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  1. The Third Global Conference on Agricultural Research for Development (GCARD3) took place on 5-8 April 2016 in Johannesburg.  The entire GCARD process including the final global event was led by the Global Forum on Agricultural Research (GFAR) and the CGIAR, both GODAN partners, and the global…
  2. Right now, African leaders are making decisions that will determine the structure of the continent’s food system for a generation or more. Among these decisions are a host of investments in digital technology and policies about how it will be used to empower smallholder farmers and advance rural…
  3. The GFIA panel session, organised by GODAN (with GFAR and CTA), explored open data for agricultural innovation by linking different actors of the open data value chain together. The session was facilitated by Valeria Pesce of GFAR. Data on all aspects of agriculture increases every year. Yet often…
  4. The Land Portal technology/ Open Data Developer will be a multi-skilled professional part of the Land Portal coordination Unit. He (she) will be tasked to (i) maintain and improve the Landportal infrastructures and services which includes Drupal, CKAN and Virtuoso; (ii) support the maintenance,…
  5. GFAR is participating in the H2020 "Big Data Europe" project together with FAO. On 22 September, the first BDE workshop on "Big data for food, agriculture and forestry: opportunities and challenges" took place and now the full report is available here: BDE-SC2-1st-workshop-Finalreport. Overall,…
  6. The movement to share data has been on the rise in the last decade and lately in the agricultural domain. Similarly platforms for publishing scientific and sta-tistical datasets have sprouted and have improved visibility and availability of datasets. Yet there are still constraints in making…
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