How did Manoj Kumar start working in the Araku region, what is Arakunomics and why is Naandi today a leader in the area of food systems and small farmer livelihoods? Catch all this and more as Manoj sits with Namrata Zakaria on Livemint podcast.

Naandi won the TSS Social Enterprise of the Year at the TiE Sustainability Summit 2021

ICRISAT will use its decades of experience and expertise in soil health management to help Indian farmers grow higher-yielding crops for greater income benefits, according to a recently launched partnership with the Naandi Foundation.

In an interview to Moneycontrol, Manoj Kumar talks about the growing interest in specialty coffee in India, its transformative potential, and about replicating the Araku model in other parts of the country.

Founded in 1998, Naandi Foundation is enabling farmers in Andhra Pradesh’s Araku valley to climb out of poverty.

Manoj Kumar speaks to Lesley Simeon about how food can be used to fight climate change.

Naandi Foundation has been selected as one of the Top Visionary for the Food System Vision Prize by The Rockefeller Foundation. The Vision was selected as one of the 10 finalists from over 1300 entries from across the world.

Rockefeller Foundation has conferred the Food Vision 2050 Prize on Naandi Foundation

Rockefeller Foundation has selected Naandi Foundation, Hyderabad-based non-profit, as one of the ‘Top 10 Visionaries’ in the world for the Food Vision 2050 Prize, announced in New York on August 6.

Mr. Anand Mahindra writes about our latest venture in the agriculture & food security space – Urban Farms Co, an initiative designed to connect organic produce with urban markets. To read the whole thread,

Naandi’s CEO – Manoj Kumar shares the story of our work with the farmers of Araku and the making of the globally renowned Araku Coffee on the TED stage.

Once a Naxal hotbed, the Araku region is now producing the award-winning Araku Coffee.

The Teen Age Girl report must serve as a clarion call to empower girls - Manoj Kumar, CEO - Naandi Foundation #ListenToHer

Naandi Foundation's TAG survey covered 74,000 teenage girls in more than 600 districts across 30 States.