

Climate change mitigation is no longer just about reducing emissions — it’s about removing carbon already in the atmosphere. That’s where Varaha, a fast-rising climate-tech startup, enters the global conversation.
Founded in 2022, Varaha builds carbon-removal and nature-based projects that enable farmers to adopt regenerative practices while generating verified carbon credits sold to corporations looking to offset emissions.
By connecting smallholder agriculture with global carbon markets, Varaha is turning farms into climate infrastructure — and that’s why it belongs in The Disruptor Series.
Corporate decarbonisation has accelerated, but scalable carbon-removal solutions remain limited. Many companies struggle to find high-quality credits that are:
Meanwhile, millions of smallholder farmers lack incentives to adopt regenerative practices that improve soil health and remove carbon from the atmosphere.
Varaha bridges these two worlds:
global carbon buyers and local land stewards.
Varaha develops and operates carbon removal projects across:
These projects help remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and convert it into verified carbon credits for corporate clients.
The company acts as a full-stack carbon project developer:
This makes Varaha not just a project developer but a carbon infrastructure platform.
Varaha combines:
These technologies ensure that carbon credits generated are high-quality and traceable — a critical factor in the voluntary carbon market.
One of Varaha’s most disruptive elements is its farmer-centric model.
The platform helps smallholder farmers:
Projects span across India, South Asia, and parts of Africa, working with thousands of farmers and large tracts of land.
The model aligns climate goals with economic incentives — a key requirement for scaling climate solutions globally.
Varaha was founded by:
Their vision:
use agriculture as a lever for climate change mitigation while improving farmer livelihoods.
The founders bring expertise across agriculture, technology, and carbon markets, positioning Varaha at the intersection of climate science and digital platforms.
Varaha has attracted significant global investment:
The funding supports scaling carbon-removal projects and expanding globally.
Major corporations, including technology companies, have signed long-term carbon-credit offtake agreements with Varaha.
The global carbon market is projected to grow significantly as companies race to meet net-zero targets.
Varaha’s positioning is unique:
This makes it one of Asia’s largest carbon project developers.
Varaha represents a new wave of climate startups building real-world carbon removal infrastructure rather than just software dashboards.
The company operates in one of the fastest-growing markets: carbon removal and nature-based climate solutions. Its ability to sign long-term offtake agreements signals strong demand.
By creating financial incentives for farmers, Varaha ensures adoption — solving one of climate tech’s biggest execution challenges.
The model aligns with global climate goals and national commitments to create carbon sinks and improve agricultural sustainability.
Varaha disrupts traditional climate solutions by:
It transforms agriculture into a climate-positive economic engine.
Varaha sits at the intersection of climate, agriculture and technology — three sectors undergoing massive transformation. By building a tech-enabled carbon marketplace powered by nature-based solutions, the startup is redefining how carbon removal happens at scale.
If the world is serious about net-zero goals, companies like Varaha will play a critical role in building the infrastructure needed to get there.