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In this PC World/IDG News Service column, Ken Banks explores how Africa’s rapidly expanding mobile network infrastructure — originally built to deliver voice and data services — could be repurposed to address the continent’s acute shortage of weather monitoring stations, helping farmers and communities better anticipate and respond to climate-related shocks. He points to Grameen Foundation’s mobile services for Ugandan farmers as an early example of mobile technology being used to deliver targeted agricultural information.
Region
Africa
Category
Agriculture
Organisation / Author
Ken Banks

