Coffee Board — Integrated Coffee Development Project (replanting and water augmentation)
Shown as running by: Coffee Board notification, 25 May 2026 (ICDP continued to 2026-27) (25 May 2026, Notification Ref No. RES/CQD/ICDP-15th FCC/2026-27/61 dated 25/05/2026, para 1: "The Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India has conveyed approval for General Guidelines for implementation of "Integrated Coffee Development Project (ICDP)" … for the remaining period of Fifteenth Finance Commission Cycle up to 2026-27.")
Help for coffee growers to replant old, low-yielding coffee (40% of ₹3.25 lakh per hectare for Arabica, ₹2.75 lakh for Robusta) and to build water tanks, wells and irrigation.
- Lead benefit
- 75%of the cost, at most
- Components
- 3each read from the document
- Who can apply
- Allapplicants
- Closing date
- Noneapply any time
What it pays
40% of ₹3,25,000 per hectare (₹1,30,000) to replant old Arabica coffee, on up to 25 hectares a year.
What the document says, word for word
For Arabica at least 25 years old (Arabica dwarfs 15 years). SC/ST growers with up to 2 ha get 90%; we show the 75% printed for holdings above 2 ha so we never overstate. Holdings above 25 ha and companies get 25%. Rates are from the 2024-25 to 2025-26 modalities; ICDP has been continued to 2026-27 but the 2026-27 grower circular was not published when we checked. The Board may lower the rate when budget is short (1.1.1.3 note 1).
“1.1.1.2. Unit Cost: i) For Arabica - Rs.3,25,000/- per ha … 1.1.1.3. Scale of Subsidy: General a) Up to 25 ha 40% b) >25 ha including Corporate / Partnership firms 25% c) ST / SC Growers a) Up to 2 Ha. 90% b) >2 ha. 75%”40% of ₹2,75,000 per hectare (₹1,10,000) to replant old Robusta coffee, on up to 25 hectares a year.
What the document says, word for word
For Robusta at least 40 years old. SC/ST growers with up to 2 ha get 90%; we show the 75% printed for holdings above 2 ha so we never overstate. Holdings above 25 ha and companies get 25%. Rates are from the 2024-25 to 2025-26 modalities; ICDP has been continued to 2026-27 but the 2026-27 grower circular was not published when we checked. The Board may lower the rate when budget is short (1.1.1.3 note 1).
“1.1.1.2. Unit Cost: ii) For Robusta - Rs.2,75,000/- per ha … 1.1.1.3. Scale of Subsidy: General a) Up to 25 ha 40% b) >25 ha including Corporate / Partnership firms 25% c) ST / SC Growers a) Up to 2 Ha. 90% b) >2 ha. 75%”40% (75–90% for SC/ST) of the Board’s unit cost for a water tank, open/ring well, sprinkler or drip, set by your holding size.
What the document says, word for word
Holdings of 0.4–25 ha (SC/ST from 0.10 ha). One water structure plus irrigation equipment; not for a structure you got help for in the last ten years. SC/ST growers with up to 2 ha get 90%; we show the 75% printed for holdings above 2 ha so we never overstate. Holdings above 25 ha and companies get 25%. Rates are from the 2024-25 to 2025-26 modalities; ICDP has been continued to 2026-27 but the 2026-27 grower circular was not published when we checked. The Board may lower the rate when budget is short (1.1.1.3 note 1).
“1.1.2.2. Scale of subsidy: I. General a) Up to 25 ha. 40% II. ST / SC Growers a) Up to 2 Ha. 90% b) >2 75%”How much can I claim?
Enter your hectares to see the figure.
For Arabica at least 25 years old (Arabica dwarfs 15 years). SC/ST growers with up to 2 ha get 90%; we show the 75% printed for holdings above 2 ha so we never overstate. Holdings above 25 ha and companies get 25%. Rates are from the 2024-25 to 2025-26 modalities; ICDP has been continued to 2026-27 but the 2026-27 grower circular was not published when we checked. The Board may lower the rate when budget is short (1.1.1.3 note 1).
Who can apply
- All applicants
Papers you need
- Coffee grower registration, Aadhaar and bank account details
- Proof of land ownership (Patta/Khata with RTC in Karnataka; Chitta & Adangal in Tamil Nadu; possession certificate in Kerala; Hakku Patra for SC/ST without RTC)
- Caste certificate for SC/ST applicants
How to apply
- Register as a coffee grower and apply online at coffeeboard.gov.in or the India Coffee App (small growers may apply on paper at a Coffee Board office) (General Guidelines 1, 13).
- Wait for the field inspection and the Technical Feasibility Report before starting work; applications are taken first come, first served within the year’s target (General Guidelines 14).
- Complete the work and submit the claim; after physical verification the subsidy is paid to your bank account (1.1.1.5; 1.1.2).
Applying is free. Never pay anyone to apply for you.
When to apply
The guidelines set no closing date.
Combining with other schemes
The documents do not say whether this can be combined with other schemes. Ask the implementing office before you count on both.