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How mobile apps are helping agriculture in achieving sustainable ...
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ICT and Mobile Apps drive Global Agriculture The entry of mobile and ... For example, it can enable soil condition to be monitored in conjunction with weather ...
Farmers growing comfortable with mobile devices - USA Today
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Mar 3, 2013 - Farmers growing comfortable with mobile devices ... mobile strategies and apps for major agricultural organizations and Fortune 500 companies, .... Berghoefer recalls one example last May when the communication paid off.
17 Best New Agriculture Apps For 2017 | Myriad Mobile
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Jan 19, 2017 - And there is perhaps no better example of smart farming than with the mobile app. It has become a game changer for on-the-go growers and ag ...
Agricultural Service Delivery Through Mobile Phones: Local ...
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by H Baumüller - 2016 - Cited by 4 - Related articles
Feb 20, 2016 - The rapid spread of mobile phones across the developing world offers ... with the example of the price and marketing service M-Farm. Finally ...
M-Agriculture Empowers Farmers in Developing Economies - Cisco Blog
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Nov 28, 2011 - Now, I'd like to look at how a related application, mobile agriculture ... Other examples of mobile phones used in the agricultural sector of ...
[PDF]Mobile Applications for Agriculture and Rural ... - World Bank Group
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by CZ Qiang - 2012 - Cited by 117 - Related articles
Annex D: Mobile Applications Ecosystem for Agricultural and Rural .... The report reviews country examples and extracts policy lessons and good practices.
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Mobile Applications for Agriculture and Rural Development
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One of the areas with the greatest potential impact is in the contribution that mobile applications can make to agricultural and rural development (ARD), ...
The dynamic growth of mobile communications technology is creating opportunities for economic growth, social empowerment, and grassroots innovation in developing countries. One of the areas with the greatest potential impact is in the contribution that mobile applications can make to agricultural and rural development (ARD), by providing access to information, markets, and services to millions of rural inhabitants. For both agricultural supply and demand, mobile phones can reduce waste, make delivery more efficient, and forge closer links between farmers and consumers. This report provides policymakers and development practitioners with a guide that facilitates the development and deployment of mobile applications for ARD. It also informs their understanding of the key drivers for promoting such applications and services in their countries. Using James Moore’s (1996) revised definition of ecosystems: economic communities based on interacting organizations and individuals the report identifies a wide range of players in the ecosystem for m-ARD apps, such as mobile network operators, m-app (mobile applications) providers, content providers, and various types of users.
M-apps are software designed to take advantage of mobile technology and can be developed for technology besides mobile phones. But mobile phones have many key advantages: affordability, wide ownership, voice communications, and instant and convenient service delivery. As a result, there has been a global explosion in the number of m-apps, facilitated by the rapid evolution of mobile networks and by the increasing functions and falling prices of mobile handsets. M-apps are markedly different in developing countries because they typically run on second-generation (2G) phones rather than smartphones, which are far more common in developed countries. The report reviews country examples and extracts policy lessons and good practices. It also presents detailed studies of cases from Kenya, Philippines, and Sri Lanka, as well as summarizes 92 case studies from Africa, Asia, and Latin America. The goal is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the development impact, ecosystem, and business models for mobile applications in ARD. The report is intended to complement the recent ICT in Agriculture eSourcebook. One of the main findings is that an enabling platform (or platforms) is probably the most important factor for the development of m-ARD apps. Platforms can facilitate interactions among ecosystem players, increase access to users, provide technical standards, and incorporate payment mechanisms.
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[PDF]Mobile Applications for Agriculture and Rural Development
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Mobile Applications for. Agriculture and Rural Development. Christine Zhenwei Qiang, Siou Chew Kuek*,. Andrew Dymond and Steve Esselaar. ICT Sector Unit.
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May 1, 2012 - Mobile applications for agriculture and rural development (English). Abstract. The dynamic growth of mobile communications technology is ...
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Mobile applications in general and mobile applications for agricultural and rural development (m-ARD apps) in particular hold significant potential for advancing ...
[PDF]Designing mAgriculture Applications for Rural Smallholder ... - IJISSET
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by A Gichamba - 2017 - Related articles
employ the available technology such as mobile, wireless, radio and TV technologies in key areas that concern human development such as health, agriculture,.
Mobile Applications for Agriculture and Rural Development - Agris - FAO
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by CZ Qiang - 2015 - Cited by 117 - Related articles
The dynamic growth of mobile communications technology is creating opportunities for economic growth, social empowerment, and grassroots innovation in ...
Agriculture / Farming App Development - Erminesoft
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May 16, 2017 - These mobile apps for agriculture and rural development are able to determine, for example, subtle soil features that can be useful for better ...
Studying Mobile Apps for Agriculture (PDF Download Available)
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Nov 26, 2017 - This study uncovers the current status of mobile agricultural apps in the global ...... Mobile applications for agriculture and rural development.
[PDF]The Challenge of Mobile Applications in Rural Areas - IOSR journals
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used by specialized software and mobile applications (apps) [2]. ... However, the development of mobile apps for agriculture compared with other business.