15 Innovative Agritech Startups Selected for NIDHI Accelerator Program at AIC ISB
Fifteen innovative agritech startups have been selected for the NIDHI Accelerator program at the Indian School of Business's Atal Incubation Centre (AIC ISB). Backed by the National Science and Technology Entrepreneurship Development Board (NSTEDB), this initiative aims to accelerate agriculture-focused ventures by providing expert mentorship, strategic guidance, and market linkages.
The selected startups bring a diverse range of sustainable solutions to address challenges in India's agriculture sector. eVerse.AI, for instance, uses AI, IoT, and generative intelligence to transform livestock and dairy practices for sustainable productivity. Meanwhile, PREserwe drives sustainability through circularity with its sustainable preservation and resource management solutions. AVN Agrobharat enhances agro-based value chains with science-led, scalable sustainable practices.
The program also includes startups like Buzzworthy Ventures, creating modern, eco-friendly consumer products with a sustainable edge, and Swadesi Way, building a sustainable retail ecosystem for locally made and eco-conscious products. The Open Field drives innovation in sustainable agriculture with technology-enabled solutions for farmers.
The 15 agritech startups, led by diverse entrepreneurs, will receive structured support through the program to enhance their growth and sustainability. The NSTEDB-backed initiative is set to accelerate these innovative ventures, contributing to India's agriculture sector and promoting sustainable practices.
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