation is unfolding. This region, disaster-stricken and impoverished, is now witnessing a remarkable journey of five farmers towards sustainable
Gro Rizq Celebrating with our farmers during the holy month of Ramadan, as we work to break barriers and empower our communities for a better future In the heart of
Partnering for Climate Art & Awareness with Lahore Biennale Festival
Yunus-Rizq WEFNex Policy Dialogue Event, Thailand
Rizq’s participation at COP29 Azerbaijan
How Five Progressive, Smallholder Farmers Are Leading an Agricultural Revolution
Celebrating with our farmers during the holy month of Ramadan, as we work to break barriers and empower our communities for a better future
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.
