On the land
Practices that stay on the farm
Residue management, drip, organic inputs, and lighter tillage — work a farmer can adopt without leaving the crop or the village.
The company
A farmer-first carbon project developer rooted in Indian agriculture
Glaubark Solutions develops high-quality carbon credit projects at the intersection of agriculture, climate finance, and regenerative farming — connecting India’s rural communities with global climate action.
Powering Clean Change
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Hectares of agricultural land covered
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Districts in Maharashtra and growing
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Farmers enrolled across India
Who We Are
Built on a farmer-first vision
Climate action should not stop at emissions. In drought-prone belts of Maharashtra, farmers already live with unseasonal rain, tired soil, rising input costs, and uncertain crop prices. Glaubark exists so those same farmers can restore the land, stay on it, and earn from the carbon their better practices lock away.
In the soil
Income from the carbon in the soil
When those practices cut emissions and store carbon, we build the record so the farmer can be paid for that outcome — alongside the harvest.
Through the season
Land that holds through a hard season
Better soil and water use mean the farm is less brittle when the monsoon arrives late, early, or not at all.
To the village
Climate finance that reaches the village
From FPOs and sugar factories to voluntary buyers, we carry the project cycle so smallholders are not asked to navigate a registry alone.
Our Story
How Glaubark began
Mumbai · Tata Sons
A research paper that changed direction
Glaubark began with an internship. While working at Tata Sons in Mumbai, co-founder Dhruv Sakore was writing a research paper on green finance and its role in the global energy transition. In the course of that research, he discovered carbon credits — and became deeply interested in their potential to fund climate-positive projects at scale.
Marathwada · Maharashtra
A personal connection to agrarian distress
The idea immediately connected with something personal. Dhruv comes from Marathwada — a drought-prone region of Maharashtra with some of the highest rates of farmer distress in India. Growing up in an agricultural family, he had witnessed firsthand how unseasonal rainfall, depleted soils, volatile crop prices, and limited access to modern farming knowledge erode farmer livelihoods over generations.
The Insight
Carbon credits as a farmer finance tool
This made Dhruv see carbon credits differently — not just as an environmental accounting mechanism, but as a financing tool for farmers. If farmers adopted regenerative practices that improved soil health, reduced emissions, and sequestered carbon, they should also be able to earn from the carbon credit market. Climate action and farmer welfare didn’t have to be separate goals.
London · LSE
A co-founder joins from London
Dhruv began sharing the idea with friends. One of those conversations reached Vatsal Agarwal, a friend then studying at the London School of Economics, with experience at EY. Vatsal was looking to build something meaningful and new — and saw strong potential in the vision. After several deep discussions, Vatsal came on board, and together they founded Glaubark Solutions.
Today · Pan-India
From student idea to national presence
What started as a student-led research idea has grown into a company working directly with farmers, FPOs, sugar factories, and agricultural partners across India — approaching 100,000 hectares of land under carbon project development, with 50,000+ farmers enrolled.
Across India
The people
Two co-founders. One farmer-first company.
Dhruv Sakore
Dhruv Meghna Deepak Sakore holds an M.S. in Sustainability Management from Columbia University and is the author of three peer-reviewed papers. His work includes Mission Prana / Mishra Phalbag in Parbhani. In Mumbai, while working on a green-finance paper at Tata Sons, he began to see a different possibility: turning carbon credits into a meaningful income stream for farmers.
Carbon credits should not just be traded in boardrooms. They should reach the hands that grow our food.
- Columbia University M.S. Sustainability Management
Vatsal Agarwal
Vatsal holds a Master’s from the London MSc Finance and has experience at EY. He was in London looking to build something that would matter at scale when Dhruv shared the Glaubark idea. He came on board to turn that conviction into operations — the systems and partnerships that connect Indian farmland to climate finance.
The climate crisis has an agricultural solution. We just need to build the infrastructure to unlock it.
- London school of economics & political science MSc Finance
Our Foundation
Built on a clear purpose,
driven by real impact.
Vision
"To make Indian agriculture a global model for climate action, farmer prosperity, and regenerative land management."
Mission
"To empower farmers through regenerative practices, generate high-integrity carbon credits, and unlock climate finance as a new source of rural income."
Goal
"Become India’s foremost farmer-centric carbon developer — bridging rural communities and global climate finance for a more sustainable agricultural future."
1M+
Credits projected annually
VCS
Verified Carbon Standard certified
100%
Farmer-first revenue model
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Long-term partnerships, not one-off transactions
Why Glaubark Exists
Farmers are on the front lines of climate change. In regions like Marathwada, drought, erratic rainfall, and soil degradation aren’t abstract risks, they’re annual realities that threaten livelihoods.
Regenerative farming practices can change this. They restore soil health, reduce emissions, improve water efficiency, and build long-term resilience. But for small and marginal farmers, accessing carbon markets remains out of reach — too complex, too documentation-heavy, and too disconnected from ground realities.
Glaubark bridges that gap.
We work directly with farmers to adopt better practices, build the monitoring and documentation infrastructure that carbon projects require, and connect verified climate impact to voluntary carbon markets. The result: climate action that generates real, additional income for the people who need it most.
Contact UsOur Approach
What Makes Glaubark Different
Farmers as Participants,
Not Just Beneficiaries
Glaubark doesn’t develop carbon credits on behalf of farmers — it builds carbon projects with them. Farmers are active participants in the process, and direct beneficiaries of the climate finance it generates.
Roots in
the Community
Our field teams live and work in the regions we serve, building trust with farmers through direct, ongoing relationships rather than one-off transactions.
Leadership That Works
in the Field
Our founders and senior team spend real time on the ground with farmers and FPOs, not just behind a desk — decisions are shaped by what actually works on-farm.
Full Project Cycle,
End to End
From farmer onboarding and practice adoption to MRV, verification, and credit issuance, we manage every stage of the carbon project lifecycle in-house.
Practices Farmers
Can Actually Adopt
We design regenerative interventions that fit real farm economics and local conditions, so adoption is practical, not just theoretically sound.
Technology Built
for Transparency
Purpose-built monitoring and data tools give farmers, partners, and carbon buyers a transparent, audit-ready view of impact on the ground.
FAQ
About Glaubark
Who we are, where we work, and how to reach us.
Glaubark was founded by Dhruv Meghna Deepak Sakore and Vatsal Agarwal. Dhruv holds an M.S. in Sustainability Management from Columbia University. Vatsal holds a Master’s from the London School of Economics and has experience at EY.
Glaubark Solutions is based at 501, NDM 2, Netaji Subhash Place, Delhi - 110034. Email info@glaubark.com.
To empower farmers through regenerative practices, generate high-integrity carbon credits, and unlock climate finance as a new source of rural income.