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Water management technologies

These technologies aim to optimize the use of water for irrigation, improve soil moisture conservation, and enhance crop productivity while minimizing water wastage and environmental impact. They include techniques such as drip irrigation, rainwater harvesting, soil moisture sensors, and precision farming practices. Overall, these technologies help farmers make better use of water resources to sustainably meet agricultural needs and enhance food production.

Regions
North Africa
West Africa
East Africa
Central Africa
Southern Africa
Commodity groups
Animal production
Aromatic and stimulant crops
Cereals
Fruits
Legumes
Oilseed crops
Roots and tubers
Vegetables
Temperature
Moisture level
Sustainable Development Goals

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Aquaculture and vegetables Integration System: Integrated Aquaculture and Agriculture Systems

Aquaculture and Crops system for better yield This technology brings fish farming and crop growing together in a smart way. It helps make more food for households by using pond water for plants and plant leftovers for fish. This means less money spent on fish food and more crops from the fields. It's a big help for small and big farms, making them better at growing food and making money. This technology is a game-changer for farming and making sure there's enough food for everyone.


Private sector Validated (TAAT1) 9•9 5

Pond Liners to Save Water and Ease Maintenance

Preserving Water, Pond Liners for Sustainable Fish Farming. Pond Liners, an innovative water conservation technology, employ sheets of UV-resistant materials to form an impermeable layer between water and soil. This reduces water losses, prevents algal blooms, and facilitates nutrient cycling. Affordable and easy to install, these liners are crucial for fish farming in areas with sandy soils or limited access to freshwater.


Private sector Validated (TAAT1) 8•9 2

Precision Rice Irrigation and Surface Leveling

Level Up Rice Yields with Precision Irrigation and Resource Conservation Precision Rice Irrigation and Surface Leveling technologies play a pivotal role in optimizing rice farming. They ensure efficient water distribution, leading to resource conservation, improved crop production, and enhanced input efficiency. By leveling soil surfaces and utilizing innovative water lifting systems, these technologies revolutionize traditional farming practices.


Private sector Validated (TAAT1) 8•8 3

Rice-fish culture: Integrating rice and fish farming systems

Rice-Fish System Boosts Profits, Enhances Lowland Land Use for Food Security and Prosperity The rice-fish farming system emerged as a solution to address various agricultural challenges. It was developed to counter widespread food and nutrition insecurity, the vulnerability of smallholder rice farmers to market shocks due to a lack of diversification, and environmental pollution resulting from excessive agrochemical use. This innovative approach not only enhances food and nutrition security but also boosts smallholder farmers' income through the combined sale of rice and fish. Additionally, the system promotes environmental safety by eliminating the need for agrochemicals, contributing to sustainable and resilient agricultural practices.


Private sector Pre-validated 9•7 5

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