Undocumented job descriptions and skills that drive African food systems
Many African countries have not invested in understanding the skill-base comprising traits, talents and passion that drive food systems. Unless […]
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Mass markets build farmer confidence and transform behaviour
Once farmers start participating in the market, they no longer remain the same. By talking to other farmers and listening
Formal institutions do not have the data required to build African economies
Formal institutions do not have the data required to build African economies The amount and quality of data required to
Mass markets offer new grounds for interpreting African economic realities
Mass markets offer new grounds for interpreting African economic realities It is only through working with mass markets that African
Very few organizations are benefiting from fragmented information
Very few organizations are benefiting from fragmented information Many African farmers and traders live complex economic and financial realities. For
We cannot achieve food systems transformation by ignoring mass markets
African leaders who really care about food systems transformation cannot ignore what is happening in the mass market. Ignoring these
African countries cannot build a strong African Continental Free Trade Area without investing in data first
How can African countries hope to make the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) work when there are no systems
Closing gaps between indigenous knowledge systems and digital solutions
One of the major challenges in Africa’s digital agriculture space is that software developers try to develop digital solutions based
Artificial intelligence cannot generate market intelligence on its own
While Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being touted as a solution to many data-related challenges, it cannot generate agricultural market intelligence
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Indigenous Knowledge Systems have their own data collection methods
Whereas imported western methods of collecting data focus on scientific questionnaires, in African communities and mass markets conversations and stories