Programmes
Six modules. One integrated system.
Each module addresses a distinct layer of the implementation gap. Together they form a system — not a menu of standalone services.
Standards Simplification & Farmer Enablement
Converts complex global standards and regulatory obligations into visual, pictorial SOPs in local languages that farmers can adopt as daily practice.
- Visual SOPs and pictorial field guides in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Hindi
- WhatsApp-based micro-learning modules for ongoing reinforcement
- Audit simulation training so farmers understand what evaluators look for
- Cluster-based field compliance officers for sustained, in-person support
Why it matters. Sector training programmes reach farmers at scale but rarely at depth. Farmers attend workshops and forget. ISRI stays in the field through full agricultural cycles — turning one-time training into sustained behaviour change.
Labour Transparency & Worker Dignity
Builds labour visibility across the full supply chain — from farm workers to processing unit employees — through documentation, monitoring and worker voice.
- Worker registration and identity documentation
- Simple wage calculation tools and payment tracking
- Shift and hours registers, paper and digital
- Accessible grievance mechanisms in local languages
- Processing-unit monitoring that counters hidden-worker practices
Why it matters. Investigations have shown certified facilities concealing workers from inspectors. Certification without embedded labour monitoring creates a compliance illusion. ISRI makes workers visible before auditors arrive — not because of them.
Traceability & Hidden Supply Chain Capture
Maps and documents production flows that bypass formal traceability — the hidden harvest that breaks compliance across regulatory and certification frameworks.
- Lot-based tracking from farm or pond to first buyer
- Farmer-to-aggregator-to-processor mapping
- QR and batch tracking at procurement points
- Integration with the S360 platform for real-time visibility
Why it matters. Existing systems trace formal nodes — to mill level, to processing gate. Informal aggregation and smallholder production moving through 15 or more nodes stays invisible. ISRI captures what formal systems miss.
Farmer Group & FPO Strengthening
Transforms paper-only Farmer Producer Organisations into functional compliance delivery units.
- Governance SOPs with clear role definitions for President, Secretary and Treasurer
- Financial record-keeping and transparency systems
- Group certification readiness pathways
- Collective bargaining and market negotiation support
Why it matters. Certification and learning-group models organise farmers but seldom build institutional capacity. Standards assume functional groups exist. ISRI builds the groups those systems need to deliver outcomes.
Data & Impact Measurement
Structured, evidence-based impact tracking tied to real farmers and real outcomes — not aggregate claims.
- Standardised data collection frameworks at farm and processing level
- Real-time dashboards for farmers, buyers and certification bodies
- Before-and-after measurement for every intervention
- Farmer-facing feedback loops — farmers see their own progress
Why it matters. Impact at scale is widely claimed and hard to attribute. ISRI measures at the individual farmer level — every data point has a name, a location and a verifiable outcome.
Market Linkages & Responsible Buyer Connection
Connects enabled farmers to buyers who value responsible practice — closing the loop between adoption and reward.
- Backward mapping from exporter requirements to farm capabilities
- Forward linkage from farm output to certified and responsible buyer channels
- Quality and compliance alignment guidance
- Digital integration with buyer procurement systems via S360
Why it matters. Farmers who adopt better practices must see the economic benefit. Without market connection, enablement becomes charity. With it, enablement becomes a business case.
Modules can be combined for your sector and supply chain.
Tell us where your risk sits — farm, aggregation or processing — and we will propose a delivery scope.