JTEC is implementing activities that help to improve farmers' revenues digitally.
[Myanmar]
◆e-Village Projects (2013-2016) (JTEC Voluntary Business) <http://www.jtec.org.mm/evillage/>
The following field surveys were conducted in Myanmar between January and February 2020 under the JKA Subsidiary Project "2019 Survey on the Development of Smart Villages in Developing Countries in IT Sector". <https://www.jtec.or.jp/file.php?id=807>
[Indonesia]
In fiscal 2021, APT-C1 carried out "Joint Research on the Digital Ecosystem for Agriculture Contributing to the Rural Areas of Indonesia." In order to improve the challenges (cultivation, distribution, and sales) of farmers in West Java, we aim to develop a pilot project that designs an ecosystem that links Indonesia and Japan's technologies and demonstrates their usefulness.
In the future, JTEC intends to utilize a variety of grant schemes to contribute to the dissemination of digital utilization methods that will help farmers in developing countries to increase their revenues.
[Myanmar]
◆e-Village Projects (2013-2016) (JTEC Voluntary Business) <http://www.jtec.org.mm/evillage/>
The following field surveys were conducted in Myanmar between January and February 2020 under the JKA Subsidiary Project "2019 Survey on the Development of Smart Villages in Developing Countries in IT Sector". <https://www.jtec.or.jp/file.php?id=807>
①
Checking the effect of training on the dissemination of "Farming Knowledge and Agricultural Technology" using digital manuals
②
Survey of remote cultivation instruction practices using photographs and the Internet
③
Survey of the need for management of cultivation history required for contract cultivation and the corresponding Japanese farming DX solutions
[Indonesia]
In fiscal 2021, APT-C1 carried out "Joint Research on the Digital Ecosystem for Agriculture Contributing to the Rural Areas of Indonesia." In order to improve the challenges (cultivation, distribution, and sales) of farmers in West Java, we aim to develop a pilot project that designs an ecosystem that links Indonesia and Japan's technologies and demonstrates their usefulness.
In the future, JTEC intends to utilize a variety of grant schemes to contribute to the dissemination of digital utilization methods that will help farmers in developing countries to increase their revenues.