Developmental Agencies & Government Projects

Text describing the cultural, environmental, and economic impact of these projects.

PARTNER WITH US

Cropin’s goals for Developmental Agencies & Government Projects

Increased agricultural productivity

Supporting Biodiversity

Water resources optimization

Climate adaptation and resilience

Preventing child labour

chain

Youth & Women Empowerment

Pest and disease control

Reducing hunger and poverty

Regenerative Farming

Fair trade practices

digitised

Increased agricultural productivity

ROI

Supporting Biodiversity

Crops

Water resources optimization

clients

Climate adaptation and resilience

clients

Preventing child labour

Countries-1

Youth & Women Empowerment

Benefiting

Pest and disease control

adaptability

Reducing hunger and poverty

varieties

Regenerative Farming

varieties

Fair trade practices

Our Projects

Filter by region

Filter by region

Filter by theme

Filter by theme

Test Project

EMEA
Sustainability
20,000

Name of the Project

EMEA
Sustainability
10,000

Name of the Project

EMEA
Women Empowerment
10,000

Name of the Project

India
Traceability
20,000

Name of the Project

North America
Climate Resilience
10,000

Name of the Project

LATAM
Financing
10,000

Name of the Project

North America
Traceability
10,0000

Name of the Project

India
Women Empowerment
10,000

Name of the Project

APJ
Sustainability
20,000

Name of the Project

EMEA
Traceability
20,000

Name of the Project

India
Climate Resilience
10,000

Name of the Project

LATAM
Climate Resilience
20,0000

Name of the Project

North America
Climate Resilience
20,000

Name of the Project

LATAM
Women Empowerment
20,000

Title of the Project

India
Climate Resilience
20,000

Name of the Project

APJ
Traceability
10,000
No Results Found

Invest in our projects

Other Resources

Other Project Pages

GEF Climate Adaptation Project in Africa

SMARTFARM, a data-driven farming and agri-digital services, serves as an adaptation “method”, i.e., the process of adjustment and dealing with actual or expected climate and its effects. Simultaneously, it serves as a “system” that has climate resilience that is able to absorb the climate shocks that it’s exposed to, and also recover from those shocks that it can’t absorb and also progressively respond to new risks that emerge.

The project will build both the adaptation method and climate resilient systems for 200,000 smallholder farmers and then potentially scale up these methods and systems.

Title of the project
Title of the project