Farmers Producer Organizations (FPOs) have emerged as an important institutional mechanism to enhance the income, bargaining power, and market access of small and marginal farmers. Since individual farmers often face constraints such as limited landholding, lack of access to credit, poor infrastructure, and weak negotiation capacity in markets, government support becomes essential for promoting collective action through FPOs. Various government organizations at the national and state levels play a crucial role in facilitating the formation, strengthening, and sustainability of FPOs through policy support, financial assistance, technical guidance, and capacity building initiatives. The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare is the primary agency responsible for promoting FPOs in India. It formulates policies, designs schemes, and coordinates with implementing agencies to ensure effective promotion of farmer collectives. One of the most significant initiatives is the Central Sector Scheme for Formation and Promotion of 10,000 FPOs, which aims to strengthen farmer institutions across the country with financial assistance, handholding support, and credit linkage. The ministry provides strategic direction and ensures convergence of various agricultural development programs with FPO initiatives to improve productivity and farmer income. The Small Farmers’ Agribusiness Consortium (SFAC) plays a pioneering role in the promotion of FPOs. It acts as a nodal agency for implementing government schemes related to FPO development and provides equity grants and credit guarantee support to strengthen FPO financial structures. The Equity Grant Fund Scheme helps FPOs mobilize capital by matching