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aWhere to Host Agtech Hackathon for East African Innovators in Nairobi

Jun 07, 2016

Agriculture stakeholders, programmers, developers and data scientists are invited to come together in Nairobi, Kenya this July for a two-day hackathon aimed at finding technological solutions for smallholder farmers in East Africa as they adapt to changing conditions. Read full article here

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New Farmer Service Launches in Uganda Using aWhere Data

04•18•17

Packaged weather alerts, agronomic tips, and crop insurance marketed to smallholders In March 2017, the MUIIS...

New Farmer Service Launches in Uganda Using aWhere Data

Packaged weather alerts, agronomic tips, and crop insurance marketed to smallholders In March 2017, the MUIIS Service launched in Uganda after a strong effort from local developers, farmer outreach agents, and international data providers. aWhere is proud to be one of the data partners in the MUIIS project, contributing to the agronomic design of the system and supplying weather data to fuel its regular updates. We started work on the MUIIS project in September of 2015, and our team has visited Uganda multiple times to work with on the ground partners in developing the service.

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Ugandan Coffee: an aWhere Investigation

03•13•17

Coffee is a critical cash crop in Uganda, and the country is one of the largest producers in the world. Coffee...

Ugandan Coffee: an aWhere Investigation

Coffee is a critical cash crop in Uganda, and the country is one of the largest producers in the world. Coffee alone accounts for between 20 and 30 percent of foreign exchange earnings and employs an estimated 3.5 million workers. The production for coffee is@spread across Uganda, with both Arabica and Robusta varieties in cultivation.

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Using Weather Data to Project Climate Migration: A collision of two complex systems

02•22•17

Every day at aWhere, we experience the difficulties of modeling and understanding the climate. In its own way...

Using Weather Data to Project Climate Migration: A collision of two complex systems

Every day at aWhere, we experience the difficulties of modeling and understanding the climate. In its own way, human migration is an equally difficult system to comprehend, and unlike in climate science, migration data is in short supply - most migrants, especially the vulnerable, are the least likely to be recorded by official statistics. This makes exploring the relationship between a changing climate and human migration a particularly challenging prospect.

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