With the aim of alleviating poverty through the participation of rural poor farmers, Small Farmers Development Program (SFDP) was initiated through joint cooperation of Ministry of Agriculture Government of Nepal and Agriculture Development Bank (ADB) in 1975 with support from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO). Further, with the support of German Agency for Technical Cooperation (GTZ), the establishment of small farmer-operated and managed Small Farmer Agriculture Cooperatives was made more accessible–sustaining, expanding, and institutionalizing of activities carried out under the framework of SFDP program. With the establishment of Nepal Agricultural Co-operative Central Federation Ltd. (NACCFL) in the year 2008, the federation is working continuously to provide all other non-financial services to its member organizations. To date, NACCFL is providing financial as well as non-financial services for more than 1139 member organizations in all 77 districts.