"Starting a rooftop farm can feel like a solo mission, but the key is using the RWA for smart support, not joint cultivation. Each family manages their own terrace garden—your tomatoes, your rules—but the RWA provides collective power. This backing, much like the commitment to organizing Ganpati Pooja, immediately removes the fear of failure and provides essential institutional credibility. This scale also solves the major knowledge gap: RWA-level programs can attract specialists and experts—either free or for a reasonable group fee—to guide dozens of individual farmers at once. Crucially, when local seed, compost, and tool vendors see the RWA as a serious aggregate buyer, they tend to behave more reasonably with pricing and quality. Essentially, the RWA structure turns a personal hobby into a well-supported, structured movement where individual effort is amplified by collective resources and accountability."