Description
This article analyzes India's need to develop greater support for digital innovation in the agricultural sector to meet climate change challenges. The document examines how digital technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, drones and the Internet of Things can stimulate the transition towards more efficient and sustainable agricultural systems. It presents a public-private partnership framework implemented by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with the Telangana state government as a model for scaling digital technologies. The article proposes blended financing structures that integrate different types of capital to support agricultural technologies. It includes recommendations on how governments can act as enablers to create sustainable markets for these technologies.
Institutions:
Authors:
- Arindom Datta
Resultados:
- Access to financial services
- Trade competitiveness
- Market efficiency
- Public policy development and implementation
- Institutional capacity building
- Production inclusion
- Technological Innovation
- Improved productivity
- Climate mitigation
- Agrifood systems that use resources efficiently, are low carbon and more circular
- Digital transformation
Sectors:
Thematic Areas:
Instruments:
- Access to entrepreneurial financing or seed capital
- International, public-private partnerships
- Expansion of the supply of agricultural credit
- Support to technological research and development
- Blockchain or digital traceability
- Agri-food digitilation
- Investment funds
- Business incubation and acceleration
- Artificial intelligence
- Internet of things
Languages:
- English
Beneficiaries:
- Family agriculture
- Private enterprises
- Public institutions
- MSMEs
- Entrepreneurs
- Researchers
- Agricultural producers
Countries:
- India
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