Creating Lasting Impact Through Circular Innovation
Our work goes beyond transforming agricultural residues. We are building a farmer-powered ecosystem that strengthens rural livelihoods, restores soil health and contributes to long-term climate action.
How Change Happens
Agricultural Residues
Farmer Partnerships
Collection Network
Sustainable Pyrolysis
Premium Biochar
Healthy Soil
Improved Farm Productivity
Stronger Rural Communities
Additional Farmer Income
Climate Action
Measuring What Matters
10,000+
Target Farmers Connected
4
Primary Agricultural Residue Streams
Growing
District Collection Network
Future
Carbon Removal Projects
Assam
Launch State
India
Long-Term Expansion Vision
Current or verified metrics are shown as such; future goals are clearly labelled Vision, Roadmap or Target.
Who Benefits?
Farmers
Additional income opportunities, reduced waste, improved soils.
Communities
Employment generation, local value creation, knowledge sharing.
Environment
Reduced residue burning, improved soil health, long-term carbon storage.
Research
Innovation, field trials, scientific collaboration.
Government
Rural development, climate initiatives, circular economy.
Supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
SDG 1
No Poverty
Additional farmer income from residues that once had none.
SDG 2
Zero Hunger
Healthier soils supporting stronger, more resilient harvests.
SDG 8
Decent Work
New rural employment across the collection and processing chain.
SDG 12
Responsible Production
Turning agricultural residue into a valuable circular resource.
SDG 13
Climate Action
Reduced open burning and long-term carbon storage in biochar.
SDG 15
Life on Land
Restored soil health and reduced pressure on natural ecosystems.
Building Step by Step
2026
Pilot Projects
2027
Commercial Demonstration
2028
Expansion Across Assam
2030
Target to Connect 10,000+ Farmers
Future
Expansion Across India
Building India's Digital Infrastructure for the Circular Bioeconomy
Future Vision. We envision agricultural residues becoming traceable, valuable resources connected through a trusted national digital ecosystem. Agricultural residues are abundant but fragmented; the India Biomass Exchange aims to connect farmers, industries, researchers and policymakers through one transparent system.
Phase 1: Assam Biomass Exchange
Phase 2: North-East India
Phase 3: State Biomass Exchanges
Phase 4: India Biomass Exchange
Future Digital Capabilities
Planned capabilities, not yet built:
Biomass Mapping GIS Resource Inventory Farmer Registration Collection Scheduling Logistics Optimisation Biomass Traceability Carbon Project Integration Carbon Accounting Support Sustainability Reporting AI-Based Biomass Forecasting Market Insights Mobile Application Open APIs