Insights

Farmers in Bangladesh are vulnerable to counterfeit inputs, dearth of relevant advisory, lack of access to market and lack of collective bargaining power to negotiate better prices. Here's how DLEC's interventions sought to bridge the gap.

During the last kharif and rabi seasons (2018-19), more than 12,000 women in Jharkhand planted agri-nutrition gardens and they are saving up to Rs. 1,200 per month.

Read this blog to see how Digital Green's Samvad Project is working with Government institutions to address the gaps in demand and supply of IFA tablets in Uttarakhand, India.

Natural farming has made a world of difference to 30-year-old Arisetti Naga Malleshwari's 60 cents of her family-owned land

Video disseminations encourage a healthy discussion among the community members and motivates them to identify any gaps in the supply of service and demand for it.

The side-effects of the iron supplement and the stigma related to having any medicine during pregnancy has been a big barrier to the work of frontline workers. See how videos enable them to break through it all.

Digital Green entered into a partnership with the State Health Mission in Chhattisgarh in January 2018 under its USAID funded Samvad project to introduce its video-based approach into the health extension efforts of the State.

This initiative has received worldwide acclaim and was chosen as the top 10 projects at the Paris Peace Forum. Digital Green's video based extension approach helped achieve scale.

Digital Green's DLEC project is working with the Government of Ethiopia to control Fall Army Worm using videos. Read on to understand how.

The key to meeting the ever-increasing demand for food in a world that has many young farmers struggling with a grim future, lies is capitalising ICTs and simple technologies such as videos and text messages with contextual content