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Our partner ecosystem — stated honestly.

REALM Krishi is a concept-stage platform. We list the institutions we operate alongside today, and those we are actively seeking to formalise relationships with. Every entry is labelled — confirmed, in active engagement, or aspirational target — so that government, investors and partners can evaluate us on actual signal, not implication.

Confirmed: who builds and operates REALM Krishi today.

The current operating, technical and commercial entities behind the platform.

Operating entity

  • REALM Group Global
  • REALM Group Global (Holding group)
  • REALM Group Aus (Australia operations)
  • REALM Group Freight (Logistics sister entity)
  • REALM Group America (US operations)

Technology platform

  • REALM GPT Lab (LLM platform)
  • REALM360 (Intelligence engine)
  • Vercel (Edge delivery)
  • Supabase (Database)
  • Railway (Services)
  • Stripe (Payments)

Data sources

  • Copernicus Sentinel-2 (Open data)
  • USGS Landsat-8/9 (Open data)
  • NOAA GFS (Open data)
  • ECMWF (Open access)

Compliance & framework

  • India DPDP Act 2023
  • Verra VCS / VM0042 (Methodology)
  • Gold Standard (Methodology)
  • UN SDGs 2, 5, 13, 15

In active engagement.

Conversations are open or initial contact made. None of these institutions has signed an MoU yet — engagement status is disclosed transparently to all counterparties.

Victorian Government

  • Global Victoria (Trade agency)
  • VGTI Bengaluru (Trade office, est. 2005)
  • VGTI Mumbai (Trade office, est. 2012)
  • Agriculture Victoria (Department)

Indian institutions

  • Indian state agriculture departments (Maharashtra, Karnataka)
  • Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) network (Extension)
  • Selected Farmer Producer Organisations (Pilot partners)

Academic & research

  • University of Melbourne (Faculty of Science)
  • Monash University (Engineering)
  • Selected Indian Institutes of Technology (Bengaluru, Bombay)

Carbon registries

  • Verra (VCS) (Methodology pathway)
  • Gold Standard (Methodology pathway)
  • Independent VVB (To be selected)

Aspirational targets.

Institutions we are openly seeking to engage. These are not current partners — they are who we believe REALM Krishi should work with to fulfil its mission and the bilateral framing set out in Victoria's India Strategy 2025–30 and the Austrade × ThinkAg AgTech Report 2026. Listing them here is a statement of ambition and a starting point for those introductions.

The facilitator stack · Austrade × ThinkAg Report 2026, Section III

Designed to interlock with the existing facilitation rails, not to compete with them. The report names a Zero-to-One Cross-Border Journey (Knowing → Planning → Doing) underpinned by patient blended capital. Krishi's target facilitator stack maps to that arc:

Government & trade
  • Victorian Government Trade & Investment (VGTI) Bengaluru & Mumbai
  • Austrade South Asia (federal anchor)
  • Global Victoria
Industry facilitator
  • ThinkAg (report co-author, ecosystem connector)
  • AgriFutures evokeAG
  • growAG.com
Indian incubator
  • a-IDEA (ICAR-NAARM)
  • AIC-CCMB (Hyderabad)
  • T-Hub (GRAFT / PropaGATE)
  • Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre
Australian university research
  • La Trobe University (Launchpad × BBC partnership)
  • The University of Queensland · QAAFI
  • CSIRO (RISE Accelerator with AIM)
Reference: Australia–India AgTech Business Opportunities Report 2026, Section III — Facilitation Models (pp.68–72). Commonwealth of Australia 2026; prepared by ThinkAg for Austrade.

Indian central agencies

  • NABARD (Agri-rural development)
  • ICAR (Agricultural research)
  • NITI Aayog (Strategy think-tank)
  • Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare
  • ISRO (Earth observation)

Multilateral & bilateral

  • Asian Development Bank (India ag programmes)
  • World Bank (Climate-smart ag)
  • DFAT (Australian aid & trade)
  • Austrade (Export support)

Carbon & climate capital

  • Climate Investment Funds
  • South Pole / 3Degrees (Carbon traders)
  • Microsoft Climate Innovation Fund
  • Selected ESG / climate VCs

Strategic delivery

  • FPO federations (SFAC-affiliated)
  • Reliance Jio AgriFin (Distribution)
  • Bayer Crop Science India (Agronomy)
  • Mahindra Agri Solutions (Distribution)
A note on transparency. The names above are forward-looking targets, not current relationships. We list them publicly because honesty about ambition is part of how we build trust. If you are part of one of these organisations and would like to discuss whether REALM Krishi could be useful, we'd welcome the conversation — please get in touch.
Partner with us

REALM Krishi is the better as a partnership.

Whether you're a Victorian Government agency, an Indian FPO, an impact investor, a research institute or a carbon-market participant — there is a place for you in this project. Let us show you how the platform could be useful to your work.

Strategic alignment

REALM Krishi's partnership approach mirrors the Victorian Government's published strategy — institution-led, evidence-driven, and built around the existing VGTI presence in Bengaluru and Mumbai. See the full alignment dossier for chapter-by-chapter mapping.