Innovative agtech solutions in India are revolutionising post-harvest technology, boosting farmer incomes, and reducing food waste. Explore five groundbreaking case studies on smart farming, crop storage solutions, and agricultural innovation.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txaqxJycyP8 India is the third largest innovation ecosystem in the world. From India’s transformational growth in the IT sector to her rapid digitisation, innovation is truly having its moment in India today. However, despite this promising outlook, social innovation continues to face challenges to scale. Faced by
Understanding the Evolving Financing Needs of Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs): From Pre-Incubation to Maturity Understanding the Evolving Financing Needs of Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs): From Pre-Incubation to Maturity Understanding the Evolving Financing Needs of Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs): From Pre-Incubation to Maturity The growth and success of farmer producer organisations
Soumitra Mandal is a Partner and Head at Sattva Consulting, leading the firm’s presence and strategic growth across Delhi/NCR and the northern states.
The CGIAR Gender Equality Initiative aims to bundle socio-technical innovations with women at the center to empower and build their resilience against climate-change challenges. The Theory of Change framework highlights the pathways and the most relevant stakeholders to engage to reach shared goals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45W8Rt2AGdk&t=1s Worldwide, roads are increasingly seeing the presence of electric vehicles (EV) and India is expected to take 30% of the EV market worldwide. However, these tailwinds are attracting many players to the EV ecosystem, from suppliers to customers, to make EVs a reality on the road.
The Agriculture Practice within the Sattva Knowledge Institute convened the first Community of Practice session to explore how data-driven approaches and technological capabilities can lead to solutions in designing water-positive risk assessment tools.
On this page The average size of landholdings in India has experienced a significant decline over the years, dropping from 2.28 hectares in 1970-71 to 1.08 hectares in 2015-16. This trend of agricultural land fragmentation is expected to persist in the future, driven by factors such as population growth, inheritance
Agriculture accounts for a whopping 89% of the water use in India, against the 69% global average. India takes 2-3 times the quantity of water compared to leading agricultural producers like Brazil, USA and China, to produce the same yield. One of the key reasons for the inefficient usage of
