This session at ICTforAg 2022 co-created by World Bank explored how we can work with global public and private partners to develop frameworks for cooperation, to leverage global knowledge and capacity to help countries leapfrog their way through the digital transformation of their agri-food systems.
This session at ICTforAg 2022 co-created by USAID explored how to avoid the traps that ultimately lead to unsustainable solutions and presented participants with ideas on how they can structure their engagement with digital agriculture providers with an eye towards business models that are both viable and inclusive.
Privileged to host Max Cuvellier, Head of Mobile for Development (M4D), GSMA as the Keynote Speaker at ICTforAg share his insights and expertise on how we can leverage digital technology to improve smallholder agriculture outcomes in LMICs.
This session at ICTforAg 2022 co-created by GIZ dove into how different types of interventions – indirect, intermediary, and direct – can be undertaken to strengthen farmer control over data, and allow them to generate income or indirect benefits.
This session at ICTforAg 2022 co-created by NASA and GSMA explored the new opportunities made possible by technologies that capture, process and interpret data from a range of sources.
This social session at ICTforAg 2022,co-created by FAO showcased stories on the impact of digital technologies on smallholder farmers, youth and women in the field from Rwanda and Zimbabwe.
This session at ICTforAg 2022 co-created by Hand in Hand looked at practical, local solutions to enable the better delivery of digital programs so that low income women farmers can access the global digital economy.
This session at ICTforAg 2022, co-created by IDH - The Sustainable Trade Initiative, dove into how regenerative agriculture at scale has the potential to increase soil carbon, biodiversity, and climate resilience, and is an essential strategy to achieve net-zero commitments.
This session at ICTforAg 2022, co-created by IDH - The Sustainable Trade Initiative, dove into how regenerative agriculture at scale has the potential to increase soil carbon, biodiversity, and climate resilience, and is an essential strategy to achieve net-zero commitments.
The Opening Plenary session at ICTforAg 2022 showed how the conference offers an interactive virtual experience focused on technical dialogue and fostering collaboration across the digital agriculture community, and how organizations like USAID and GIZ are promoting digital agriculture.
