Facilitating agro advisory services through ICT
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This document proposes an ICT-based agro advisory system to address the needs of farmers and stakeholders in the agricultural community. It would provide agriculture and weather advisory information through various delivery channels. The proposed system includes a master data management system, information dissemination system, and end user engagement system. It describes the novelty of using open source technology, a web-based application with 3-tier architecture, platform independent language, and API integration. The document also discusses models for revenue generation including transaction-based and content-based approaches. It proposes making the system sustainable and scalable by developing farmers' databases, distribution networks with partners, and content sourcing from various stakeholders.
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- 1. Facilitating Agro Advisory Services through Ashish Bhandari Director Marketing and Business Operations Upveda Technology Pvt. Ltd.
- 2. Contents • Introduction • Proposed System • Revenue Generation Model • Sustainability and Scalability 12/19/2013 Proposed ICT Model Revenue Generation Model Sustainability and Scalability
- 3. Introduction Address the needs of the farming community and its other related stakeholders 73% 12/19/2013 Provision of agriculture and weather advisory information and services Various delivery channels available in their vicinity for assisting them in making rational decision 82 % 90% 27%
- 4. Proposed System Overview Master Data Management System Information Dissemination System Agro Information Web Based Information Forecast Weather Summary Expert Advisory Information Weather Archive Early Warning System 12/19/2013 Collaborative Social Innovation End User Engagement System Social Curation SMS Alerts IVR/USSD Based Information System Radio/TV Community Driven Discovery In Context Immersion
- 5. 12/19/2013
- 6. Novelty of ICT Based System Content Management using Open Source Technology Web based application with 3Tier architecture Platform Independent Language API Integration (Weather Data) Scalable Futuristic Application 12/19/2013 Bridging the Digital Divide Creating a Paradigm Shift mKRISHI® Internet Kiosks Information based proprietary technologies are increasingly being generated and diffused through the private sector
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- 11. • IT-based Regional Agro-Advisory System • Subscription Based CLIENT CENTERED SOLUTIONS • Farmers’ Database • Access to markets, refining the associated economy • Support the agro business stages of commercial trade, finance and risk management (Reuters Market Light ) • Distribution networks through tie-ups with other players in the rural markets and retail outlets • Content Sourcing to Various Stakeholders (Research Institutes, NGO’s etc) 12/19/2013
- 12. Social Curation through ICT Collect Stories from Farmers Web, SMS, Field Visits 12/19/2013 Filter Contents Semantic Analysis Rank Stories Experiential Farmer Learning