Demba N
| Organization | www.comengip.org |
|---|---|
| Organization type | Other |
| Organization role |
Partnership Accounts
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| Country | Senegal |
| Area of Expertise |
ITC Layout/integration to agriculture, E-agriculture
Outreach and communication, web design/support Social Media integration to Communication for Development Public Relations Articles writing... |
Over the last 15 years, Mr. Ndiaye has been engaged in grassroots development activities, local government support, and Partnership and institution strengthening in the Private Sector, mostly in technical areas of Agriculture and food security; Environmental and Natural Resources Management; Microenterprise Development; Knowledge management & Learning; and Poverty Monitoring.
This member participated in the following Forums
Forum e-Agriculture Learning Activity on the use of Drones in Agriculture and Rural Development – 16 to 27 October 2017
Exercise 1: Experience capitalization
Describe for what purpose the drones were used and in which context?
Geolocalisation and precision targeting.
What challenges were faced using the drones?
Privacy concerns, legal and property rights.
What lessons can be drawn from this experience?
A better legal and institutional framework needed to fully operate a safe drone operation and use locally and beyond.
Additional resources (list links to additional information on the experience if available).
Not of a greater diversity than this platform... :)
Forum e-Forum on ICTs and Open Data in Agriculture and Nutrition
What investments are needed to reap open data benefits and what measures must be adopted to protect farmers from open data?
Open Data is already here, acknowledging it's potential and how to use such remains a challenge... Structuring data, raw data on initial investments for the last three decades, left us an aggregate database requiring, to date, soft and selective investments on research based/proven data over marketability, usability and alike.
My actual interest and work remain in such areas of great interest to further widespread use of OD in Africa...