What changes on the ground
Our model touches ten of the seventeen United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, but the effects that matter most are local: work in the district where the biomass is, income from something that used to cost money to clear, and less chemical going into the soil.
Rural employment
Processing happens where the biomass is. The model is built on decentralised units rather than one central plant, so the work in collection, substrate preparation and packing stays in the district.
Extra income for farmers
The pseudostem and leaf a farmer currently pays labour to clear become a crop of their own. That turns a disposal cost into a second revenue line from land that has already been harvested.
Less agricultural waste
The process is designed for complete biomass utilisation — pseudostem and leaf into patches, powder and compost — so there is no residue left over to burn.
Healthier soil
Returning high-CFU biological inputs to the root zone builds organic carbon rather than stripping it, and every patch used is chemical fungicide not applied.
Recognitions
Incubated Startup
IIT (BHU) Varanasi2025
Technology validation and R&D support through the incubation programme.
MoEFCC Award
Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change2026
Recognition for environmental impact.
Carbon Zero Challenge 5.0 — Winner
IIT Madras2026
Winners of the Carbon Zero Challenge, which carried seed funding and mentorship.
DPIIT Recognised Startup
Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade2025