About Us
Based in Stuttgart, Intertrop GmbH is a young agricultural consulting company that has been active worldwide since 2015, with a strong focus on the Indian subcontinent. We provide consulting services for the planning, development, and implementation of projects related to agriculture, the environment, sustainability, rural development, and the establishment of value chains. Furthermore, we support the design of training programs worlwide and assist in facilitating training exchanges to Germany.
Our wide thematic expertise, strong professional network, and flexibility as a small agricultural office are what set us apart. As a spin-off from the University of Hohenheim, we are grounded in a solid agricultural science foundation and maintain close ties with the university and its academic community.
We provide comprehensive project management services with a focus on planning, development, and implementation of agricultural projects. Our expertise covers every phase — from concept design and feasibility studies to execution, monitoring, and evaluation:
- Strategic Planning & Feasibility Studies
- Technical Design & Development
- Implementation & Quality Assurance
- Monitoring, Evaluation & Reporting
Our Project Management Focus Areas
- Rural development
- Sustainable food production
- Development of value chains
- Knowledge transfer and agricultural training
- Organic farming
- Farm mechanization and precision farming
- Implementation of agricultural research
- Development of sustainable land-use systems
Empowering Smallholder Farmers
Another key focus of Intertrop GmbH is empowering smallholder farmers to successfully utilize the structures established during project implementation even after project completion. This is achieved, for example, through the development and distribution of innovative products that emerge from our projects.
One of our most successful project-based innovations is the development of jute leaf products made from young jute plants. This innovation originated from our project on the dual use of the jute plant, conducted in collaboration with the Ministry of Textiles and Jute in Bangladesh.