eINDIA 2010 » eAgriculture India 2010
Agriculture as sector is very important, with a huge work-force engaged, it is in fact the backbone of India's rural economy. Technology has the potential to change agriculture landscape for the better with a pre-condition to bring all the stakeholders in the ambit of the exponential age, leverage on the power of networking, collective wisdom and shared information, in order to align efforts and change attitude. The fruits of technology can only be availed by addressing challenges in meeting this precondition. Modern farming practices and technologies have been implemented in many parts of the world which need to spread out to the areas untouched by it. Both the communication networks and supporting infrastructure have to reach out to rural areas to enable the biggest entrepreneur community i.e., farmers to deliver its best and consequently build a stronger nation and economy.
With you, we have discovered many new landmarks in the previous three editions of eAgriculture INDIA and to take the deliberations on the lessons learnt and achievements made, eAgriculture INDIA 2010 invites you all to be part of the effort once again. Together we will share ideas and find ways through which current agricultural practices can be made more efficient with the help of ICT tools.
We look forward to a prime participation of key policy makers, corporate stakeholders, researchers, financial institutions, practitioners, agri-entrepreneurs, civil society organisations, ICT professionals, international agencies, experts working in the domain of agriculture and allied fields.
eAgriculture 2010 aims to:
- bring policy makers, development professionals, researchers, academicians, community stakeholders, corporate on to a discussion dais
- strengthen inter-sectoral linkages
- facilitate knowledge sharing
- aid the process of identification and integration of diverse ICT tools that are employed in present day agricultural practices
- explore ways to identify solutions to the challenges faced by the sector
Key Themes
- eAgriculture Policy: Perspective to practice
- Role of ICT in Education, Research and Extension
- eAgriculture: Information and beyond
- Micro-credit and financial enablement
- Markets, consumers, producers and ICT
- Insurance and Risk Mitigation Strategies Using ICTs
- Infrastructure Challenges and Solutions for Rural Communities
- Food Security and ICTs
Who will attend
- Policy Planners and Decision-makers
- Key Government Officials and Experts
- Environmentalists and Nutrition Experts
- Members of SHGs & Rural Community Organisations
- Community Stakeholders
- CEOs/Management Cadre from Agri-Industry
- Development Professionals from NGOs Working on Agricultural and Rural Development
- Personnel from Banking & Financial Institutions and Commodity Exchange Boards
- Personnel from Central and State Agriculture Research and Education Institutions
- Researchers, Scholars and Agri-Entrepreneurs