Since 1989, Agromart Outreach Foundation (AOF) has been empowering smallholder farmers, women, and youth across Sri Lanka through inclusive agricultural development and sustainable livelihood programs.
The Agromart Outreach Foundation (AOF) is a nationally registered NGO working to strengthen Sri Lanka’s agricultural communities. For over three decades, we’ve collaborated with production societies, farmers’ associations, and women-led groups to promote modern, sustainable, and inclusive farming practices.
Our mission is to modernize agriculture while empowering rural and urban farmers—especially women and youth—to thrive through innovation, financial inclusion, and community development.
Focuses on agricultural development integrating field, livestock and fisheries to provide holistic support to producers
Focuses on the economic empowerment of women in rural and urban areas
The five pillars of corporate governance include accountability, transparency, fairness, responsibility, and independence.
Digitalization helps smallholder farmers by providing access to vital information, markets, and financial services.
Research and development help farmers and entrepreneurs with the tools and knowledge that drives innovations that increase productivity
The story of the Parabowa Farmers’ Association began in the year 2000, when five determined farmers came together with a shared dream — to revive and protect the traditional crops of their ancestors. They called themselves Parani Boga Wagakaruwō, meaning “Traditional Crop Growers,” a name that carried both pride and
Nestled amidst the hills and valleys of Kegalle, Meedeniya is a charming agricultural hub where life gently follows the rhythm of the land. Here, generations of farmers—both large and smallholders—nurture a rich variety of crops: rubber, tea, coconut, spices, and the ever-precious rice. Across the landscape, emerald paddy fields stretch
In the quiet village of Udagaldeniya in Kegalle, a soft, steady rhythm of work fills the air. Here, a group of determined women come together to craft something simple yet deeply meaningful — Pahan Thira, the humble cotton wicks that light up oil lamps across Sri Lanka. Whether at temples,
Just twelve kilometres from Kegalle, along the old Kandy–Colombo Road, lies Molagoda. Here, more than fifty families continue a craft believed to date back to the Kandyan Era — perhaps even earlier. In every courtyard, the soft rhythm of shaping clay echoes through generations, as skilled hands mold earth into
At the heart of our success is a team of skilled professionals dedicated to excellence. Each member brings unique expertise and a shared passion for delivering outstanding results
