Bioregional CoE
The Bioregional Centre of Excellence (CoE) at Jagriti Enterprise Centre Purvanchal, supported by Rainmatter Foundation, is pioneering a bioregional approach – one that relocalizes economies, restores natural systems, and regenerates cultural wisdom to create a thriving, self-reliant region.
To realise this vision, the CoE is moving beyond one-off interventions towards a long-term, systemic approach rooted in community-led action, enterprise-based solutions, and curated programs. This strategy ensures local ownership, cultural integrity, and sustained regional impact through strategic partnerships and enduring funding models.
Our Vision
A think - do tank for Purvanchal, promoting:
Economic relocalisation
Circularity
Regeneration of natural & cultural systems
Our Approach
Place - based
Community - centered
Enterprise - led
Our Focus Areas
We enable transformation through five focus areas
1. Sustainable Agriculture
o Natural farming clusters
o Green economy roadmap
o Supporting green businesses
2. Climate & Health
o Climate-health observatory for Purvanchal
o Research on impacts of extreme weather
o Research on impacts of extreme weather
3. Biodiversity
o Mapping ecosystems
o Conservation strategies
o Reducing human-wildlife conflict
o Conservation strategies
o Reducing human-wildlife conflict
4. Green Infrastructure
o Decentralized energy for MSMEs & farmers
o Rural waste management systems
o Rural waste management systems
5. Resilient Local Economies
o Incubating environmentally sustainable enterprises
Our Impact
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Enterprises Supported Across 7 Districts
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External Innovations: Azeedo, Irefill, Earth Rakshak, Unbubble
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Local Partners
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External Partners
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INR Fundraised
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Our Programs
Green Enterprise Development Program (GEDP)
Supported by Accenture and Rainmatter Foundation
Scaling from 3 to 7 districts
Entrepreneurs
Solving Environmental Problems
Solving Environmental Problems
Circular economy, biodiversity, green energy, local economy
Supported Udyamis
| S No | Enterprise | Founder | Description of the Business | Sector | Cohort |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Anshima Terrakriti | Kalyani Kirti Singh | Anshima Terrakriti works with local artisans from Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh to create handcrafted terracotta products like jewellery, decorative, cookware and serve ware. | Handicrafts & Apparels | Green Incubation |
| 2 | Atrangi Kalakari | Deepika Singh | Terracotta Jewellery & Paintings | Handicrafts & Apparels | Green Incubation |
| 3 | Combo Creative | Jitendra Kushwaha | Flyash Bricks (Cement Bricks) manufacturing and selling | Bio Based Sector | Green Incubation |
| 4 | Jagriti SHG: Banana Fibre | Nibha Devi/ Shobha Devi | Banana fiber handicraft and home decor products | Handicrafts & Apparels | Green Incubation |
| 5 | Loving Knots | Vibha Gupta | Macreme Handicraft Products | Handicrafts & Apparels | Green Incubation |
| 6 | Matri Shakti Moonj Craft | Kiran Sharma | Moonj Craft Products which are in high demand in Metro cities and export market | Handicrafts & Apparels | Green Incubation |
| 7 | Nutrieka Pvt Ltd | Manish & Vishal | A manufacturing and supplying for cold pressed mustard oil. | Agri & Allied and Food Processing | Green Incubation |
| 8 | Padrauna Agri FPO | Umesh Kumar | Agriculture input/output support, Farm machinery bank, trading Converting Agri-waste into bio- energy. | Agri & Allied and Food Processing | Green Incubation |
| 9 | Priya Terracotta Art Gallery | Jitendra Prajapati | Terracotta Home decor of different types | Handicrafts & Apparels | Green Incubation |
| 10 | Ritika Kritika Creation | Sunita Maurya | Banana Fiber Jewellery & Jute Bags | Handicrafts & Apparels | Green Incubation |
| 11 | Saraswati Prerna SHG: Banana Fibre | Rani Mishra | Banana fiber handicraft and home decor products | Handicrafts & Apparels | Green Incubation |
| 12 | Shiv Food & Dairy Corporation | Shiv Tiwari | Collection of Milk from the farmers and delivering it to the local urban consumers | Agri & Allied and Food Processing | Green Incubation |
| 13 | Shree Mythili Enterprises | Anita Rai | Manufacturing of Banana value-added products and selling in the local market with their own brand | Agri & Allied and Food Processing | Green Incubation |
| 14 | Sudhiraji Sikki Art | Radha Kumari | Home decor products | Handicrafts & Apparels | Green Incubation |
| 15 | Sui Dhaga | Bandana Singh | Crochet Jewellery | Handicrafts & Apparels | Green Incubation |
| 16 | Swadeshi Bio Energy FPO | Shambhunath Chauhan | Banana Ripening and waste management | Agri & Allied and Food Processing | Green Incubation |
| 17 | Vasundhara Organic | Ramesh Chandra Pandey | Production of Jaggery and its value added Products | Agri & Allied and Food Processing | Green Incubation |
| 18 | A to Z Enterprises | Gauri Singh | Makes handicraft products by using textile waste and natural materials such as Jute and banana fibres | Handicraft | Green Incubation |
| 19 | Azeedo Private Limited | Kaushik Bose | Bio-Fertilizer that protects the crop from pest, insect, and fungal infection and significantly increases productivity,reducing usages of chemical fertilizers. | agri & allied | Green Incubation |
| 20 | CSC Seorahi FPO | Pappu Kumar Yadav | Reduces stubble burning by aggregating agro waste from farmers and enabling its conversion into bio-energy. Also promotes natural farming practices | agri & allied | Green Incubation |
| 21 | Earth Rakshak Foundation | Surendra Khera | Social enterprise | social enterprises | Green Incubation |
| 22 | Electric Bicycle | Arvind Rai | Local Innovation of electic bicycle suitable for various use cases such as street vendors, hawkers, students etc, reducing the consumption of fossil fuels, and promoting healthy mobility options for locals | EV | Green Incubation |
| 23 | iRefill | Rajneesh Kr Patel | Provides affordable refill solutions to FMCG products, reducing plastic waste generation | Waste management | Green Incubation |
| 24 | Nature Sol Foundation | Vijay Mani Tripathi | Promotes bio-diversity through the aforestation of indesinious varities of plant in urban and rural areas with an intention to increse access to green spaces | social enterprises | Green Incubation |
| 25 | NOTE | Saurabh Mehta | Makes bio-degradable pens out of recycled paper with a patented technology for plastic-free refill, intending to revolutionalize the stationery industry | manufacturing | Green Incubation |
| 26 | Pravidhaan Farmer Producer Company Ltd | Anshuman Upadhyay | Production and marketing of Kala Namak rice( Local GI tag variety of rice), Millets which are less water intensive crops. Use Sustainable agriculture practices such as DSR techniqe, Organic and Natural farming | agri | Green Incubation |
| 27 | Sahiwal Dairy and Organic Agricultural Farms | Anand P Singh | Usees Integrated farming approach involved involving dairy, fisheries and natural farming, promoting bio-diversity | agri | Green Incubation |
| 28 | SOILTILIZER PVT. LTD. | Mohit Jaiswal | Manufacturing and Trading related to Biomass Based Bio-Coals , Biofertilisers , Bio-Fuel | Green Incubation | |
| 29 | Unbubble (Ecovative Innovations Private Limited) | Akash Singh | Manufactures biodegradable packaging solutions such as packaging peanuts and customized mould packaging, reducing non-recyclable waste such as bubble wrap and thermocol | - | Green Incubation |
| 30 | Vikram Biofuels | Nitish Vikram Shahi | Manufactures bio-brickettes from sugar industry waste that reduces burning of coal | - | Green Incubation |
| 31 | Pauli Vegetable FPO | Vivek Pandey | Pauli Vegetable FPO, comprising over 150 members, is actively promoting Natural Farming in the Sant Kabir Nagar district. With support from the Agriculture Department, it has been entrusted with two clusters covering 1,200 farmers, focusing on training them in natural farming practices and facilitating market linkages. Recently, the FPO has also been given the opportunity to operate a High-Tech Nursery at the Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), further strengthening its role in sustainable agriculture. | - | Green Incubation |
| 32 | inWaste Technologies Private Limited | Jatin Mittal | InWaste collaborate with villages to implement a solid waste management system involving collection, segregation, and recycling. Their model generates local employment and additional income for villagers by formalizing waste collection and segregation. They actively engage Self-Help Groups (SHGs), especially women, to enhance social impact and empower them economically. This inclusive approach not only promotes sustainable waste management but also strengthens rural livelihoods and community participation. | - | Green Incubation |
| 33 | GetPlasticRecycling (Yet to Register) | Babulal Shiradana | We collect plastic and recycling to keep plastic in Circularity and not cause environment problem. Our unit economics is make 10Rs /Kg for any plastic collected and make products that can be used in Agriculture like Crates for fruits and Vegitables | - | Green Incubation |
| 34 | AcquaHT Labs Private Limited | Swamynathan Jerra | AcquaHT Labs builds sustainable Atmospheric Water Generators (AWGs) that extract drinking water from air using solar energy and biodegradable or steel containers, eliminating plastic waste. Our devices serve households, health centers, and remote communities. We operate through a direct sales and partnership-driven B2B/B2G model with NGOs, government bodies, and CSR units. Real-time IoT monitoring ensures efficient operations. Revenue streams include product sales, maintenance services, and lease/rental plans for institutions. | - | Green Incubation |
| 35 | CoCycle Horizon Pvt Ltd | Abhishek Singh | Cocycle generates revenue by collecting and recycling daily tender coconut waste from street vendors, transforming it into Coir Rope and Cocopeat. This circular economy model drives sustainability and unified coconut street vendor community. | - | Green Incubation |
| 36 | Nauntanwa FPO | Sambhu Prasad | The Nautanwa FPO is engaged in producing fresh vegetables along with traditional varieties of rice like Sambha and the nutritious Kala Namak Rice. It also cultivates different millets such as Ragi, Maize, and Bajra, promoting healthy and sustainable diets. Adding value to its produce, the FPO prepares laddoos and traditional snacks made from these millets. | - | Green Incubation |
| 37 | Agricoin FPO | Devendra upadhaya | Agri Coin FPO operates in the jaggery value chain, specializing in the production of pure jaggery and innovative jaggery products. They craft jaggery blended with coconut and infused with other ingredients like ajwain. The FPO also produces brown sugar, promoting healthier alternatives to refined sugars. | - | Green Incubation |
| 38 | HUMS | Shariq Ahmad Khan | HUMS is driving a mission to turn urban concrete spaces into ‘garden forests,’ ‘balcony forests,’ and ‘terrace forests,’ blending community-led urban greening, circular economy, and environmental education.They collect solid waste from households & factories, creatively repurposing various products using local artisans, reducing landfill load while fostering recycling.Local Economic Impact: Supporting 100+ artisans & livelihoods at the cluster and state level under a decentralized rural-urban model. Primarily engaging women, reducing migration by creating local work opportunities. | Production & Market Reach:Currently handling ~10 tonnes per year. | Products are sold through local haats, village markets, retail stores, exhibitions, and direct local orders. | Reaching 3,000–3,500+ people/month. | - | Green Incubation |
| 39 | Ekta Prerna Laghu Udyog | Bechani Devi (F) | Gobar to Paint | NRLM | A community-led, women-driven paint manufacturing unit has been established with funding support through CIF (Community Investment Fund) and CLF loans. This eco-friendly venture not only produces high-quality, low-cost paint but also creates local employment for rural women. Key Business Highlights: Women Involvement|100 women from 10 SHGs involved in the initiative | 50 women already employed within their own Gram Panchayat Factory Setup & Investment: Machinery cost: ₹17.45 Lakhs | Raw materials procured: ₹2 Lakhs | SHG contribution: ₹30,000 from each of 100 groups. Product Overview: Branded as ‘Khadi Natural Paint’ | Non-toxic, eco-friendly with anti-fungal & anti-bacterial properties | Competitively priced (5kg: ₹450, 10kg: ₹800, 20kg: ₹1500 + 18% GST) | Quality on par with brands like Asian & Berger, at lower prices. Social & Environmental Impact: Promotes sustainable production and local self-reliance | First-of-its-kind rural green enterprise in paint manufacturing | - | Green Incubation |
| 40 | ABA Padam group of milk agro industries | Ankit Yadav | Milk collection | processing (paneer, Khowa ) in winter 1500 litres per day in summer 700 to 800 liters per day | MSME | UDYAM training certificate | FASSI license | Need from JECP milk packing machine and gobar machine required to convert gobar to wood form | - | Green Incubation |
| 41 | Dapehdi Farmer Producer Company Limited (FPO) | Chandrapal Chauhan | Dapehdi Farmer Producer Company Limited (FPO) is actively working towards sustainable agricultural practices by promoting rapid decomposition of agri-waste using natural micro-organism-based decomposers. So far, 198 farmers have been successfully trained in this process, and From 198 10 Farmer are doing 100% fully Natural farming the company envisions expanding this initiative to reach even more farmers shortly.The trained expert, certified by ICAR, has also set up a dedicated storage and supply facility to ensure farmers have access to decomposer material whenever required. With the growing interest, there is a rising demand for decomposition processing beds, which the FPO is keen to address.This initiative not only enhances soil health and reduces the burning of agri-waste but also empowers farmers with sustainable, eco-friendly solutions. | - | Green Incubation |
| 42 | Mall Natural Farm | Praveen Mall | Farm fresh, naturally grown vegetables delivered to your doorstep regularly with our easy subscription service. Enjoy healthy, chemical-free produce while supporting sustainable farming. | - | Green Incubation |
| 43 | BeeKeeping | Meenu Singh | We are dedicated to promoting sustainable beekeeping practices. The group emphasizes maintaining bee health by minimizing pesticide exposure and adopting eco-friendly methods. To enhance honey production, they practice migratory beekeeping—relocating bee colonies based on seasonal flowering and business needs. Their efforts support both environmental conservation and livelihood generation through high-quality honey production. | - | Green Incubation |
| 44 | Khadda FPO | Dilip Singh | Khadda FPO is actively promoting natural and sustainable farming practices among local farmers. The organization focuses on the cultivation and value addition of millets, as well as the production of traditional products like jaggery. By supporting chemical-free agriculture and processing locally sourced crops, Khadda FPO is helping enhance farmer incomes while providing healthy, organic food options to consumers. | - | Green Incubation |
| 45 | A1 Bio Industries | Satyendra Rai | A1 Bio Industries specializes in eco-friendly packaging solutions made from vegetable starch. The company produces biodegradable bags designed for daily use, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional plastic bags. These bags are durable, compostable, and help reduce plastic pollution, making them ideal for environmentally conscious consumers. With a focus on innovation and sustainability, A1 Bio Industries is contributing to a cleaner, greener future. | - | Green Incubation |
| 46 | VP Enterprises | Nagendra Sahani | VP Enterprises transforms agricultural and paper waste into sustainable packaging solutions. The company produces eco-friendly products such as kraft boards, tea cups, containers, and egg trays using materials like bagasse, recycled paper waste, and potentially paddy straw. By converting agri-waste into useful packaging, VP Enterprises addresses both environmental concerns and the growing demand for biodegradable alternatives, promoting a circular economy and reducing reliance on plastic-based packaging. | - | Green Incubation |
| 47 | Sed Net House | Sudhir Kumar Singh | This progressive farmer is dedicated to natural vegetable cultivation using shade net house technology, ensuring optimal growth conditions while completely avoiding the use of chemicals. By combining traditional organic practices with protected farming methods, the farmer cultivates safe, residue-free vegetables that are healthier for consumers and sustainable for the environment. His work stands as a model for chemical-free farming, inspiring others in the region to adopt eco-friendly and innovative agricultural practices. | - | Green Incubation |
| 48 | ProWaste | Nupur Tandon (F) | We implement and execute decentralized waste management systems for bulk generators of waste. Prowaste works at the grass root level to transform mindset of communities towards waste using effective communication and education. We design and implement systemic processes to ensure no waste is transported to the landfills. | - | Green Incubation |
| 49 | Nari Shakti SHG | Lalita Devi (F) | This Self-Help Group (SHG) is actively engaged in promoting Ballia’s One District One Product (ODOP) – Sattu, along with a growing range of traditional food items including Besan, Satui, and Ghee prepared using the traditional Balona method. Rooted in local practices and quality craftsmanship, the group has established a decentralized manufacturing system across Ballia, enabling multiple women-led units to contribute to production. Through this model, the SHG is not only preserving local food heritage but also creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for rural communities. | - | Green Incubation |
| 50 | Equigate Private Limited | Uday Shankar Prasad | Equigate, a social enterprise, aims to promote better health and dignity to everyone. We, in partnerships with the local entrepreneurs and artisans, bring innovative WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) products at affordable prices. Our customer-centric approach is redefining the market by ensuring availability to the last mile. Safe drinking water: Currently, we are promoting a range of household water purifiers to the low- and middle-income households. We expect, fabrication and assembly these products when produced locally shall keep the prices low. Clean toilet and decent hygiene facilities: We are planning to introduce bio-toilets for household use, handwashing facilities and biodegradable sanitary napkins to target groups. | - | Green Incubation |
| 51 | Dadarmuni Farmer Producer Company Ltd | Anand Singh | This Farmer Producer Company (FPC), based in Ballia, is dedicated to promoting natural farming practices in collaboration with around 50 local farmers. The FPC emphasizes cow-based farming systems, rooted in traditional and sustainable agricultural methods. It actively encourages the use of natural inputs such as Jeevamrit, Beejamrit, Ghanjeevamrit, and Dashparni Ark, reducing dependency on chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Through its collective approach, the FPC aims to build a resilient farming community, improve soil health, and ensure chemical-free produce for consumers, while empowering farmers to adopt ecologically sound methods. | - | Green Incubation |
| 52 | We EmbrAce Trust | Deepak Kumar aka Nevish | We Embrace drives change through a dual approach. We build community capacity by empowering volunteers and interns, including those from marginalized sections of society, nurturing them into leaders who champion sustainable practices. Concurrently, our "Waste to Wonders" initiative transforms discarded clothes into eco-friendly bags, promoting circularity and generating resources. This model fosters inclusive human capital development while delivering tangible environmental benefits. | - | Green Incubation |
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