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Nearly all of you believe that digital tools are
helping to improve agriculture and nutritional
outcomes.
Yes
Not sure
No
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Demand is increasing for digital tools that can
improve agriculture and nutritional outcomes.
Yes
Not sure
No
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Data collection is the main use case, with many
also using digital for information and financial
services.
0 5 10 15 20 25
Relationship Management
Traceability of Crops
Trade and Marketing
Financial Services
Delivering information
Agronomic Diagnostics
Information Exchanges
Agronomic Information
Data Collection
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Mobile phones and GIS are the most popular digital
tools; IVR, video, and emerging technologies are also
used.
0 5 10 15 20 25
Mobile POS
Ground Sensors
Drone, Satellite
Radio
Video
IVR
GIS Software
Mobile Phones
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However, many challenges still remain,
including access to technology and finding the
right partner.
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
Lack of senior management buy-in
Farmer reluctance
Lack of demand from programs or partners
Lack of internal technical capacity
Cost
Finding the right partner
End user technology access
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We have a great mix of technology, agriculture,
nutrition, and program experts here today…
USAID Implementing
Partner
Private Sector
USAID staff
Independent
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…who are already partnering with a wide
variety of organizations and companies…
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Local NGO/CSO
Technology Firm
University
Bank
Agribusiness
Research Agency
MNO
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…and reaching, on average, 37,000
Cambodians.
Under 10,000
10,000 - 50,000
50,000 - 100,000
Over 100,000
Not Sure