Cultivating a Thriving Agricultural future
Digital Agri Hub
A knowledge broker monitoring and providing valuable insights on innovative digital for agriculture solutions in LMICs.
As we embark on a new year, the Digital Agri Hub remains committed to serve as a trusted, data-driven resource on digital for agriculture (#D4Ag) innovations deployed in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Our commitment to serving as a trusted resource has propelled us to achieve remarkable milestones, and we are thrilled to share these triumphs and the valuable lessons learned with you. In our first edition, we update you on our journey, from surpassing 1100 solutions available in the dashboard to introducing the green badge of approval to sharing key insights on our e-conversations, among others. Get ready to be informed, inspired, and engaged as we continue to cultivate a brighter future together.
Celebrating milestones and embracing progress
Core to our work is to continue collecting, curating and publishing credible data and insights on existing digital solutions deployed in LMICs. Hosting over 1100+ #D4Ag solutions published in our dashboard is a feat worth celebrating while acknowledging the many contributions leading to this! Hence, our database of evidence has been growing consistently over the past period. In the last few months, we have introduced the green badge of approval, authenticating solutions available while ensuring the credibility and accuracy of solutions. The green badge signifies that the registered entity is maintaining its data, and that the Hub has completed its verification process. This ensures that the presented information is reliable and up-to-date. Green-badged solutions gain priority placement and higher visibility on the dashboard.
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Since introducing our user-friendly data entry facility, registered companies now have more control over their content, its adjournment, and accuracy. Coupled with the Hub’s moderation and quality assurance processes, this offers a better user experience and more accurate and timely insights in the evolution of the sector. Share your data today!
Digital Agri Hub at the NENA event
Serving as a platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration and acceleration of #D4Ag adoption across the Near East and North Africa (NENA) region, the Digital Agriculture Solutions Forum 2023 (DASF 2023), was a landmark event held in Amman, Jordan. The Digital Agr Hub played an active role in the forum, highlighting the latest trends and developments in #D4Ag and showcasing the Hub's extensive collection of digital solutions for agriculture. Enjoy the Read!
Scaling Digital extension and advisory services
Across the agriculture value chain intermediaries act as facilitators and agents in a transaction that involves two or more parties. These intermediaries are interesting to look at, as they continue to play a crucial role in connecting smallholder farmers to markets. It is crucial to leverage their local expertise and strengths to design effective digital extension and advisory services. This raises the question of whether to combine the strengths of human intermediaries with digital technology to overcome challenges in scaling digital extension and advisory services for agriculture. Our latest article explores innovative ways to involve intermediaries in the design of digital extension and advisory services, leveraging their strengths and local expertise.
Digital Agri Hub debut appearance at the ICTforAg 2023 conference
A groundbreaking event that united agrifood system stakeholders, the highly anticipated ICTforAg 2023 virtual event, hosted by USAID in collaboration with Feed the Future , CGIAR , and DAI , proved to be a game-changing platform. It marked the Hub's inaugural presence, showcasing the remarkable progress being made.
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Harnessing knowledge sharing within the D4Ag community
Since the beginning of the year, we have hosted engaging and thought-provocative e-conversations delving into the pertinent #D4Ag themes. Our latest edition of the e-conversation, in partnership with Genesis Analytics , Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH (FAIR Forward – Artificial Intelligence for All programme), and with the technical cooperation of USAID and the FAO, is exploring the relationship between Artificial Intelligence and Digitalisation for agriculture. Check out the summaries of the last three conversation on independent evidence of D4Ag impact, the challenging marriage between digitalisation and agroecology, and on enhancing digitalisation for agriculture with AI: Winners and Losers. PDF versions are available on The Hub’s events’ page.
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Curious to learn more about our work and impact on empowering small-scale farmers through #D4Ag innovations? Check out our latest resource, which provides a valuable overview of our contributions to the agricultural sector, thanks to the collaboration and engagement of many D4Ag stakeholders.
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Regional and Country Profiles
Our comprehensive regional and country profiles provide users with in-depth insights into the D4Ag landscape in specific areas, enabling them to tailor their strategies and interventions effectively. Explore our infographics!
Digital Agri Hub is hosted and maintained by Wageningen University & Research .
Digital Agri Hub is developed by Wageningen University and Research (WUR), in partnership with GSMA, Grameen Foundation and the Netherlands Advisory Board on impact investing (NAB). The work was supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).