Social mobilization is a process that involves engaging, organizing, and empowering rural communities to collectively address their socio-economic challenges and actively participate in development initiatives. In the context of managing Farmers Producers Organizations (FPOs), social mobilization plays a crucial role in building trust among members, fostering cooperation, and creating a sense of shared responsibility toward collective goals. It goes beyond merely forming groups; it emphasizes capacity building, awareness generation, and the development of social capital, which is essential for sustainable rural development. The concept of social mobilization in rural development is grounded in the idea that communities have inherent knowledge, skills, and resources that can be harnessed to improve their livelihoods. In the case of FPOs, farmers often face challenges such