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May 28-30, 2024

Localizing impact through inclusion, inspiration, and innovation.

Mark your calendars, pack your bags, and prepare to embark on an unforgettable journey as ICTforAg 2024 unfolds from May 28-30th across five vibrant locations (+ online).

Nairobi, Kenya

New Delhi, India

Texcoco, Mexico

Los Baños, Philippines

Washington DC, USA

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About ICTforAg 2024

Purpose

ICTforAg is an annual convening where agrifood system stakeholders, technology experts, and enthusiasts gather to share knowledge, find solutions, and form partnerships to address challenges in agrifood systems across low and middle-income countries.

Goals

Grow communities and catalyze meaningful conversations, insights, and collaborations.

Increase the participation of global South participants, strengthen knowledge sharing and shared learning, and inspire practitioners to develop inclusive and sustainable ICT solutions.

Desired outcomes

Local digital ecosystems (e.g., policymakers, investors, service providers, practitioners, and users) are strengthened to invest and deliver impactful, inclusive, and sustainable ICTforAg solutions.

New innovative ICTforAg projects and collaborative partnerships are developed.

Small-scale producers benefit from more localized, gender-responsive, and affordable ICT services becoming available in the local digital ecosystem.

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Inclusion

This track will critically review technology solutions through the lens of gender and social inclusion. Sessions will highlight the policies, strategies, and other enabling considerations that can lead to the inclusive digital ecosystem.

Innovation

This track will explore innovative digital technology solutions that are available in agri-food systems in the developing world. Sessions will delve into cutting-edge research, technologies, and approaches that are scaling while overcoming adoption barriers.

Inspiration

This track will inspire the audience with real-world examples, showcasing both success and lessons-learned stories from around the world, highlighting the potential of digital technology to drive positive changes in the agri-food sector.

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Themes

Attendees

Technology users

Farmers
Private sector
Government representatives
NGOs
Local Ag techs (digital service providers)

Academics

Researchers
Practioners
NGOs

Digital innovators

Private sector donors
Funders
Investors
NGOs
Ag-techs
Innovators
Entrepreneurs

Policy decision makers

Government representatives
Funders
Multilateral organizations
Investors

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May 28-30, 2024

Registration open