Purpose: The purpose of this study was to meta-analyse the effects of agricultural cooperatives in Dakshina Kannada, both historically and currently. In assessing the economic impact on farmers for revenue generation and cost savings, it looks for success factors and obstacles. Methodology: The research evaluates PACS contributions, problems, and member perspectives on SDGs covering 2010–11 to 2022–23 using a variety of methods, including desk review, financial analysis, literature review, surveys, interviews, and case studies. Findings: A study found that NITI Aayog is how India commits to the SDGs. PACS in Karnataka are highly engaged members that have difficulties with accurate quantification. The key to success in the future is customised tactics and improved organisational capabilities. Practical Implication: NITI Aayog and PACS should work together more, data quantification techniques should be improved, strategies should be customised for local conditions, member engagement should be encouraged, capacity building should be facilitated, and supportive policies should be supported.