Archive · 18 Jul 2025
Madhya Pradesh Rolls Out CPPP Model for Agriculture
Madhya Pradesh is trying a new way to help farmers by letting traders and companies work with farmer groups.
This is called the CPPP model.
The government changed some rules to allow this.
Traders will help farmers grow better crops by giving them training and supplies.
In return, the farmers will sell their crops to the traders.
This is meant to be good for both farmers and traders.
Before this can happen, the traders need permission from the government.
It's a new idea, and it is starting small, but it might grow bigger in the future.
Madhya Pradesh's Cooperative Department amended its act to launch the CPPP model.
The CPPP model allows traders and companies to partner with cooperative societies.
Traders provide training and fertilizer to farmers, who then sell their produce to the traders.
Madhya Pradesh is the first state in India to implement the CPPP model.
Traders must obtain permission from the Registrar Cooperative before partnering.
- Who
- Madhya Pradesh Cooperative Department, traders, farmers, and cooperative societies.
- What
- Madhya Pradesh launched the CPPP model.
- When
- Information not available.
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To support farmers and improve agricultural practices.
Farmers
Traders
Goals
Farmers
Farmers are supported through training, fertilizer and guaranteed sales.
Traders
Traders gain access to agricultural produce.
- Model Name
- CPPP (Cooperative, Public, Private, Partnership)
- State
- Madhya Pradesh
- Key Players
- Traders and cooperative societies
- Benefit
- Support for farmers
- Requirement for traders
- Permission from Registrar Cooperative