Examines the role of e-NAM in enhancing trade and financial inclusion among farmers and traders in India, highlighting key challenges.
The study explores the role of e-NAM (National Agriculture Market) in India’s agricultural trade and financial inclusion. It uses secondary data to analyse trends in registered farmers, traders, mandis, trade volumes, and commodities. Results show strong positive correlations between registrations, trade volumes, and mandis, highlighting their collective contribution to market efficiency and financial inclusion. The study concludes that e-NAM fosters market access, streamlines trade operations, and integrates farmers and traders into formal financial systems, driving agricultural and economic progress. Recommendations include addressing implementation challenges, improving digital literacy, and expanding infrastructure.
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