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More Than Money: How Investing in Goat Bank Creates a Revolution in Rural Empowerment


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Imagine a bank that doesn't deal in money, but in living, breathing assets that empower women and transform communities from the ground up. This isn't a dream; it's the reality of the

Goat Bank of Karkheda (GBK), a farmer-producer company dedicated to a single, powerful mission: enabling every rural woman to become a proud and self-sufficient goat investor.


We're moving beyond traditional aid to build a sustainable ecosystem of ownership, skill development, and financial independence. Here’s how our unique model is changing lives across Maharashtra.



The Goat Bank of Karkheda (GBK) Model: A Virtuous Cycle of Growth


At GBK, we believe true empowerment comes from owning an asset, not just receiving a loan. That's why we lend goats instead of money, creating a direct path to economic participation for women in rural areas.


Our empowerment cycle is simple, effective, and self-sustaining:

  1. Investment & Onboarding: The journey begins when a social investor provides capital for high-quality, pregnant goats. A carefully selected woman beneficiary then joins the program by contributing a nominal ₹1,100 and receives comprehensive training in animal husbandry, healthcare, and financial literacy.


  2. Ownership & Prosperity: The woman takes ownership of the goat. Over 40 months, she can build her own herd of approximately

    26 goats, creating the potential to earn around ₹2.7 Lakhs - a life-transforming sum that builds long-term family prosperity.


  3. Reinvestment & Replication: To keep the cycle moving, the beneficiary returns 2 goat kids to the bank within two years. These goats aren't sold; they are provided to new beneficiaries, perpetuating the model and scaling the impact to more women. It’s a truly sustainable loop of empowerment.



The Ripple Effect: Impact by the Numbers 📈


Our model isn't just a theory; it's a proven success story with a tangible impact on thousands of lives. The numbers speak for themselves:

  • 2,150+ Women Empowered: These are beneficiaries who are directly improving their family's well-being and building a better future.


  • 12,000+ Goat Population: This represents distributed assets that generate new income streams and foster true financial independence.


  • 650+ Farmer Shareholders: Our beneficiaries aren't just participants; they are part-owners and decision-makers in the company, giving them a true stake in their collective success.


Backed by expert partners like MAFSU, Umed (MSRLM), and MAVIM, we ensure our beneficiaries receive the best training and support, from livestock health to business management.



An Investment You Can Trust: Security, Transparency, and Professionalism


Investing in GBK is more than a financial transaction; it's a partnership built on unwavering trust and radical transparency. We assure our partners of:


  • Total Security: Your investment is protected from the start. Every goat is

    veterinarian-certified and insured, beneficiaries are thoroughly vetted, and all terms are secured with an ironclad digital legal contract.


  • Radical Transparency: With 24/7 dashboard access and monthly photo and video updates from the field, you can see your impact in real-time.


  • Professional Management: Our dedicated team handles the entire process, from goat procurement and beneficiary training to managed contract settlements and market linkage for sales, ensuring optimal returns for all stakeholders.



Join the Movement: Empower Women and Build Stronger Communities


Your investment in the Goat Bank of Karkheda is an investment in sustainable women's empowerment, tangible social impact, and the future of rural livelihoods in Maharashtra.


Together, we can create lasting change, one goat at a time.

Ready to be a part of this incredible journey? Contact us today to learn how you can invest in livelihoods and generate both social and financial returns.

 
 
 

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