A four year Feed the Future Senegal Project with the goal of scaling up and expanding successful value chain approaches by introducing digital tools to enable value chain actors to leverage the power of data to better serve farmers. A basic set of digital technologies, mainly laptops loaded with Microsoft Office, enable value chain actors to leverage the power of data to better serve farmers, monitor activities, increase transparency along the chain, and attract investment.

Visit the Digital Agriculture website for the full Naatal Mbay report or download it below.

You can learn more about USAID’s Digital Development for Feed the Future (D2FTF) project here.

Claudine Lim

Manager at The Principles for Digital Development

Claudine first joined the Digital Impact Alliance in October 2017, shortly after receiving a dual masters in international relations and public relations from the Maxwell School and S.I. Newhouse School at Syracuse University. After working as a Program Coordinator and Researcher for DIAL’s Business Operations, she is currently working with the Principles of Digital Development.