KenyaAgricultureDigitalEducation
Early Crop Pest and Disease Detection Device
What the source says
Current diagnostic methods are expensive and can take up to three weeks to yield a result. Five million smallholder farmers in Kenya therefore lose on average 33% of their crops to pests and diseases. The situation is aggravated by excessive use of synthetic fertilisers and chemicals, leading to soil degradation.
The project
Projet d'innovation en agritech, numérique et éducation, développé au Kenya. Repéré parmi les lauréats 2024 du Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation.
Description written by Amorcia from the source below. This description exists in French only: it is the sole version we hold.
Where this entry comes from
This project was scouted in the following source, public at the time of the survey.
- Source
- Africa Prize for Engineering InnovationOpen the source
- Award
- WINNER · 2024
- Project website
- No project website on recordWe hold no verified link to a site run by the project's team. We would rather show nothing than an address that is not theirs.
Scouted on 3 September 2026