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India launches rice knowledge management portal
On 16 July, the Indian Prime Minister launch a new rice portal. The portal will help stakeholders to get information on all aspects of rice.
The Rice Knowledge Management Portal (RKMP), funded by National Agricultural Innovation Project (NAIP), would use various ICT (information technology and communication) tools to provide info even on mobile phones.
The portal is built on web 2.0 standards and caters to the location specific information needs of many stakeholders throughout India.
There seem to be 2 different versions:
The Rice Knowledge Management Portal (RKMP), funded by National Agricultural Innovation Project (NAIP), would use various ICT (information technology and communication) tools to provide info even on mobile phones.
The portal is built on web 2.0 standards and caters to the location specific information needs of many stakeholders throughout India.
There seem to be 2 different versions:
New book: ICTs for agriculture and rural development
Our colleague Raj Saravanan has co-authored a new book 'Information and Communication Technology for Agriculture and Rural Development' with a wide range of chapters covering the e-agriculture world in India.
Open access repositories for Indian agricultural research
India’s National Agricultural Research System (NARS) is one of the world’s largest, with 26,178 full-time equivalent research staff functioning in government, public and higher education institutions and universities.
In this article in Current Science, the authors give an overview of the ways in which agricultural research knowledge in India could be made much more opena nd accessible.
In this article in Current Science, the authors give an overview of the ways in which agricultural research knowledge in India could be made much more opena nd accessible.
Ajit Maru on the L3 Farmers Project in India
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