What Are Tribal Producer Clusters?

Tribal Producer Clusters are organized networks of tribal producers — including farmers, gatherers, weavers and craftspersons — working together to:

  • Pool their produce and products
  • Improve quality and consistency
  • Gain fair, transparent access to markets
  • Build collective bargaining strength

These clusters act as community enterprises, helping tribal producers compete in regional, national and online marketplaces without losing their cultural identity or value.

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What Tribal Producer Clusters Produce

Food & Forest Products

  • Organic millets & cereals
  • Minor forest produce (Honey, Mahua, Tamarind, Amla)
  • Traditional snacks & condiments

Handicrafts & Textiles

  • Tribal handloom textiles
  • Bamboo and cane craft
  • Stone carving & terracotta
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Market Access & Collective Growth

Tribal Producer Clusters are linked with institutions, marketplaces and digital platforms to:

  • Access regional & national buyers
  • Sell through organized retail and e-commerce
  • Participate in fairs, expos and CSR/market events

These connections create sustainable income pathways for tribal producers while enhancing visibility for their traditional goods.