Insights

“What will extension look like 10-20 years from now? What will change or won’t? What are we already learning that relates to that future?” These are some of the questions that were investigated during the annual Community of Practice convening that took place in March 2020.

Digital Green's video-enabled extension approach is helping frontline workers fight myths around male sterilization procedures and engaging men in conversations around family planning. Read on to see how.

The Fallarmy worm has wreaked havoc on farms across the globe. Read here an inspiring story from one of our project areas in Ethiopia.

Read here about a mobile courseware that we've built to help scale up our video-based training for agriculture extension workers.

A guest post about a research project that aims to explore the nutritional aspects of the market and technical interventions in vegetable and poultry value chains in Bihar and Bangladesh involving an innovative project of Digital Green.

A fascinating story of an organic fertiliser preparation from a woman farmer in Shashemene Kebele, Seka-Chekorsa woreda, Ethiopia

Leveraging its experience in agriculture extension, Digital Green is now working with the Government's health extension system to benefit the rural farming families in a holistic manner. Read on to understand how.

We’re working closely with the various departments and their frontline staff to embed the video-based approach to scale the reach and impact on MCH, nutrition and family planning.

Increased mobile penetration in rural India and available ICT solutions provide opportunities to adopt an integrated and comprehensive approach to increase awareness.

The Samvad project is particularly concerned about addressing social taboos and embracing social practices that can enable and maximize social behavior change through its videos.