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12 NGO & Startup Recommendations for Agricultural Graduates
01 Oct 2024
We often hear that agricultural graduates find it difficult to get jobs that resonate with today’s younger generation. Did you know, Edufams, that with the advancement of modern times, the agricultural sector has never lagged behind in creating smart innovations to strengthen food security? The implementation of smart agriculture is certainly supported by NGOs and agricultural startups, which are currently popular among young people.
By choosing NGOs and agricultural startups, Edufams not only builds a career but also contributes to sustainable and innovative solutions to global challenges in the agricultural sector. Here’s a list of NGOs and startups you can explore further:
Edu Farmers International Foundation (NGO)
Concentring in the agricultural sector, Edufarmers has a big mission to improve the welfare of smallholders' farmers through education, training, research and sustainable ecosystem development. Edufarmers also contributes to reducing stunting rates in Indonesia with an agricultural approach by providing eggs as animal protein which indirectly empower local chicken farmers.
LinkedIn Edufarmers International
Bina Tani Sejahtera (NGO)
The Bina Tani Sejahtera Foundation is committed to supporting farmers by adopting good agricultural practices through knowledge transfer. Farmers and field staff work together as agents of change to achieve sustainable agriculture by producing quality vegetables, improving access to agricultural information, and empowering the role of women and youth.
LinkedIn Yayasan Bina Tani Sejahtera
KEHATI (NGO)
Since its establishment in 1994, the KEHATI Foundation has focused on mobilizing and managing resources through grants, facilitation, consultation, and other assistance. In the agricultural sector, KEHATI focuses on developing sorghum, nutmeg, and bamboo as sustainable food sources.
SCOPI (NGO)
Focusing on coffee commodities, SCOPI is an association that unites market players and stakeholders to develop and maintain the sustainability of coffee in Indonesia. SCOPI is committed to improving farmers' livelihoods, creating new economic opportunities, and ensuring food security and environmental sustainability.
LinkedIn Sustainable Coffee Platform of Indonesia (SCOPI)
PISAgro (NGO)
As a partnership platform, PISAgro connects the Indonesian government, the industrial sector, and the public to achieve sustainable agricultural productivity by empowering smallholder farmers. PISAgro synergizes with national and international companies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and international organizations.
Rikolto Indonesia (NGO)
Operating in 8 provinces across Indonesia, Rikolto aims to improve the quality of coffee, cocoa, rice, and cinnamon through sustainable agricultural practices. By involving smallholder farmers, Rikolto not only enhances their standard of living but also optimizes the value of agricultural commodities.
Beleaf Farms (Startup)
Starting in the hydroponic agriculture sector, Beleaf Farms expanded its mission as a provider of fresh food products in collaboration with local farmers through sustainable farming. In its production process, Beleaf Farms applies IoT and OS (Operating System) technology to optimize agricultural yields from seeds to consumers.
Infarm.id (Startup)
As a supplier of gardening and farming needs and a provider of urban farming tips, Infarm.id is an educational and fun startup. Infarm.id also offers practical solutions and valuable information to help agricultural enthusiasts develop urban gardens easily and efficiently.
BroilerX (Startup)
As a startup focused on broiler chicken commodities, BroilerX relies on Smart Farming Technology to empower local chicken farmers to produce high-quality livestock. BroilerX's products include the BroilerX app, partnerships, and production facilities to support the sustainability of chicken coops.
Chickin Indonesia (Startup)
Established in 2020, Chickin Indonesia aims to maximize livestock yields in collaboration with chicken farmers to achieve food security across Indonesia. Using IoT technology as a tool to monitor livestock results, it helps farmers improve the efficiency and productivity of their livestock.
eFishery (Startup)
Focusing on fish and shrimp, eFishery has a sustainable goal of improving the welfare of cultivators and farmers by creating products and services that positively impact the local economy and environment.
Aruna (Startup)
With the tagline Sea for All, Aruna is committed to maximizing the potential of marine products as an economic chain. By implementing a fair and sustainable fisheries ecosystem, Aruna continues to improve the welfare of fishing communities by connecting them to broader markets using technology.
Those are 12 NGO and startup recommendations suitable for today’s agricultural graduates. After reading this review, which company would you choose? To stay up-to-date with the latest information on job opportunities in the agricultural sector, don’t forget to follow the LinkedIn accounts of each recommendation above!
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