The content emphasizes the role of collaboration and co-design in developing inclusive digital tools tailored for smallholder farmers. It highlights best practices for engaging communities in agriculture, particularly in the context of climate change and agroecological transitions. Various projects showcase how participatory approaches in tool design can enhance farmer autonomy, improve accessibility, and foster social inclusion. The documentation reflects on experiences across multiple regions, focusing on sustainable practices, technology integration, and empowering farmers through shared knowledge.
Natural Language Processing Pipeline for Co-Designing Culturally Aware Health Chatbots From User Stories to System Specifications
