Summary
Can digital farming truly serve everyone?
From soil and crop sensors to satellite imaging and AI-powered analytics, digital tools are revolutionising how agricultural data is collected, analysed, and applied. These innovations promise more efficient, productive, and sustainable farming, but without inclusive design and governance, they risk leaving behind women, smallholders, and other marginalised producers.
Watch this 90-minute learning event to explore how data-driven agriculture can be intentionally designed to serve all.
Speakers:
- Kateryna Schroeder | Senior Agriculture Economist | The World Bank
- Simon Mulwa | Director ICT & Digital Agriculture | Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO)
- Chioma Ezeanaka | Project Manager | UK Agri-Tech Centre
- James Kayam | International Business Development Manager | UK Agri-Tech Centre
- Gladys Herminia Morales Guevara | Senior Innovation Officer and Senior Adviser to the Managing Director of the Office of Development Effectiveness | International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)
- Mara Balestrini | Chief Executive Officer | LNET Global
This event is was co-organised with the UNDP FACS Community and supported by the World Bank-led Food Systems, Land Use and Restoration (FOLUR) Impact Programme.