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[{"counter":"1","id":"45841","title":"#InnovationChallenge: Connecting people wirelessly\u00a0","short_description":"\u0022Social Hub\u0022 is smart furniture designed to foster sustainable communities and transform urban spaces. It is powered by solar energy and provides high-speed internet access through WiFi hotspots.The Hub incorporates charging stations for mobile devices (both wired USB and wireless) and electric vehicles, alongside seating areas for rest and socializing. Furthermore, it serves as an information point and features environmental sensors that collect real-time data. Innovative aspects include promoting micro-mobility, reducing the digital divide, and generating big data in real-time.Prospective users include urban residents, tourists, and communities seeking sustainable development solutions. The use case involves providing essential services, promoting social interaction, and enabling data-driven decision-making for smart city initiatives.GENERATED BY AI - Claude 2024-01-30 16:35 PST\n","long_description":"Social Hub is smart furniture that generates sustainable energy and provides high speed internet. Powered by solar energy with wired USB chargers and wireless charging, rest and socializing space, chargers for electric mobility, energy storage, information points, high speed Wifi Hot Spot, environmental sensors and non-polluting digital advertising. Divided into circuits or zones that create modern communities to transform Guatemala into smart cities, one smart space at a time.\nThey help with community solutions for sustainable development, such as waste management through wireless sensors, promote micro-mobility, reduce the digital divide, generate big data in real time, we are inclusive and aimed at growth from rural to urban, supporting the most vulnerable population.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Internet of Things (IoT)|Sensor|Renewable energy \u0026amp; transportation|Solar-powered farming systems|Big data|Social and socio-economic","type_id":"993, 1015, 1030, 1036, 1044, 1045, 1018, 1076","use_cases":"Access to knowledge and advisory|access to connectivity|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|climate change mitigation|Supply chain management|disintermediation (farm-to-fork)|Business models support|supporting \/ implementing innovative business models|Governance, policy support and intelligence|promoting ethical practices and community wellbeing|access to agricultural advice","use_cases_id":"965, 966, 916, 925, 919, 939, 950, 969, 970, 980, 991, 967","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Guatemala","countries_adoption_id":"359","country_origin":"Guatemala","country_origin_od":"359","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 7: Affordable and clean energy, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities, Goal 10: Reduced inequalities","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1164, 1168, 1167","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Central government entities, Local government entities, Funders and investors, Small-medium enterprises","prospective_users_id":"4, 2074, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 2075, 10","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"2","id":"45842","title":"#InnovationChallenge: Disruptive Education for everyone","short_description":"The \u0022Enci\u00e9ndete\u0022 program is a framework for STEM education that empowers Guatemalan students to address local challenges through technological innovation.It differs from traditional approaches by directly linking STEM education to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and engaging students in developing practical solutions to community problems.Prospective users are primary and secondary school students in resource-constrained communities in Guatemala. The program facilitates learning through hands-on project development, fostering critical thinking, problem-solving skills and a sense of agency.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-05-02 14:35 CEST\n","long_description":"This solution was mapped thanks to the third edition of the challenge \u0022Innovating together for children and sustainable development\u0022, which aimed to boost solutions that had an impact on clean and affordable energy or solid and liquid waste management. Solutions to the most pressing global problems require creative innovators and critical thinkers. Access to quality STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education is linked to poverty reduction, economic growth and more resilient democracies; these disciplines play a critical role in addressing many of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, communities in Guatemala often lack the resources to provide adequate education at the primary and secondary school level. Enci\u00e9ndete takes a novel approach that provides a framework that addresses this disparity, empowering students to understand the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through the development of technological solutions to community or health problems; problems that they can relate to or experience directly.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies","type_id":"993, 1015","use_cases":"Governance, policy support and intelligence|SDG monitoring to track progress|Access to knowledge and advisory|access to agricultural advice|agricultural skills development","use_cases_id":"980, 981, 965, 967, 968","readiness_level":"1. Idea\/Hypothesis","readiness_level_id":"96","adoption_level":"2. Project team","adoption_level_id":"179","countries_adoption":"Guatemala","countries_adoption_id":"359","country_origin":"Guatemala","country_origin_od":"359","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 4: Quality education, Goal 17: Partnerships for the goals, Goal 13: Climate action, Goal 10: Reduced inequalities","impact_sdgs_id":"1161, 1174, 1170, 1167","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Small-medium enterprises, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Civil society organizations, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors, Consortium of partners","prospective_users_id":"1, 4, 2074, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 2075, 17","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"UNICEF Innovation Fund","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"3","id":"45843","title":"#InnovationChallenge: Dry toilets and sanitation system for rural communities","short_description":"MOSAN is a climate-positive sanitation solution designed to address sanitation crises and improve health and hygiene. It encompasses a human excreta collection service and transportation to MOSAN Transformation Centers.The innovative aspect lies in its holistic approach to waste management, transforming human organic waste into valuable resources. Prospective users include communities lacking adequate sanitation infrastructure, particularly in developing countries. The primary function is to provide a sustainable alternative to traditional waste disposal methods, preventing water pollution and promoting better health outcomes. It aims to provide sanitation, clean water, and health conditions.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-05-02 15:35\n","long_description":"This solution was mapped thanks to the third edition of the challenge \u0022Innovating together for children and sustainable development\u0022, which aimed to boost solutions that had an impact on clean and affordable energy or solid and liquid waste management. To combat the sanitation crisis and the dangerous consequences of disease transmission, health and hygiene problems, Mosan provides a complete, climate-positive sanitation solution, a human excreta collection service and its transport to Mosan Transformation centers. All solutions of the challenge had a great potential, however, MOSAN has all the characteristics of an innovative solution for sustainable development for Guatemala and many other communities that need sanitation, clean water, and health conditions. So far, this solution is already contributing to the community of Santa Catarina Palop\u00f3, providing an alternative management for human organic waste, and preventing polluted water and material be thrown at Lake Atitlan.\n","type":"Technological|Biotechnologies|Environmental biotechnology","type_id":"993, 994, 999","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change mitigation|water use optimization for sustainability","use_cases_id":"916, 919, 920","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Guatemala","countries_adoption_id":"359","country_origin":"Guatemala","country_origin_od":"359","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation, Goal 17: Partnerships for the goals, Goal 14: Life below water, Goal 13: Climate action, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities, Goal 10: Reduced inequalities","impact_sdgs_id":"1163, 1174, 1171, 1170, 1168, 1167","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Civil society organizations, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"4, 2074, 11, 12, 15, 16, 2075","owner":"Mosan","owner_id":"44662","owner_text":"Mosan","partner_text":"Mosan","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"4","id":"45844","title":"#InnovationChallenge: Recycling plants for their products","short_description":"BTB Technology does transform post-consumer PET bottles into raw material suitable for use in the food industry.This recycling process is innovative because it allows for a closed-loop system where used plastic bottles are not simply recycled into other products, but are instead converted back into food-grade material for making new bottles. Prospective users include beverage companies and other food packaging manufacturers looking to reduce their reliance on virgin plastic and implement sustainable practices. The function is to reduce plastic waste, conserve resources, and create a more circular economy.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 15:20 CEST\n","long_description":"Cervecer\u00eda Centro Americana S.A. and Reciclados de Centro Am\u00e9rica S.A. inaugurated the new PET recycling plant with the innovative BTB technology, a process through which post-consumer PET bottles are transformed into raw material to be remanufactured for use in the food industry.\nThe goal is to reach more than 14 thousand tons per year, equivalent to more than 700 vans. This process will contribute to saving resources, reducing pollution, extending the useful life of materials, reducing the volume of space occupied by plastic waste to prevent it from becoming garbage, and creating sources of direct and indirect jobs.\n","type":"Technological|Manufacturing technologies|Sustainable packaging solutions","type_id":"993, 1009, 1014","use_cases":"reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|Farm management|optimization of resource use for economic benefit|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|Supply chain management|traceability to ensure food safety and supply chain transparency","use_cases_id":"925, 916, 910, 915, 917, 939, 946","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"3. Project partners","adoption_level_id":"178","countries_adoption":"Guatemala","countries_adoption_id":"359","country_origin":"Guatemala","country_origin_od":"359","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 17: Partnerships for the goals, Goal 13: Climate action, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1174, 1170, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises, Food consumers, Central government entities, Local government entities, Civil society organizations, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 12, 2075","owner":"Cervecer\u00eda Centro Americana S.A.","owner_id":"44672","owner_text":"Cervecer\u00eda Centro Americana S.A., Reciclados de Centro Am\u00e9rica S.A.","partner_text":"Cervecer\u00eda Centro Americana S.A., Reciclados de Centro Am\u00e9rica S.A.","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"5","id":"45845","title":"#Phantor - Atmospheric Water Generator","short_description":"Mobile Atmospheric Water Generator is a container-sized system designed for harvesting potable water directly from the atmosphere. The innovation lies in its mobility and scale, enabling decentralized water production in areas facing water scarcity or disaster relief scenarios.Prospective users include communities lacking access to clean water sources, military units in remote locations, and humanitarian organizations responding to emergencies. The AWG functions by extracting moisture from the air, purifying it, and providing a sustainable source of drinking water, producing up to 10,000 liters daily.The system offers a solution to water scarcity challenges and provides a readily deployable source of drinking water.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 Pro 2024-04-29 14:23 CEST\n","long_description":"A mobile atmospheric water generator (AWG) the size of a shipping container that harvests up to 10,000 liters of drinking water a day from the circulating air.\u00a0\nWEF video explanation -\u00a0https:\/\/www.weforum.org\/videos\/phantor-producing-drinking-water-from-thin-air\u0026amp;nbsp;\nNico Rosberg on Greentech festival -\u00a0https:\/\/twitter.com\/NicoRosberg\/status\/1541824835638132736\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Mobile app","type_id":"993, 1015, 1032","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|climate change adaptation|Farm management|disaster management","use_cases_id":"916, 920, 918, 910, 1154","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"4. Innovation network (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"177","countries_adoption":"Germany","countries_adoption_id":"351","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1163, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises, Civil society organizations, Central government entities, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors, Consortium of partners","prospective_users_id":"4, 2074, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 2075, 17","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"Phantor","partner_text":"Phantor","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"6","id":"45847","title":"#Switzerlan \u2013\u00a0jet fuel that is 100% carbon-neutral","short_description":"Solar Jet Fuel Synthesis is a method that uses sunlight and air to create carbon-neutral jet fuel.This innovative process aims to decarbonize the aviation industry, a major contributor to global CO2 emissions. Prospective users include airlines, fuel producers, and governments seeking sustainable aviation solutions. The technology\u0027s function is to produce jet fuel that releases only the CO2 it initially absorbed from the atmosphere, achieving a closed-loop carbon cycle. This method avoids adding new CO2 to the environment.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-04-26 17:34:01\n","long_description":"Scientists have developed a way to make carbon-neutral jet fuel for hard-to-electrify heavy transport using sunlight and air.\nThe fuels release as much carbon dioxide (CO2) when combusted as they absorb from the atmosphere when produced, so no additional CO2 emissions are generated.\nThe new process could further efforts to combat climate change by decarbonizing transport sectors like aviation, which is responsible for almost 3% of all human-made carbon dioxide emissions, shipping and road haulage.\n","type":"Technological|Renewable energy \u0026amp; transportation","type_id":"993, 1044","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change mitigation|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact","use_cases_id":"916, 919, 925","readiness_level":"5. Working Model","readiness_level_id":"92","adoption_level":"6. Innovation system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"175","countries_adoption":"","countries_adoption_id":"","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 7: Affordable and clean energy, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1164, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises, Central government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors, Consortium of partners","prospective_users_id":"1, 9, 10, 14, 16, 2075, 17","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"7","id":"45848","title":"100 wash solutions","short_description":"Prefabricated WASH Solutions is more a category \/ group of innovations than a specific solution. It encompasses low-cost, tailor-made, and scalable water, sanitation, and hygiene systems designed for deployment in underserved communities.The innovative aspect lies in prefabrication, which allows for rapid deployment and simplified setup in areas lacking infrastructure or skilled labor. Prospective users are poor and rural communities, particularly in Egypt and the MENA region. The solutions aim to improve access to clean water and sanitation, promote hygiene, and generate income opportunities for local beneficiaries through operation and maintenance.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-05-02 16:05:13\n","long_description":"100 WASH Solutions is a social enterprise that builds the youth capacities in order to build up youth-led sustainable WASH solutions in Egypt and the MENA region.\nThey innovate prefabricated water, sanitation, and hygiene solutions for poor and rural communities. These solutions are low-cost, tailor-based, scalable, easy to setup, simple to operate, and generate income to the beneficiaries.\nhttps:\/\/www.facebook.com\/100WashSolutionsOfficial\/\nhttps:\/\/100washsolutions.wordpress.com\/\n","type":"Technological|Manufacturing technologies|Social and socio-economic|Frugal innovation","type_id":"993, 1009, 1076, 1088","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|Farm management|income increase|Access to knowledge and advisory|access to agricultural advice|agricultural skills development|Business models support|supporting \/ implementing innovative business models","use_cases_id":"916, 920, 910, 1180, 965, 967, 968, 969, 970","readiness_level":"8. Incubation","readiness_level_id":"89","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Egypt","countries_adoption_id":"333","country_origin":"Egypt","country_origin_od":"333","region":"Africa","region_id":"102","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1163","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Rural communities, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Civil society organizations, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"4, 11, 12, 15, 16, 2075","owner":"100 WASH Solutions (Egypt)","owner_id":"44694","owner_text":"100 WASH Solutions (Egypt)","partner_text":"100 WASH Solutions (Egypt)","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"8","id":"45849","title":"15-minute city","short_description":"The \u002215-Minute City\u0022 is an urban planning model that prioritizes accessibility and proximity. It aims to ensure residents can fulfill most daily needs\u2014work, shopping, healthcare, education, and leisure\u2014within a 15-minute walk or bike ride from their homes.The core innovation lies in decentralizing urban functions and services, creating self-sufficient neighborhoods. Prospective users are all urban residents, especially those seeking reduced commute times, improved quality of life, and a smaller environmental footprint. The function involves restructuring urban spaces to promote local economies, social interaction, and sustainable transportation options. This model fosters a more resilient and equitable urban environment.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 13:32 GMT 20240703\n","long_description":"Initially proposed in 2016 by Carlos Moreno, the \u201a\u00c4\u00fa15-Minute City\u201a\u00c4\u00f9 is an urban model that allows everyone, in every neighbourhood, to meet most of their daily needs within a short walk or bike ride of their home. Among other objectives, it aims to reduce unnecessary and unwanted travel and promote a modal shift away from private vehicles, delivering all the rewards of green and healthy transport and cleaner air. Overall, the goal is that of building safer, more resilient, sustainable and inclusive cities, as depicted in the Sustainable Development Goal 11. The concept has been adopted by Barcelona, Bogot\u221a\u00b0, Melbourne, Ottawa, Paris, and Shanghai.\n","type":"Institutional|Governance function|Inclusive decision-making processes in agriculture|Policy|Social and socio-economic","type_id":"1116, 1129, 1131, 1095, 1076","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change mitigation|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact","use_cases_id":"916, 919, 925","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"4. Innovation network (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"177","countries_adoption":"Australia, Canada, China, Colombia, France","countries_adoption_id":"277, 305, 310, 315, 344","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"","impact_sdgs":"Goal 3: Good health and well-being, Goal 13: Climate action, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1160, 1170, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Central government entities, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors, Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises","prospective_users_id":"1, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 2075, 9, 10","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"9","id":"45850","title":"3D printed and self-assimilable bionic arm","short_description":"Affordable Bionic Arm is a low-cost prosthetic designed to provide accessibility to bionic limbs for individuals in developing countries, particularly children.This innovative solution prioritizes affordability and ease of assembly, making it a viable alternative to expensive traditional prosthetics. Its unique feature is its adjustability, accommodating the growth of a child\u0027s hand, eliminating the need for frequent replacements. Prospective users are individuals with limb differences, especially in underserved communities, who would otherwise be unable to afford bionic technology.The arm\u0027s function is to restore lost functionality and improve the user\u0027s quality of life, allowing them to perform daily tasks with greater ease and independence. The ease of assembly also allows quick repairs or replacement of parts.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 - 2024-07-03 16:23:55\n","long_description":"A bionic arm developed by teenagers that costs only 250$ for the parts that are needed and can be assembled by anyone in one hour. They do not charge for labor or shipping nor get profit from it. The concept is to allow people from developing countries, especially for children in growth to have the ability to afford this product because the cheapest traditional bionic arm costs about 7000$. The bionic arm also has the ability to adjust to the growth of the hand for children.\u00a0\n","type":"Technological|Manufacturing technologies|3D printing of food and liquids|Digital technologies|Robotics","type_id":"993, 1009, 1010, 1015, 1035","use_cases":"Access to finance|support for Anticipatory Cash Transfers|easier access to loans for inputs or equipment","use_cases_id":"956, 1156, 957","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"","countries_adoption_id":"","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 3: Good health and well-being, Goal 17: Partnerships for the goals, Goal 10: Reduced inequalities","impact_sdgs_id":"1160, 1174, 1167","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Small-micro entrepreneurs, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors, Consortium of partners","prospective_users_id":"11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 2075, 17","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"10","id":"45851","title":"5G-enabled farming robot","short_description":"The 5G-Enabled Farming Robot is an agricultural automation solution designed to enhance farming efficiency through data collection and autonomous operation. It moves within greenhouses, equipped with cameras and sensors, to gather environmental data and plant health information.This robot is specifically designed for use by agricultural researchers and eventually commercial farmers aiming to optimize crop yields and reduce labor costs. The core innovation lies in its capacity to gather high-quality data, transmit it via 5G, and potentially, in the future, to use AI algorithms to assess plant health, manage pests, and automate harvesting. It represents a step toward automating tasks and enabling data-driven decision-making in agriculture.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 14\/08\/2024 14:23\n","long_description":"5G-enabled farming robot was launched in East China\u0027s Fujian province in 2019. It moves in a greenhouse, gathering data about plants and feeding it back to a control room. Developed by the Fujian Academy of Agricultural Sciences and Fujian Newland Era Hi-Tech Co., Ltd., it aims to build \u0022Autonomous running farms.\u0022 The robot has a round base with wheels for all-directional movement and is equipped with cameras and sensors on its head to detect various environmental factors. High-quality data gathering is the first step, and with AI algorithms under development, it can potentially determine plant health, pest control conditions, and pick fruit in the future. It has been connected to 5G signals from China Unicom for tests, and the ultimate goal is to achieve \u0022manless farms\u0022 by deeply integrating the robot into the agricultural process to assist in management decisions.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Artificial intelligence (AI)|Internet of Things (IoT)|Robotics|Robotics and automation in farming|Sensor|Mechanization|Vehicles and machinery","type_id":"993, 1015, 1016, 1030, 1035, 1043, 1036, 1188, 1194","use_cases":"Production|crop production|crop monitoring|plant health|Farm management|field management|optimization of resource use for better production|forecasting, planning of planting and harvesting|equipment management","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 904, 906, 910, 914, 909, 912, 913","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"3. 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It utilizes a container without requiring electricity, relying on water and allelopathy (the interaction between plants) to extend the freshness of produce.This innovative approach maintains produce as if freshly picked for over two weeks. Its function is to reduce food waste, save energy by eliminating the need for refrigeration, and promote healthier eating.Prospective users include communities in developing regions where electricity is scarce or unreliable, and aid organizations providing relief in disaster situations. The system\u2019s eco-friendly design minimizes greenhouse gas emissions, offering a sustainable food storage solution.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro on June 18, 2024 at 15:24 UTC\n","long_description":"La Caja Verde consists of a container without electricity that allows to store all the vegetables in a single piece of furniture. This equipment works with water and allelopathy, which is the interaction between vegetables. The system helps keep fruits and vegetables fresh, like they were just picked, for more than two weeks. Hence, the solution makes it possible to take advantage of energy resources by minimizing greenhouse gas emissions, saving money, and to live healthily eating well-preserved food.\u00a0 \u00a0 This solution is ideal for developing areas, where there is no electricity, and where constant and continuous access to electricity is a luxury. It can also be used in humanitarian disasters as a relief resource for people in need.\u00a0\n","type":"Technological|Manufacturing technologies|Novel preservation methods|Nature-based solutions|Social and socio-economic|Frugal innovation","type_id":"993, 1009, 1013, 1196, 1076, 1088","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|Farm management|disaster management|Supply chain management|support to consumption and nutrition|Food quality and safety|smart packaging to extend shelf life and reduce waste","use_cases_id":"916, 925, 910, 1154, 939, 944, 951, 953","readiness_level":"5. Working Model","readiness_level_id":"92","adoption_level":"8. 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The raised structure not only provides accessibility but also offers resilience against flooding, as demonstrated by its use in flood-prone areas. Potential users include assisted living facilities, rehabilitation centers, community gardens, and private residences catering to individuals with mobility limitations.Its use case extends beyond mere accessibility, fostering therapeutic benefits and contributing to sustainable food production.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 12\/05\/2024 15:25\n","long_description":"Huertos de altura es una soluci\u00f3n para personas con movilidad reducida, tanto de la tercera edad como personas con discapacidad. Permite el acceso a la huerta de forma ergon\u00f3mica. Mantiene a las personas activas en sus hobbies. Se trata de un dise\u00f1o inclusivo que se ha puesto en pr\u00e1ctica en la provincia de Jujuy.\nEsta pr\u00e1ctica fue mapeada en Ecuador en el 2019, con otro fin, que era mantener a los cultivos libres de inundaci\u00f3n en el caso de la provincia de Esmeraldas.\nLos huertos elevados por tanto son soluciones ergon\u00f3micas pero tambi\u00e9n resilientes a zonas con exceso de lluvia.\n","type":"Technological|Mechanization|Nature-based solutions|Flood mitigation strategies|Traditional and indigenous practices|Social and socio-economic|Frugal innovation|Grassroots innovation networks","type_id":"993, 1188, 1196, 1204, 1206, 1076, 1088, 1090","use_cases":"Alternative food production|production of food in limited spaces (e.g. vertical farming)|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change adaptation|Farm management|disaster management|field management","use_cases_id":"934, 935, 916, 918, 910, 1154, 914","readiness_level":"7. 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The core function is to enable informed decision-making related to buying, selling, and managing farmland.This technology offers prospective users \u2013 primarily farmers and agricultural investors \u2013 the ability to monitor crop performance, assess soil health, and receive alerts about potential issues based on real-time data. The innovative aspect lies in combining advanced satellite technology with a user-friendly platform, providing accessibility to data that was previously unavailable.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 Pro 2024-05-02 14:32:12\n","long_description":"AcreTrader is a platform that helps farmers buy and sell farmland. It offers high-resolution satellite imagery and data analytics to provide detailed insights into land quality, crop performance, and soil health. This combination of real-time data and marketplace features makes it easier for farmers to make informed decisions when purchasing or selling land, while also optimizing current farm operations.\nKey features:\nBuy and sell farmland with detailed property listings.\nHigh-resolution satellite imagery for crop and soil monitoring.\nReal-time data on land performance and field conditions.\nAlerts for potential crop issues based on satellite data.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|E-commerce\/online marketplace|Remote sensing|Realtime satellite imagery|Geospatial technologies|Website","type_id":"993, 1015, 1025, 1034, 1053, 1052, 1039","use_cases":"Production|crop monitoring|Farm management|field management|Access to markets|access to virtual marketplaces|optimization of resource use for better production|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|improving soil management practices|optimization of resource use for economic benefit","use_cases_id":"897, 904, 910, 914, 928, 932, 909, 916, 921, 915","readiness_level":"9. 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It enables year-round crop production within controlled indoor environments, eliminating the need for soil. Water usage is significantly reduced as nutrients are delivered directly to the roots.This system promises higher yields and enhanced food safety due to the controlled environment. Prospective users include commercial growers, urban communities, and regions facing resource limitations. The system\u0027s function is to provide a sustainable and efficient alternative to traditional farming methods.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 2024-01-28 16:51 PST\n","long_description":"AeroFarms is a pioneering company in the field of vertical farming. They have developed a unique aeroponic system that allows them to grow crops indoors, without soil, in a controlled environment. This method offers several advantages: year-round production, reduced water usage, higher yields, improved food safety, and reduced environmental impact. While they have faced challenges, AeroFarms continues to innovate and push the boundaries of indoor farming. Their technology and approach have the potential to revolutionize the way we produce food, offering a more sustainable and efficient solution to global food challenges.\n","type":"Technological|Biotechnologies|Environmental biotechnology|Mechanization|Digital technologies|Sensor","type_id":"993, 994, 999, 1188, 1015, 1036","use_cases":"Production|crop production|Alternative food production|production of food in limited spaces (e.g. vertical farming)|optimization of resource use for better production|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|Food quality and safety|food safety compliance support to meet regulatory requirements","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 934, 935, 909, 916, 920, 925, 951, 955","readiness_level":"6. 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Prospective users include commercial growers, grocery stores seeking on-site production, and regions with limited arable land or challenging climates. The main function is to efficiently produce high-quality crops year-round with minimal environmental impact.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 14:35 CEST\n","long_description":"AeroFarms uses indoor vertical farming strategy paired with artificial intelligence and plant biology. They use specific LED lighting to create a custom light algorith and have specific spectrum, intensity, and frequency which controls the physical and flavor components of the crops. The controlled indoor environment disrupts the normal cycle of indoor pests. This pest-resistant design prevents the use of pesticides.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Artificial intelligence (AI)|Sensor","type_id":"993, 1015, 1016, 1036","use_cases":"Production|crop production|Alternative food production|production of food in limited spaces (e.g. vertical farming)|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|minimize pesticide use|plant health|optimization of resource use for better production","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 934, 935, 916, 926, 906, 909","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"2. 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Innovative aspect is the use of a hybrid microfinance\/in-house credit payment model, making the technology accessible to low-income rural households. This allows for a scalable and affordable deployment, addressing the financial barriers to adoption.Prospective users are primarily rural households in developing countries, particularly those lacking access to clean cooking fuels and with readily available organic waste. The function is to provide a sustainable, cleaner, and healthier alternative to traditional cooking methods, while also producing a valuable fertilizer byproduct.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-01-31 16:34\n","long_description":"To facilitate clean cooking, Grameen Shakti is a social enterprise that introduced its Biogas Program in 2005 offering the installment of plants that turn organic waste into biogas. Biogas is therefore a clean cooking fuel, the residue can be used as a high-quality fertilizer and it reduces pollution. Biogas is a popular solution in rural areas due to the low cost of set-up and the abundance of organic waste materials.  So far, the company has installed more than 36,000 biogas plants all over Bangladesh. Grameen Shakti offers a hybrid payment model that incorporates features of microfinance and an in-house credit model, resulting in a more affordable biogas plant.\n","type":"Technological|Renewable energy \u0026amp; transportation|Biofuels from agricultural waste|Financial|Microcredit|Agricultural microfinance|Social and socio-economic","type_id":"993, 1044, 1047, 1058, 1066, 1067, 1076","use_cases":"Production|animal production|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change mitigation|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|Farm management|income increase|optimization of resource use for economic benefit","use_cases_id":"897, 899, 916, 919, 925, 910, 1180, 915","readiness_level":"9. 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Prospective users include farmers, ranchers, and land restoration projects in arid and semi-arid regions.The primary function is to regenerate degraded lands, improve soil health and water retention, provide sustainable livestock feed, and significantly reduce atmospheric CO2 through long-term carbon storage in plant biomass and soil.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 13\/07\/2024 14:32 CEST\n","long_description":"Agave plants and nitrogen-fixing trees can reduce and isolate considerable amounts of CO2. They also produce more biomass above and below ground on a continuous basis than any other desert or semi-desert species.\n\nIt is estimated that this system can absorb and store the dry weight equivalent of 30-50 tons of CO2\/ha\/year both above and below ground.\n\nCurrently the use of agave for land restoration is promoted by the Billion Agaves Project, which is an ecosystem regeneration strategy adopted by innovative Mexican farms located in the high desert region of Guanajuato.\nThis strategy combines the growth of agave plants and nitrogen-fixing companion forest species (such as mesquite), with rotational grazing of cattle. The result is a high biomass, high forage production system that works well even on degraded semi-arid lands.\nThe system produces large quantities of agave leaves and pineapples, up to a ton of biomass during the 8 to 10 years of the plant\u0027s life. When chopped and fermented in closed containers, the agave leaf makes excellent animal fodder and is cheap (2 cents a pound). This agroforestry system reduces overgrazing pressure on fragile pastures and improves soil health and water retention while reducing and storing enormous amounts of atmospheric CO2.\nThe goal of the Billion Agaves campaign is to plant one billion agaves around the world to reduce and store billions of tons of CO2 that destabilize the climate. The campaign will be sponsored by donations and public and private investments.\n\n","type":"Technological|Nature-based solutions|Native species utilization|Species diversification|Conservation practices|Traditional and indigenous practices|Financial|Carbon credits|Agroforestry carbon credits|Agricultural carbon sequestration credits","type_id":"993, 1196, 1201, 1200, 1198, 1206, 1058, 1059, 1062, 1060","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change mitigation|soil carbon sequestration monitoring|improving soil management practices|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|Production|pastoralists\u0026#039; animal production|animal production|Farm management|field management|forestry management|optimization of resource use for economic benefit|water use optimization for sustainability","use_cases_id":"916, 919, 922, 921, 917, 897, 1186, 899, 910, 914, 927, 915, 920","readiness_level":"7. 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It assesses both the implementation of regenerative farming techniques and their environmental outcomes, offering a comprehensive view of sustainability efforts.Prospective users include farmers, agricultural businesses, and sustainability consultants. The framework helps farmers optimize their practices for improved soil health, water quality, and biodiversity, while also providing data to support sustainable and profitable agriculture. The innovation resides in the combination of quantifying both efforts and outcomes related to regenerative agriculture practices.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro on June 21, 2024 at 10:32 AM PST\n","long_description":"The Sustainability Center is a platform that helps farmers and agricultural businesses monitor and analyze regenerative agriculture practices and their impact on sustainability. It uses a framework called RegenIQ to measure both the efforts made towards regenerative agriculture (such as specific farming practices) and the resulting outcomes (like improved soil health, water quality, and biodiversity). By tracking these metrics, the platform provides valuable insights to help farmers make data-driven decisions and achieve sustainable and profitable agriculture.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Desktop\/web-based application","type_id":"993, 1015, 1023","use_cases":"biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|improving soil management practices|soil carbon sequestration monitoring|Farm management|field management|Production|optimization of resource use for better production|crop monitoring|climate change mitigation|water use optimization for sustainability|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices","use_cases_id":"917, 921, 922, 910, 914, 897, 909, 904, 919, 920, 916","readiness_level":"6. 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This platform facilitates direct connections, bypassing traditional supply chain limitations.The innovative aspect lies in its nationwide scope and comprehensive database, allowing users to find specific resources and partners based on location, product type, and business needs. Prospective users include farmers, ranchers, fishermen, food processors, retailers, and consumers interested in local or regional food systems. Its primary function is to strengthen local and regional food economies by enabling efficient sourcing, marketing, and networking opportunities.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 Pro 2024-04-29 15:23:13\n","long_description":"AGMRC provides various agricultural topics such as Farm Generations (helping with farm business transition), Pastured Meat Products (information on niche meat production like pastured poultry), and Food Systems (addressing supply chain issues in the food industry). Additionally, it provides resources related to MarketMaker, which is a national network connecting farmers and fishermen with various food-related entities, allowing for farm or business registration, searching for food-industry-related businesses, and access to maps for Organic Growers and Vegetable, Fruit, \u0026amp; Nut Processors. It also features monthly resources like new agritourism resources.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Desktop\/web-based application|Website|E-commerce\/online marketplace|Geospatial technologies|GIS|GPS","type_id":"993, 1015, 1023, 1039, 1025, 1052, 1027, 1028","use_cases":"Access to markets|Supply chain management|Farm management|Access to knowledge and advisory|Business models support|Collective action and aggregation","use_cases_id":"928, 939, 910, 965, 969, 973","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"9. 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Another offering is a Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) sensor, that measures the amount of light available for photosynthesis. Farmers and agricultural researchers are the primary users. This technology allows ensuring crops receive optimal sunlight.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024\/05\/02 10:09:13\n","long_description":"Agri-IoT is a company that operates throughout the African continent,  coming up with different digital solutions. Among different products, you can find a soil carbon dioxide content sensor, that monitors soil CO\u201a\u00c7\u00c7 levels to help understand soil respiration and microbial activity, crucial for soil health and crop growth. You can also find Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) Sensor, which measures the light available for photosynthesis, ensuring crops receive optimal sunlight for growth.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Internet of Things (IoT)|Sensor","type_id":"993, 1015, 1030, 1036","use_cases":"Production|crop monitoring|crop production|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|improving soil management practices|soil carbon sequestration monitoring","use_cases_id":"897, 904, 898, 916, 921, 922","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"2. 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","short_description":"e-Njavwa Innovation is a digital platform employing AI to optimize crop selection. It analyzes meteorological data in real-time to advise farmers on suitable crops for specific planting seasons.The system uses AI models and data analytics to predict optimal crop choices, increasing yields and reducing risks associated with unfavorable weather conditions. Prospective users are primarily farmers, particularly smallholder farmers, who can benefit from data-driven insights. The function is to provide timely, actionable recommendations on crop selection, ultimately improving agricultural productivity and resilience.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 - 2024\/05\/03 15:19 GMT\n","long_description":"e-Njavwa Innovation: Using a digital platform and real time data from the meteorological department , the system uses artificial Intelligence models and data analytics to determine the right crops to grow at a specific time. Propreitor, Anne Mwansa is part of the Experimentation program beneficiaries of USD10,000 support of material, NISIR technical support and business development mentorship.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Artificial intelligence (AI)|Big data|Desktop\/web-based application","type_id":"993, 1015, 1016, 1018, 1023","use_cases":"Production|crop production|Farm management|forecasting, planning of planting and harvesting|crop monitoring|optimization of resource use for better production|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change adaptation","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 910, 912, 904, 909, 916, 918","readiness_level":"8. Incubation","readiness_level_id":"89","adoption_level":"1. 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It encompasses diverse techniques aimed at boosting crop yields, conserving water, and improving soil fertility in India.These practices focus on small-holder and marginal farmers, particularly women, through capacity building initiatives. Soil health management, climate-smart interventions, efficient irrigation techniques, and small farm mechanization are examples. The integration of ICT further supports farmers with access to information.This category of solutions addresses the critical need for sustainable agriculture, especially in rain-fed areas, promoting both economic empowerment and environmental stewardship.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-04-29 15:38 CEST\n","long_description":"S M Sehgal Foundation\u201a\u00c4\u00f4s Agriculture Development Program promotes sustainable livelihoods in India by building capacities of farmers, including women farmers, on improved agricultural practices and new technologies that increase crop yields, conserve water, and improve soil fertility. The team works with small-holder and marginal farmers in rain-fed and irrigated areas to facilitate adoption of advanced and sustainable agricultural practices that include soil health management, climate-smart interventions, crop production management, input-use efficiency, small farm mechanization, water-efficient irrigation techniques, horticultural development, livestock management, and the use of information and communication technology (ICT) in agriculture.\n","type":"Technological|Mechanization|Digital technologies","type_id":"993, 1188, 1015","use_cases":"Production|crop production|Farm management|field management|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change adaptation|improving soil management practices|water use optimization for sustainability|optimization of resource use for better production|Access to knowledge and advisory|agricultural skills development|access to agricultural advice","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 910, 914, 916, 918, 921, 920, 909, 965, 968, 967","readiness_level":"8. 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It leverages mobile technology to extend financial services to smallholder farmers, who often lack access to traditional banking infrastructure.The core innovation lies in the accessibility and convenience offered by mobile platforms. Farmers can manage transactions, access credit, receive payments, and obtain crucial market information directly through their mobile phones. This is particularly impactful in remote areas.Prospective users are smallholder farmers in developing countries, particularly those lacking traditional banking relationships. The main use case is enabling financial inclusion, boosting agricultural productivity, and enhancing farmers\u0027 livelihoods through efficient and reliable access to financial resources.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 14:50 CEST\n","long_description":"AgriFin Accelerate is a US$25 million, six-year initiative funded by the Mastercard Foundation. It aims to help smallholder farmers in Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia access financial and information services. The program works with farmers and various stakeholders to identify barriers to access and develop solutions to overcome them. It utilizes technology and mobile banking to improve farmers\u0027 access to financial products and services, ultimately increasing their productivity and income.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Mobile app|Financial|Fintech solutions|Mobile banking for farmers","type_id":"993, 1015, 1032, 1058, 1072, 1073","use_cases":"Farm management|income increase|Access to finance|remote financial transactions and savings|protection against risks|Access to knowledge and advisory|access to agricultural advice","use_cases_id":"910, 1180, 956, 964, 960, 965, 967","readiness_level":"8. Incubation","readiness_level_id":"89","adoption_level":"3. 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It does this by employing a groundbreaking algorithm and machine learning to analyze soil conditions and plant needs in real-time.This holistic approach facilitates automatic profiling of the soil and adjusts irrigation and fertigation strategies accordingly. This system aims to deliver precise water and fertilizer application, improving soil health, saving resources and maximizing crop production. Prospective users include farmers and agricultural businesses seeking sustainable and efficient farming practices.The innovative aspect lies in its complete automation and data-driven optimization, promising reliable and scalable results across diverse projects.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-04-25 14:33\n","long_description":"Agrinoze\u201a\u00c4\u00f4s proven plant resource management solution is the first fully autonomous \u0026amp; automatic system for the market. Agrinoze increases crop yields by hundreds of percent, saves water and fertilizers, and improves soil health.\nThe groundbreaking algorithm, machine learning and holistic approach has been tested and validated by numerous projects globally; consistently delivering reliable and scalable results while continuously leveraging data for even better, more precise, and efficient irrigation and fertigation.\nThe system enables the automatic defining and profiling of the soil in each project to provide for the specific requirements, constraints and needs \u201a\u00c4\u00ec developing, planning, implementing, deploying, and monitoring 24\/7.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Artificial intelligence (AI)|Machine learning|Sensor|Internet of Things (IoT)","type_id":"993, 1015, 1016, 1031, 1036, 1030","use_cases":"Production|crop production|crop monitoring|plant health|precision seeding and fertilization for better production|optimization of resource use for better production|Farm management|field management|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|improving soil management practices|water use optimization for sustainability","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 904, 906, 908, 909, 910, 914, 916, 921, 920","readiness_level":"9. 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While Agrisource itself does not develop technologies, it serves as a platform to connect and share experiences related to climate-smart agriculture. For instance, it features projects like GreenRice, which tests the alternative wetting and drying system (AWDS) in Europe to save water and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Website|Institutional|Knowledge management function|Knowledge management and data sharing initiatives","type_id":"993, 1015, 1039, 1116, 1123, 1124","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change mitigation|water use optimization for sustainability|Production|crop production","use_cases_id":"916, 919, 920, 897, 898","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"4. Innovation network (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"177","countries_adoption":"","countries_adoption_id":"","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 17: Partnerships for the goals, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1174, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Farm advisors, Small-medium enterprises, Civil society organizations, Central government entities, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors, Consortium of partners","prospective_users_id":"1, 2, 3, 4, 2074, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 2075, 17","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"26","id":"46072","title":"Agrivi AI Engage","short_description":"Agrivi AI Engage is an AI-powered virtual assistant. It provides farmers with personalized, data-driven advice, answering their questions and offering recommendations based on real-time field data and agricultural expert knowledge.The innovative aspect lies in its ability to democratize expert agronomic knowledge, making it accessible to farmers of all scales.Prospective users are farmers seeking to optimize their crop management practices.The main function\/use case is to improve farmers\u0027 decision-making process, leading to increased efficiency and higher yields through readily available and tailored guidance.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-01 14:34 CEST\n","long_description":"Agrivi AI Engage is an AI-powered virtual assistant designed to help farmers. It provides personalized advice, answers questions, and offers recommendations based on real-time data and expert knowledge. By using this tool, farmers can improve their decision-making, increase efficiency, and ultimately boost their yields.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Artificial intelligence (AI)|Machine learning|Desktop\/web-based application|Mobile app","type_id":"993, 1015, 1016, 1031, 1023, 1032","use_cases":"Farm management|Production|crop monitoring|plant health|forecasting, planning of planting and harvesting|optimization of resource use for better production|Access to knowledge and advisory","use_cases_id":"910, 897, 904, 906, 912, 909, 965","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"","countries_adoption_id":"","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 2: Zero hunger","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1159","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Farm advisors","prospective_users_id":"5, 6, 7, 8","owner":"AGRIVI","owner_id":"22104","owner_text":"AGRIVI","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"27","id":"46073","title":"AGRIVI\u0026#039;s traceability and supply chain solution","short_description":"AGRIVI Food is a traceability solution designed to provide transparency and assurance across the agricultural supply chain.It leverages technology to track the journey of crops from farm to consumer, offering detailed insights into sourcing, production practices, and quality control measures. Prospective users include food processors, retailers, and consumers seeking greater confidence in the origin and integrity of their food products.The primary function is to enable businesses to build trust and enhance brand reputation by demonstrating commitment to sustainable and ethical sourcing practices. This transparency serves as a powerful marketing tool and supports risk mitigation strategies.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-03 14:35 CEST\n","long_description":"AGRIVI offers a solution for traceability of own\/contracted crop production, with benefits like supply chain integration, contract tracking, quality assurance, risk mitigation, customer transparency, and a marketing tool. It also has products like AGRIVI Food for traceability and the farm management software for sourcing.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Desktop\/web-based application","type_id":"993, 1015, 1023","use_cases":"traceability to ensure food safety and supply chain transparency|Production|crop production|Farm management|Supply chain management|record-keeping and accounting|Food quality and safety|food safety compliance support to meet regulatory requirements","use_cases_id":"946, 897, 898, 910, 939, 911, 951, 955","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Argentina, Australia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands (Kingdom of the), New Zealand, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, T\u00fcrkiye, Ukraine, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United States of America","countries_adoption_id":"1820, 277, 279, 284, 285, 292, 295, 299, 305, 309, 310, 315, 319, 321, 324, 325, 328, 337, 343, 344, 351, 354, 368, 370, 374, 376, 377, 379, 382, 388, 394, 395, 407, 419, 421, 427, 429, 439, 440, 446, 447, 461, 466, 467, 470, 473, 479, 480, 490, 495, 497, 500","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 17: Partnerships for the goals, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1174, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Agriculture cooperatives, Farm advisors, Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises, Food consumers","prospective_users_id":"5, 6, 7, 3, 8, 9, 10, 13","owner":"AGRIVI","owner_id":"22104","owner_text":"AGRIVI","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"28","id":"46074","title":"AgriWebb","short_description":"AgriWebb\u0027s Individual Animal Management is a comprehensive platform designed to optimize livestock farming through centralized data and informed decision-making. It integrates data from various sources, including Electronic Identification (EID) hardware, to provide a unified view of animal and grazing insights.The platform primarily targets livestock farmers and ranchers seeking to improve efficiency and profitability. AgriWebb offers five functions, which include centralized data, hardware integration, informed decisions, reports and profit maximization. AgriWebb\u0027s reports include data on feed on offer, grazing days remaining, pasture growth rate, and stocking rate. The platform\u0027s data-driven insights enable users to make real-time decisions regarding stocking, rotations, and identifying underperforming animals.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-05-02 15:23\n","long_description":"AgriWebb\u0027s Individual Animal Management offers 5 features:\n1. Centralized Data: Unlocks animal and grazing insights in one place, enabling better decisions and breaking data barriers.\n2. Hardware Integration: Connects with EID and other hardware, saving time and filling data gaps.\n3. Informed Decisions: Allows data-backed real-time choices, such as calculating stocking, optimizing rotations, and identifying underperformers.\n4. Reports: Includes reports for better grazing management, such as exact feed on offer, grazing days remaining, pasture growth rate, and stocking rate.\n5. Profit Maximization: Helps increase profits by identifying overperformers, filtering by traits, leveraging land, and knowing market readiness.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Internet of Things (IoT)|Sensor|Desktop\/web-based application|Mobile app|Big data","type_id":"993, 1015, 1030, 1036, 1023, 1032, 1018","use_cases":"Production|animal production|livestock monitoring|Farm management|record-keeping and accounting|optimization of resource use for better production|income increase","use_cases_id":"897, 899, 905, 910, 911, 909, 1180","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"9. Livelihood system (Common)","adoption_level_id":"172","countries_adoption":"Australia","countries_adoption_id":"277","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure","impact_sdgs_id":"1166","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Farm advisors, Small-medium enterprises","prospective_users_id":"5, 6, 7, 8, 10","owner":"AgriWebb","owner_id":"46049","owner_text":"AgriWebb","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"29","id":"45915","title":"Agro fish farm","short_description":"Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) Bioconversion is a process that leverages the natural ability of black soldier fly larvae to efficiently break down organic waste. The innovation lies in its dual function: waste management and sustainable feed production. Prospective users include farmers, particularly those engaged in aquaculture and poultry farming, as well as communities seeking localized waste management solutions.The process involves attracting black soldier flies to a controlled environment containing biodegradable waste. The flies lay eggs, which hatch into larvae that consume the waste. These larvae are then harvested and used as a protein-rich feed alternative for livestock and fish. This reduces reliance on traditional, often expensive, feed sources while diverting waste from landfills.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-03 14:30:00\n","long_description":"Agro Fish Farm is company that is engaged in fish farming business. Our major challenge is the lack of fish feed and unfortunate for us we do not have anyone that is producing it in Sierra Leone. So for that reason our solution is a simple and smart method to manage biodegradable waste, while at the same time providing organic and healthy animal feed and fertilizer at cheaper prices. We collect the degradable waste, which is typically household waste such unwanted leftover food and kitchen waste, and place it in a moisture container and leave an opening that allows the black soldier fly to come in and feed on the waste. In that process, they will lay eggs that grow into maggots. The overall process takes one week and the amount of waste the black soldier fly eats is proportional to the maggot it produces. This maggot can then begin to serve as feed for animals such chickens, duck and even in production of fish feed.\n","type":"Technological|Biotechnologies|Nature-based solutions","type_id":"993, 994, 1196","use_cases":"Production|animal production|fisheries products management|optimization of resource use for better production|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag","use_cases_id":"897, 899, 900, 909, 916, 917","readiness_level":"5. Working Model","readiness_level_id":"92","adoption_level":"2. 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It empowers smallholder farmers by providing training, microfinance, and access to markets, enabling them to establish profitable tree farms. The innovative aspect lies in integrating commercial forestry with food crop production, increasing both farmer income and food security.This model appeals to smallholder farmers seeking sustainable livelihoods and environmental benefits. By adopting sustainable forestry practices, farmers can sequester carbon dioxide, improve soil health, and increase crop yields. It provides financial support and guaranteed market access, which are key incentives for adoption. The program results in increased maize yields and income for farmers in the areas where it operates.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 Pro 2024-04-17 15:24:12\n","long_description":"1. In 2020, Komaza planted over 1 million trees in Kenya, resulting in the sequestration of approximately 112,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide.\n2. Komaza has provided over 27,000 farmers with training and support on sustainable forestry practices, resulting in the establishment of over 30,000 hectares of tree farms.\n3. Komaza\u0027s microfinance program has disbursed over $3 million in loans to farmers since its inception, resulting in the establishment of over 9,000 hectares of tree farms and the creation of over 7,000 jobs.\n 4. A 2019 study conducted by the World Agroforestry Centre found that the agroforestry model used by Komaza resulted in a 34% increase in maize yields and a 21% increase in income for farmers in the areas where it operates.\n","type":"Technological|Nature-based solutions|Financial|Microcredit|Agricultural microfinance|Carbon credits|Agricultural carbon sequestration credits|Agroforestry carbon credits|Institutional|Capacity development function|Agricultural vocational training centers|Social and socio-economic","type_id":"993, 1196, 1058, 1066, 1067, 1059, 1060, 1062, 1116, 1126, 1127, 1076","use_cases":"Production|forest products and logging management|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change mitigation|soil carbon sequestration monitoring|Farm management|income increase|crop production|Access to knowledge and advisory|agricultural skills development|access to agricultural advice","use_cases_id":"897, 901, 916, 919, 922, 910, 1180, 898, 965, 968, 967","readiness_level":"8. 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The platform facilitates direct interactions and provides mediation services for product offers and demands within the agricultural and food production sector.Innovative aspects include improved market access for producers, efficient price discovery, and streamlined supply chain management. Prospective users encompass farmers, agricultural businesses, food processing companies, and traders. The platform enables users to find buyers or suppliers, negotiate prices, and ultimately facilitate trade transactions.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 Pro 2024-05-02 14:38:31\n","long_description":"As the official website of thePublic Enterprise Agroberza, it establishes connections and offers mediation in offer\/demand of products among producers,traders and processors in the agricultural and food production sector. The website gives some information about certain products\u201a\u00c4\u00f4 prices.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Desktop\/web-based application|Website|E-commerce\/online marketplace|Institutional|Knowledge management function|Knowledge management and data sharing initiatives|Multi-stakeholder platforms","type_id":"993, 1015, 1023, 1039, 1025, 1116, 1123, 1124, 1120","use_cases":"Access to markets|access to price information (output)|Supply chain management|trading between input suppliers and farmers","use_cases_id":"928, 930, 939, 940","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"9. Livelihood system (Common)","adoption_level_id":"172","countries_adoption":"Serbia","countries_adoption_id":"461","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1165","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises, Small-micro entrepreneurs","prospective_users_id":"2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11","owner":"Public Enterprise Agroberza","owner_id":"46051","owner_text":"Public Enterprise Agroberza","partner_text":"Public Enterprise Agroberza","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"32","id":"46080","title":"AgroBot","short_description":"AgroBot is a system of autopilot agricultural equipment. It automates field work, increasing speed and accuracy while removing human error. The innovative aspect is its 24\/7 operation, maximizing equipment utilization.Prospective users are farmers and agroholdings seeking to reduce fuel and maintenance costs while boosting yields. Use cases include automated plowing, seeding, harvesting, and land development in remote or challenging environments.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 18:21:38\n","long_description":"The project \u00ac\u00b4AgroBot\u00ac\u00aa is a system of autopilot agricultural equipment. This solution allows you to automate a significant part of field work, make them faster and more accurate, eliminating the human factor. operates 24\/7, which increases the efficiency of the use of agricultural equipment; reduces the costs of farmers and agroholdings for fuel; optimizes the cost of maintaining equipment; increases yields, and also contributes to the development of agricultural land in areas remote from infrastructure and in difficult climatic conditions.\n","type":"Technological|Mechanization|Vehicles and machinery|Digital technologies|Artificial intelligence (AI)|Robotics|Robotics and automation in farming","type_id":"993, 1188, 1194, 1015, 1016, 1035, 1043","use_cases":"Farm management|field management|Production|crop production|equipment management|optimization of resource use for better production|optimization of resource use for economic benefit|forecasting, planning of planting and harvesting","use_cases_id":"910, 914, 897, 898, 913, 909, 915, 912","readiness_level":"7. 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It provides farmers and agricultural professionals with real-time, location-specific weather information, enhancing decision-making regarding planting, irrigation, and pest control.The innovative aspects lie in its integrated approach, combining weather data with disease and pest forecasting models to alert users to potential threats. This enables proactive intervention, reducing crop losses and minimizing pesticide use. Prospective users are primarily farmers, agricultural advisors, and cooperatives in the specified regions. The system\u0027s function is to provide timely alerts and data to mitigate risks associated with weather and disease outbreaks, ultimately improving crop yields and sustainability.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-05-03 15:22\n","long_description":"The Agrometeo system is a weather and disease forecasting tool that serves the regions of Kochani, Strumica, and Gradsko in North Macedonia. It provides real-time information on weather conditions, issues alerts for the development of specific crop diseases and pests, and offers basic data on several prevalent plant diseases.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Desktop\/web-based application|Sensor","type_id":"993, 1015, 1023, 1036","use_cases":"Production|crop monitoring|plant health|Farm management|forecasting, planning of planting and harvesting|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change adaptation","use_cases_id":"897, 904, 906, 910, 912, 916, 918","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"","countries_adoption_id":"","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"","impact_sdgs":"Goal 3: Good health and well-being, Goal 2: Zero hunger","impact_sdgs_id":"1160, 1159","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Rural communities, Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Farm advisors, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 15","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"34","id":"46084","title":"Agroportal","short_description":"\u0022AgriBoost Platform\u0022 is a digital platform designed to invigorate the Angolan Agribusiness sector. It offers a suite of free services accessible via a website, social networks, and newsletters.Its innovative aspect lies in its holistic approach, combining information dissemination, networking opportunities, and brand promotion within a single, accessible platform.Prospective users include farmers, agribusiness owners, investors, and other stakeholders in the Angolan agricultural ecosystem.The platform\u0027s primary function is to facilitate business development and brand awareness within the Angolan Agribusiness sector, ultimately contributing to its growth and sustainability.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 13\/05\/2024 11:41\n","long_description":"This is a digital platform made up of complementary components (website, social networks and newsletters) and which serves as a vehicle for boosting Agribusiness in Angola, providing its users with several totally free services of great use and added value, as well as being a way to develop and promote business or a brand in this segment quickly and efficiently.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Social media|Website|Desktop\/web-based application","type_id":"993, 1015, 1038, 1039, 1023","use_cases":"Access to markets|Business models support","use_cases_id":"928, 969","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"9. Livelihood system (Common)","adoption_level_id":"172","countries_adoption":"Angola","countries_adoption_id":"270","country_origin":"Angola","country_origin_od":"270","region":"Africa","region_id":"102","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 2: Zero hunger, Goal 15: Life on Land","impact_sdgs_id":"1159, 1172","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Farm advisors, Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Food consumers, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 2075","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"35","id":"46086","title":"AgroSignal.Farm Management Platform","short_description":"AgroSignal Integration does automate agricultural reporting and planning.It innovatively links field operations data with accounting systems, specifically 1C, enabling automatic generation of waybills based on completed work and machine operator output. Prospective users are agricultural businesses, farms, and cooperatives seeking streamlined workflows. The system enhances resource management, optimizes staff scheduling, and improves cargo movement efficiency.The primary function is to eliminate manual data entry and reporting, reducing administrative burden and errors. This ensures accurate and timely financial records.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-07 15:21:27\n","long_description":"Maintains operational plans and schedules: automates all reporting processes related to working the land, setting staff shift schedules, creating individual and group plans and reports for equipment operation, resource allocation, cargo movement, and security. When integrated with the 1C system, waybills are automatically generated in 1C based on data on completed work and the output of machine operators, which is automatically loaded from the AgroSignal system.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Desktop\/web-based application","type_id":"993, 1015, 1023","use_cases":"Farm management|equipment management|record-keeping and accounting|forecasting, planning of planting and harvesting","use_cases_id":"910, 913, 911, 912","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Russian Federation","countries_adoption_id":"447","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"","impact_sdgs":"Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth, Goal 2: Zero hunger","impact_sdgs_id":"1165, 1159","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Agriculture cooperatives, Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises","prospective_users_id":"5, 6, 3, 9, 10","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"36","id":"46087","title":"Ahorro a la mano (Colombia)","short_description":"\u0022Ahorro a la Mano\u0022 is an electronic wallet designed for mobile banking, particularly in rural areas. It uniquely integrates insights from anthropological studies of the target population to tailor financial services.Prospective users are primarily individuals in rural communities who may lack access to traditional banking. It aims to address their specific financial behaviors and needs, providing a user-friendly platform for managing money directly from their mobile phones.The key innovative aspect is the focus on understanding and adapting to the financial habits of a specific demographic through ethnographic research, leading to a more inclusive and accessible banking experience. The electronic wallet allows for transactions without the need for a physical card, improving usability.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 12\/07\/2024 14:35\n","long_description":"Es una cuenta que no requiere tarjeta, se abre gratis desde el celular y solo con la informaci\u00f3n del documento de identidad.\n Un sistema de banca m\u00f3vil que se apoya en una plataforma tecnol\u00f3gica que incluye- la billetera electr\u00f3nica Ahorro a la Mano -, probada en funcionamiento en 11 municipios rurales de Colombia.\n El dise\u00f1o de los productos parti\u00f3 de un estudio antropol\u00f3gico que permiti\u00f3 identificar de manera clara las necesidades, comprender los comportamientos financieros y econ\u00f3micos de la poblaci\u00f3n, determinar el circuito del uso del efectivo, y crear relaciones con los potenciales clientes. Se cre\u00f3 un ecosistema de banca m\u00f3vil rural que se apoya en puntos de atenci\u00f3n.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Mobile app|Financial|Fintech solutions|Mobile banking for farmers","type_id":"993, 1015, 1032, 1058, 1072, 1073","use_cases":"Access to finance|remote financial transactions and savings|farmers\u0026#039; economic identity|easier access to loans for inputs or equipment","use_cases_id":"956, 964, 963, 957","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Colombia","countries_adoption_id":"315","country_origin":"Ecuador","country_origin_od":"332","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"","impact_sdgs":"Goal 1: No poverty","impact_sdgs_id":"1158","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Small-medium enterprises, Small-micro entrepreneurs","prospective_users_id":"4, 2074, 7, 10, 11","owner":"Bancolombia","owner_id":"46056","owner_text":"Bancolombia","partner_text":"Bancolombia","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"37","id":"46088","title":"AI and Sentinel-2 Satellite Data for Crop Yield Estimation","short_description":"AI-Powered Crop Yield Prediction is a solution that employs artificial intelligence to enhance the accuracy of crop yield estimations. It leverages machine learning and deep learning algorithms to analyze high-resolution images obtained from Sentinel-2 satellites.These algorithms identify patterns related to crop health and growth, enabling more precise yield predictions. Farmers can benefit from this by optimizing resource allocation, minimizing waste, and enhancing overall agricultural productivity. The solution is designed for use by agricultural professionals, farmers, and policymakers seeking data-driven insights for improved decision-making in crop management.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0, 2024-05-03 14:35 CEST\n","long_description":"This solution is based on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with Sentinel-2 satellite data to improve crop yield estimation. AI techniques like Machine Learning (ML) and Deep Learning (DL) are used to analyze high-resolution images from Sentinel-2, which capture information about crop health and growth. This data is then used to predict crop yields with greater accuracy. This approach can help farmers optimize resource use, reduce waste, and increase agricultural productivity.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Artificial intelligence (AI)|Machine learning|Remote sensing|Geospatial technologies|Realtime satellite imagery","type_id":"993, 1015, 1016, 1031, 1034, 1052, 1053","use_cases":"Production|crop production|crop monitoring|plant health|optimization of resource use for better production|Farm management|forecasting, planning of planting and harvesting|field management","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 904, 906, 909, 910, 912, 914","readiness_level":"5. Working Model","readiness_level_id":"92","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"","countries_adoption_id":"","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 15: Life on Land","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1172","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Farm advisors, Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises, Central government entities, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 2075","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"38","id":"46089","title":"AIR - INK","short_description":"Air Ink is a product made by Graviky Labs that captures air pollution and transforms it into usable ink.The innovative aspect lies in its ability to address two environmental concerns simultaneously: air pollution and the demand for ink. Prospective users include artists, designers, and printing companies looking for sustainable alternatives. The KAALINK device, attached to vehicle exhaust pipes, traps particulate matter. This captured pollution is then processed and refined into high-quality ink for various applications. This system helps reducing air pollution and provides a sustainable solution for ink production.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro - 2024\/05\/02 17:25\n","long_description":"Ink products made by condensing carbon-based gaseous effluents generated by air pollution due to incomplete combustion of fossil fuels.\nIt was made by Graviky Labs and was funded via Kickstarter People have to connect the KAALINK device to their car exhaust pipe, and within 45 minutes of driving, they\u201a\u00c4\u00f4ll have one fluid ounce (30 ml) of ink. The captured pollutants are then purified in a lab and manufactured into usable ink.\n","type":"Technological|Manufacturing technologies|Digital technologies|Sensor","type_id":"993, 1009, 1015, 1036","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|climate change mitigation|carbon credit management to monetize sustainable practices","use_cases_id":"916, 925, 919, 923","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"India","countries_adoption_id":"370","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 3: Good health and well-being, Goal 13: Climate action","impact_sdgs_id":"1160, 1170","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Small-micro entrepreneurs, Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises, Funders and investors, Food consumers","prospective_users_id":"11, 9, 10, 2075, 13","owner":"Graviky Labs","owner_id":"46057","owner_text":"Graviky Labs","partner_text":"Kickstarter, Graviky Labs","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"39","id":"45916","title":"Akello Banker- Fintech Solution","short_description":"Digital Financial and Agricultural Platform is more a category \/ group of innovations than a specific solution. It encompasses machine learning-driven systems designed to improve access to financial and agricultural services in Africa.This category of solutions aims to digitize operations for financial and agricultural service providers, enabling farmers and SMEs to connect with these providers and access digital credit. Innovative aspects include facilitating access to equipment rental, guaranteeing payments for services, user verification, and providing data-driven feedback.Prospective users include SACCOS, VSLAs, farmers, traders, SMEs, and financial institutions. The platform\/technology helps to improve productivity along the agricultural value chain.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 13\/10\/2024 13:23\n","long_description":"Quest Digital Finance is a market leader in delivering Financial and Agricultural Technologies in Africa. Quest uses analytics-based machine learning systems to facilitate easy access to financial \u0026amp; Agricultural products and services. Through its Digital Platform used by SACCOS and VSLAS and through its digital market linkage platform, the platform\/technology seeks to address the challenges of low limited access and penetration of financial services as well as production and productivity along the agricultural value chain. Some of the constraints addressed by the solution in the Financial sector include, but not limited to the following;\n1.\tDigitizing operations of financial and Agricultural service providers\n2.\tEnabling farmers \u0026amp; Traders to digitally access and reach to financial services providers\n3.\tFacilitating access to digital credit to Farmers and SMEs\n4.\tAllow farmers to hire, share and pay for equipment and services on credit\n5.\tAllow for Profiling of fusers, and service providers while creating market linkages\n6.\tOffer Guarantee of payments until the service is provided\n7.\tAllow for verification of users and service providers\n8.\tUse data to Provide a feedback service for both users and service providers. https:\/\/akellobanker.com\/\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Machine learning|E-commerce\/online marketplace|E-payment|Mobile app|Website|Financial|Fintech solutions","type_id":"993, 1015, 1031, 1025, 1026, 1032, 1039, 1058, 1072","use_cases":"Access to finance|easier access to loans for inputs or equipment|evidence-based credit|Access to markets|access to virtual marketplaces|access to price information (output)|Farm management|record-keeping and accounting|equipment management|Collective action and aggregation|farmer profiling|shared economy support to share equipment and reduce individual costs","use_cases_id":"956, 957, 958, 928, 932, 930, 910, 911, 913, 973, 975, 977","readiness_level":"6. 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Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Kenya, Zambia","countries_adoption_id":"1822, 510","country_origin":"Kenya","country_origin_od":"1822","region":"Africa","region_id":"102","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth, Goal 1: No poverty, Goal 10: Reduced inequalities","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1165, 1158, 1167","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Rural communities, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Small-medium enterprises, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 2075","owner":"Quest Digital Finance","owner_id":"45791","owner_text":"Quest Digital Finance","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"40","id":"46090","title":"Al Barakeh Wheat","short_description":"\u0022Urban Wheat Farming Initiative\u0022 is a project designed to empower individuals and families in Amman to grow their own wheat, aiming to reduce Jordan\u0027s heavy reliance on wheat imports.The initiative is innovative because it promotes localized food production in an urban setting, increasing food security and resilience. Prospective users are residents of Amman interested in self-sufficiency and sustainable food practices.The function of the project is to provide training and resources for individuals to cultivate wheat, process it, and create various wheat-based products, thereby reducing dependence on external supply chains.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 14:33\n","long_description":"Towards a Self Sufficient Jordan: New Wheat Growing Project Launches in Amman\n\u0022Do you want to learn how to grow wheat in the capital, Amman, from start to finish? Do you want to plant your wheat and have enough stock for about a year? Want to know the different products and foods we can make from wheat grain other than flour?\u00a0Do you know that Jordan imports 97% of its wheat and grains needs and that it is the main source of energy and calories for Jordanians?\u0022\nWith these questions Rabee Zureikat, founder of Zikra\u00a0Initiative, started calling people in Amman to join a new project to grow wheat, inspired by the lockdown and necessity to have a stock of food to sustain oneself and family at all times.\n","type":"Technological|Mechanization","type_id":"993, 1188","use_cases":"Production|crop production|Farm management|forecasting, planning of planting and harvesting|optimization of resource use for better production|field management|Access to knowledge and advisory|access to agricultural advice|agricultural skills development","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 910, 912, 909, 914, 965, 967, 968","readiness_level":"1. Idea\/Hypothesis","readiness_level_id":"96","adoption_level":"2. 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This category encompasses integrated approaches to enhance environmental sustainability and community well-being using local resources.These initiatives innovatively combine environmental stewardship with socio-economic development. Prospective users include local communities, NGOs, and government agencies. The function is to promote sustainable practices, such as water conservation through grey water systems, ecological agriculture through permaculture, resource management using composting, environmentally conscious construction through sustainable buildings, and eco-tourism with bicycle tourism.These approaches build resilience and foster economic opportunities while minimizing environmental impact.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-05-03 14:34\n","long_description":"Al Numeira Environmental Association is a local non-governmental Organization based in\u00a0South Ghor community, Dead Sea, Jordan, founded on 2012 by a group of local people trying to make a difference and managing with their local resources, reporting the Jordanian environmental Ministry.\nOur activities are focusing on sustainable development through two processes : raising the\u00a0environmental awareness\u00a0of the local community and engaging local human resources in\u00a0sustainable tourism\u00a0activities.\u00a0\nFour main areas of work: grey water, permaculture, sustainable buildings, composting, and bicycle tourism\n","type":"Technological|Nature-based solutions|Drought-resistant techniques|Integrated management systems|Social and socio-economic|New business models|Community engagement|Social contracts|Social responsibility schemes|Conservation practices|Traditional and indigenous practices","type_id":"993, 1196, 1203, 1197, 1076, 1211, 1091, 1137, 1138, 1198, 1206","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|water use optimization for sustainability|improving soil management practices|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact","use_cases_id":"916, 917, 920, 921, 925","readiness_level":"7. 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It ingests data from diverse sources, offering real-time monitoring and advanced analytics.The platform\u0027s innovative aspects lie in its unified approach to data management, notification system, and user-friendly interface for visualizing device data on a map.Prospective users include businesses and organizations reliant on remote device data for operational insights, such as logistics companies, environmental monitoring agencies, and smart city initiatives.It allows for setting up and sending notifications.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro and 2024-05-02 15:22:12\n","long_description":"A service for collecting, receiving, transmitting and processing data from various devices, monitoring incoming information, analyzing data received from devices and systems, working with users, setting up and sending various notifications, displaying information and current data from devices on a map.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Internet of Things (IoT)|Sensor|Desktop\/web-based application|Mobile app|Geospatial technologies|GIS|GPS","type_id":"993, 1015, 1030, 1036, 1023, 1032, 1052, 1027, 1028","use_cases":"Production|crop monitoring|livestock monitoring|Farm management|field management|equipment management|record-keeping and accounting","use_cases_id":"897, 904, 905, 910, 914, 913, 911","readiness_level":"6. 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This innovation filters pollutants like carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter (PM10 and PM2.5), transforming them into oxygen and biomass.The innovative aspect lies in leveraging microalgae\u0027s natural ability to absorb pollutants and release oxygen, mimicking and surpassing the air purification capacity of hundreds of trees.Prospective users include city planners, businesses, and organizations seeking sustainable air quality solutions in urban environments. The system is designed for both outdoor and indoor use, offering a localized air purification solution that improves public health.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-03-07 15:37 CET\n","long_description":"The BioUrban 2.0 system developed using filters and microalgae allows cleaning the air of pollutants such as carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxide and PM particles (10 and 2.5) to convert them into oxygen and biomass, benefiting the health of people who interact in the area.\nEach BioUrban developed by the company BiomiTech can carry out the work of approximately 368 mature natural trees; it costs approximately 60 thousand dollars and its operation is based on the so-called green technology, designed for the urban and interior sector.\n","type":"Technological|Biotechnologies|Environmental biotechnology|Nature-based solutions","type_id":"993, 994, 999, 1196","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|climate change mitigation|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag","use_cases_id":"916, 925, 919, 917","readiness_level":"6. 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Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Mexico","countries_adoption_id":"407","country_origin":"Mexico","country_origin_od":"407","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 13: Climate action, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1170, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises, Civil society organizations, Local government entities, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"9, 10, 12, 15, 2075","owner":"BiomiTech","owner_id":"46139","owner_text":"BiomiTech","partner_text":"BiomiTech","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"44","id":"45917","title":"Alokito hridoy - enlightening the souls of children","short_description":"Empathic Education Model is an education model that emphasizes empathy, critical thinking, and collaborative problem-solving skills, aiming to prepare students for the future job market and challenges.It focuses on developing social, moral, emotional, and cognitive skills, enabling students to be adaptive, proactive, and innovative problem solvers. The learning style is inquiry-based. Prospective users are primarily children, particularly those from underserved communities, and teachers who are trained to be empathetic facilitators of learning. The model aims to improve education quality and relevance by nurturing well-rounded individuals equipped for future success.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 Pro 2024-04-25 14:32:36\n","long_description":"Alokito Hridoy (meaning enlightened soul in Bengali) is an educational NGO based in Bangladesh that provides quality education for children.\u00a0 The root cause of discrepancies in the job market lies in the early years of education. Children are crammed into a factory model that fails to prepare them for jobs that are yet to exist. To break this vicious cycle with a human-centric approach, Alokito Hridoy wanted to be more aware of how, where and who they piloted their first intervention with. They\u00a0selected the children of factory workers in Tangail, Mirzapur, as their sample population and started conducting research to understand them better through a number of focused group discussions, home visits and interviews. Despite being blue-collar workers, the factory workers dreamed of prestigious, white-collar jobs for their children. To advance their dreams, Alokito Hridoy launched a low cost charter school 50 kilometers away from Dhaka in Tangail, Mirzapur. They\u00a0started gathering evidence in the school to gradually address the problems in the education system. They came up with one solution after another to provide education that is relevant for now and the future. Gradually, they came up with an education model rooted in empathy, critical thinking, and collaborative problem-solving. They are\u00a0improving the quality of education by preparing children with social, moral, emotional and cognitive skills to be adaptive, proactive and innovative problem solvers. The learning style is inquiry based: learning by playing, problem solving and inquiring. The initiative started the school with 100 students in Tangail, Mirzapur, about 50 kilometers north of Dhaka. The first year they educated students up to grade 3, all children of industrial workers. They are now educating 200 children up to grade 7 - their goal is to grow with the students and add a new grade each year. The school has a nominal fee, which adds a sense of accountability to the community and parents. A portion of Home Junctions sales, a retail outlet for home goods, goes to support Alokito Hridoy School. Alokito Hridoy knew from the start that a building is not the heart of a school, but rather it is the teachers. Hence they hire local teachers since they are the most knowledgeable about the area and the context. Teachers have an impact on students when they connect with them and are interested to learn more about them. Alokito Hridoy invest heavily in teacher training to nurture and empower them as the empathetic, 21st century facilitators and the catalyst of change in the school and community.\u00a0The teacher training approaches have expanded beyond the walls of Alokito Hridoy. They have partnered with the government, non-government and private schools to work on teacher development in primary and secondary education. Their training modules are designed for Bangla, English, Madrasah medium schools across the country and has the potential to bridge these silos with the hope of ensuring access to quality education for all.\n","type":"Institutional|Capacity development function|Agricultural vocational training centers|Farmer business schools|Farmer field schools|Knowledge management function|Partnerships|Research and education function|Social and socio-economic","type_id":"1116, 1126, 1127, 1128, 1125, 1123, 1135, 1132, 1076","use_cases":"Access to knowledge and advisory|agricultural skills development|access to agricultural advice|Business models support|supporting \/ implementing innovative business models|Collective action and aggregation|cooperative management to improve efficiency and governance","use_cases_id":"965, 968, 967, 969, 970, 973, 974","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"3. Project partners","adoption_level_id":"178","countries_adoption":"Bangladesh","countries_adoption_id":"1821","country_origin":"Bangladesh","country_origin_od":"1821","region":"Asia","region_id":"103","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 4: Quality education","impact_sdgs_id":"1161","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Rural communities, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Central government entities, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors, Consortium of partners","prospective_users_id":"1, 4, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 2075, 17","owner":"Alokito Hridoy","owner_id":"45792","owner_text":"Alokito Hridoy","partner_text":"Home Junction","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"45","id":"45918","title":"Alternative payment methods for global, regional and local merchants. ","short_description":"\u0022Mobile Financial Platform for Farmers\u0022 is a solution that facilitates access to finance for farmers, primarily in Kenya, by leveraging mobile technology. This platform improves access to credit and other financial services, reducing borrowing costs.The innovation lies in its mobile-centric approach, reaching farmers in remote areas and its partnership with the government and financial institutions. It streamlines the loan application and disbursement process, making it more efficient and accessible.The platform\u0027s primary users are farmers who previously lacked access to formal banking services. The main use case is to provide farmers with the financial resources they need to invest in their farms and improve their livelihoods.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-01-29 15:35 PST\n","long_description":"1. Increased Financial Inclusion: Cellulant provides access to financial services to previously unbanked individuals.\n2. Improved Access to Finance: In Kenya, Cellulant partnered with the government to provide a mobile-based platform for farmers to access credit and other financial services. This platform has helped increase the number of farmers accessing finance and has also reduced the cost of borrowing.\n3. Increased Efficiency in Border areas: According to a report by the International Finance Corporation, Cellulant\u0027s platform has helped reduce the cost and time it takes to send and receive cross-border payments. This has helped improve trade in border areas and has also increased access to remittances for families living in these areas.\n4. Scale and Reach: Cellulant\u0027s platform is available in over 20 countries in Africa, and the company has over 30 million users. The company has also partnered with over 90 banks and financial institutions to provide its services. This scale and reach have helped increase access to finance and financial inclusion in border areas across the continent.\n5. Improved Cross-Border Payments: Cellulant\u0027s digital payments platform has also made it easier for businesses to conduct cross-border transactions. This has increased trade and commerce in border areas of Africa, which has led to economic growth and development.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Mobile app|E-payment|SMS|Financial|Fintech solutions|Mobile banking for farmers","type_id":"993, 1015, 1032, 1026, 1037, 1058, 1072, 1073","use_cases":"Access to finance|easier access to loans for inputs or equipment|evidence-based credit|farmers\u0026#039; economic identity|remote financial transactions and savings","use_cases_id":"956, 957, 958, 963, 964","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"9. Livelihood system (Common)","adoption_level_id":"172","countries_adoption":"","countries_adoption_id":"","country_origin":"Kenya","country_origin_od":"1822","region":"Africa","region_id":"102","if_grassroots":"","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth, Goal 1: No poverty, Goal 10: Reduced inequalities","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1165, 1158, 1167","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Rural communities, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Small-medium enterprises, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Central government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"4, 7, 10, 11, 14, 16, 2075","owner":"Cellulant","owner_id":"182","owner_text":"Cellulant","partner_text":"International Finance Corporation","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"46","id":"46158","title":"Alternative social protection scheme: Socorro Mutuo","short_description":"Mutual Aid Funds are a financial safety net created and sustained by a community or group.These funds provide financial support to members facing hardship, such as during strikes or periods of unemployment. The innovative aspect lies in its collective, community-driven approach to risk management, bypassing traditional institutions.Prospective users are members of labor unions or other organized groups. The primary function is to provide financial assistance to workers during strikes or periods of vulnerability, ensuring they can continue their struggle and meet basic needs.GENERATED BY AI - Claude on October 26, 2024 at 13:15 GMT\n","long_description":"Las Sociedades de Socorro Mutuo nacieron a finales del siglo 19. A inicios del siglo 20, como parte de las luchas sindicales, los gremios se organizaron crearon fondos comunes con aportaciones de los trabajadores para hacer frente a las necesidades durante las huelgas con cajas de resistencia y\/o socorros mutuos.\nArgentina:\nModelo de socorros mutuos de la Uni\u00f3n de Confiteros de Buenos Aires.\nEs una herramienta que permite hacer frente a necesidades de los trabajadores en contextos de desprotecci\u00f3n para continuar luchando.\n","type":"Social and socio-economic|Cooperative models and aggregation","type_id":"1076, 1077","use_cases":"Access to finance|protection against risks|Farm management|income increase","use_cases_id":"956, 960, 910, 1180","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Argentina","countries_adoption_id":"1820","country_origin":"Ecuador","country_origin_od":"332","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 10: Reduced inequalities","impact_sdgs_id":"1167","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Small-medium enterprises, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Civil society organizations","prospective_users_id":"10, 11, 12","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"47","id":"45919","title":"Alternative social security scheme: agricultural insurance (ECU)","short_description":"Agricultural Insurance is a financial tool designed to protect farmers against financial losses incurred due to uncontrollable climatic events, plagues, and diseases impacting their crops. It enables farmers to recoup direct production costs invested in affected crops, offering a safety net against unforeseen risks.This innovation aims to reduce the vulnerability of farmers, promoting sustainable agricultural practices. Prospective users are primarily small and medium-sized farmers who are susceptible to crop losses due to environmental or biological factors. The government subsidizes a significant portion of the insurance cost.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 12\/05\/2024 15:34\n","long_description":"281.772 agricultores han asegurado sus cultivos, en los \u00faltimos siete a\u00f1os de vigencia del Seguro Agr\u00edcola, del Proyecto AgroSeguro (MAG). Ese total de asegurados suma una superficie asegurada acumulada de 1 mill\u00f3n 29 mil hect\u00e1reas.\nAdem\u00e1s, en ese periodo el Seguro Agr\u00edcola ha indemnizado m\u00e1s de 25,2 millones de d\u00f3lares, de los que 5,17 millones corresponden a 2016.\nEl Seguro Agr\u00edcola es una herramienta financiera que permite al agricultor recuperar los costos directos de producci\u00f3n invertidos en los cultivos que fueron afectados por fen\u00f3menos clim\u00e1ticos, plagas y enfermedades incontrolables.\nEl MAG subsidia el 60% del valor del costo del seguro (no incluye impuestos). M\u00e1ximo 700 d\u00f3lares por agricultor y por ciclo de cultivo, con excepci\u00f3n del Banano, Cacao, Caf\u00e9 y Pl\u00e1tano que es hasta 1.500 d\u00f3lares.\nLimitaci\u00f3n:\nEl \u00e1rea m\u00ednima a asegurar 5.000 metros cuadrados, y hasta la frontera agr\u00edcola de 3.500 metros sobre el nivel del mar.\n","type":"Financial|Innovative insurance products|Index-based crop insurance|Parametric insurance for agriculture","type_id":"1058, 1069, 1070, 1071","use_cases":"Access to finance|protection against risks|index-based insurance and climate risk insurance|Production|crop production|Farm management|disaster management|income increase|forecasting, planning of planting and harvesting","use_cases_id":"956, 960, 961, 897, 898, 910, 1154, 1180, 912","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"9. Livelihood system (Common)","adoption_level_id":"172","countries_adoption":"Ecuador","countries_adoption_id":"332","country_origin":"Ecuador","country_origin_od":"332","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 13: Climate action, Goal 10: Reduced inequalities","impact_sdgs_id":"1170, 1167","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Central government entities","prospective_users_id":"2, 3, 4, 2074, 5, 6, 7, 14","owner":"Ministerio de agricultura y ganader\u00eda (Ecuador)","owner_id":"15077","owner_text":"Ministerio de agricultura y ganader\u00eda (Ecuador)","partner_text":"Ministerio de agricultura y ganader\u00eda (Ecuador)","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"48","id":"46159","title":"Alternative social security schemes: Climate insurance (Costa Rica)","short_description":"Eco-Insurance Policies is a category of risk management solutions designed to promote sustainable agricultural practices by integrating environmental considerations into insurance premiums.It incentivizes farmers to adopt eco-friendly practices by offering discounts on insurance policies, reducing the financial burden of crop losses due to disasters, such as floods and droughts. Prospective users are primarily farmers in developing countries facing climate change risks. The function is to encourage the use of sustainable agricultural methods, contributing to both environmental protection and increased resilience to climate-related disasters.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 12\/04\/2024 14:34\n","long_description":"83% de las p\u00e9rdidas de cultivos en pa\u00edses en desarrollo fueron causados por desastres como inundaciones y sequ\u00edas (FAO)\nLos seguros verdes ya existen en varios pa\u00edses, pero \u00e9ste, del Instituto Nacional de Seguros de Costa Rica, tiene un componente interesante que puede aportar a la agricultura sostenible. Las p\u00f3lizas aplicar\u00edan descuentos por buenas pr\u00e1cticas ambientales usando un tarifario como el siguiente (acumulativas con un tope del 35%)\n","type":"Financial|Innovative insurance products|Index-based crop insurance|Parametric insurance for agriculture","type_id":"1058, 1069, 1070, 1071","use_cases":"Farm management|disaster management|Production|crop production|Access to finance|protection against risks|index-based insurance and climate risk insurance|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change adaptation|optimization of resource use for economic benefit","use_cases_id":"910, 1154, 897, 898, 956, 960, 961, 916, 918, 915","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"6. Innovation system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"175","countries_adoption":"Costa Rica","countries_adoption_id":"319","country_origin":"Ecuador","country_origin_od":"332","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Farm advisors, Small-medium enterprises, Central government entities, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"2, 3, 4, 2074, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 14, 15, 16, 2075","owner":"Instituto Nacional de Seguros (Costa Rica)","owner_id":"46141","owner_text":"Instituto Nacional de Seguros (Costa Rica)","partner_text":"Instituto Nacional de Seguros (Costa Rica)","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"49","id":"45920","title":"Alternative Social Security Schemes: Entertainment intermitent workers in France","short_description":"The \u0022Intermittent Worker Statute\u0022 is a social protection system tailored for performing arts workers in France. It acknowledges the unique employment pattern of intermittent work, characterized by alternating periods of work and unemployment, and aims to provide them with adequate social security.This system allows artists and technicians to access unemployment benefits during periods of inactivity between contracts, provided they meet specific eligibility criteria, such as a minimum number of working hours within a defined period. It effectively extends public funding from entertainment companies to their workers, ensuring a safety net that recognizes the atypical nature of their profession. Prospective users are performing arts professionals, including artists and technicians who frequently experience periods of unemployment between engagements.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-03 17:34:32\n","long_description":"El estatuto de trabajadores intermitentes del espect\u00e1culo en Francia es el resultado de una lucha social de los trabajadores de las artes esc\u00e9nicas, cuya forma de trabajo requiere un tratamiento particular. Principalmente, la intermitencia, consiste en per\u00edodos de actividad laboral por cuenta ajena con pausas, lo cual vulnera sus condiciones y protecci\u00f3n social.\nEl estatuto fue creado en 1936 con la finalidad de acoger a estos trabajadores, creando un r\u00e9gimen de cotizaci\u00f3n y protecci\u00f3n social alternativo para un trabajo flexible. Este modelo extiende la subvenci\u00f3n con dinero p\u00fablico de los empresarios del espect\u00e1culo a sus trabajadores. El estatuto permite la obtenci\u00f3n autom\u00e1tica\nde prestaciones de desempleo en cada periodo de inactividad que sucede entre contratos de trabajo.\nEn el 2007 y 2013 se reform\u00f3 por falta de presupuesto y qued\u00f3:\nLos intermitentes que se hayan quedado inactivos deben justificar un periodo de afiliaci\u00f3n de al menos 507 horas de trabajo en el espect\u00e1culo dentro de los 304 d\u00edas precedentes al fin de su contrato en el caso de los t\u00e9cnicos, 319 d\u00edas en el caso de los artistas. Antes de la reforma se ten\u00eda en cuenta un periodo de un a\u00f1o. (Una jornada est\u00e1 limitada a 12 horas m\u00e1ximo). Con la reforma, la prestaci\u00f3n se redujo de un a\u00f1o a 8 meses.\n","type":"Institutional|Governance function|Policy","type_id":"1116, 1129, 1095","use_cases":"Farm management|income increase","use_cases_id":"910, 1180","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"9. Livelihood system (Common)","adoption_level_id":"172","countries_adoption":"France","countries_adoption_id":"344","country_origin":"Ecuador","country_origin_od":"332","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth","impact_sdgs_id":"1165","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Small-medium enterprises, Civil society organizations, Central government entities, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"10, 12, 14, 15","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"50","id":"45921","title":"Altos Hornos","short_description":"Community-based Bakery Initiatives are a category of innovations that empower women in impoverished communities through the establishment and operation of local bakeries and confectionery businesses.These initiatives aim to combat hunger and poverty by providing affordable, nutritious food to vulnerable populations, using locally produced bread, cookies and cakes. The bakeries simultaneously serve as businesses that empower the female workers, offering economic opportunities, fostering their independence, and improving their overall quality of life.The innovative aspect lies in the convergence of food security and women\u0027s empowerment through a sustainable, community-driven model.Prospective users include women living in socially and economically marginalized areas, as well as families facing food insecurity.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-05-02 17:03:31\n","long_description":"PARAGUAY OBSERVA, is an organization whose mission is to implement actions that become alternatives in the search for the improvement of social, cultural and economic aspects of the people who are part of Paraguayan society. Its vision is manifested in the contribution of actions that allow women from socially and economically marginalized areas to have access to better development opportunities through the success of their enterprises and their economic and personal empowerment, offering opportunities with proven impact, in an articulated, transparent manner and pushing its execution capacity to the limit. Among its most outstanding actions, and in primacy in the face of the crisis unleashed by the COVID-19 Pandemic, are those that faced and are facing to combat the hunger that surrounds the extreme poverty of families from different areas of the country, including the areas of Pte. Hayes, \u00d1eembuc\u00fa, Central, Paraguar\u00ed: The popular pots are founded as a strategy in this management. In the analysis of the aforementioned reality established through interviews, statistics and visual materials PARAGUAY OBSERVA, visualizes the situation of extreme poverty of Paraguayan families, whose characteristics reflect chronic undernourishment, malnutrition and stunted growth of boys, girls and teenagers. The consequences are serious for the health and quality of life of individuals and communities. The reality that we mention confronts the fundamental right that people have to \u0022adequate food that is exercised when every man, woman or child, either alone or in common with others, has physical and economic access, at all times, to food or the means to obtain it\u201d (FAO-Zero Hunger) When we OBSERVE, we think of solutions, of relief. We know that women in vulnerable situations can respond to the fight against poverty with activities that allow them to achieve equal rights, based on their will and labor force, offering the scope of equitable and economic means, in the search for better conditions. of life. WE OBSERVE, capacity and work experience in the field of bakery and confectionery. With minimal resources, women have placed a quality product on the market with easy access to society. With the management of women, the dishes of the popular pots have not lacked bread for lunch and cookies or cakes for snacks. WE OBSERVE that this response to the decisive empowerment of women in the task of fighting hunger becomes a business opportunity, of obtaining economic means, of viewing women as bearers of answers to their situation of poverty. WE OBSERVE that this alternative with better resources and machinery can become a real effort to achieve equal opportunities for gender, combat hunger and achieve dreams. WE OBSERVE that our bakery and confectionery project will have better results with the purchase of electric ovens, supplies and training programs for women. WE OBSERVE that our blast furnaces can heat dreams! WE KEEP our ovens on high!\n","type":"Technological|Manufacturing technologies|Mechanization|Vehicles and machinery|Social and socio-economic|Frugal innovation|Social contracts|Cooperative models and aggregation","type_id":"993, 1009, 1188, 1194, 1076, 1088, 1137, 1077","use_cases":"Farm management|income increase|Supply chain management|support to food processing|support to consumption and nutrition","use_cases_id":"910, 1180, 939, 943, 944","readiness_level":"4. Formulating Working Model","readiness_level_id":"93","adoption_level":"3. Project partners","adoption_level_id":"178","countries_adoption":"Paraguay","countries_adoption_id":"435","country_origin":"Paraguay","country_origin_od":"435","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 5: Gender equality, Goal 2: Zero hunger","impact_sdgs_id":"1162, 1159","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Small-medium enterprises, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"4, 2074, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 2075","owner":"Paraguay Observa","owner_id":"45794","owner_text":"Paraguay Observa","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"51","id":"46160","title":"AMAN GROW","short_description":"Integrated Aqua-Vegetable Systems (iAVS) is a sustainable farming technology. It combines aquaculture (fish farming) with hydroponics, creating a closed-loop system where fish waste provides nutrients for plant growth, and plants filter the water for the fish.This innovative approach minimizes water and energy consumption compared to traditional farming. Prospective users include smallholder farmers, urban communities, and organizations seeking sustainable food production solutions. The system offers a scalable solution for food security, especially in water-scarce regions, by promoting local and resource-efficient food production. It enables the cultivation of fresh fish and vegetables in a controlled environment, reducing reliance on external inputs and promoting environmental sustainability.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-03-08 15:38\n","long_description":"AMAN Grow designs and operates Integrated Aqua-Vegetable Systems (iAVS),\u00a0a sustainable farming technology that combines fish farming (aquaculture) with crop cultivation. Their Modular Food Production Systems (MFPS) allow individuals and organizations to grow fresh fish and nutrient-rich vegetables using minimal water, energy, and maintenance. Based in Amman, Jordan, AMAN runs the largest iAVS farm in the Middle East, known as AMAN HUB, which showcases their innovation in eco-friendly food production. Their work focuses on sustainability, efficiency, and food safety, offering a scalable solution for healthier, more resilient food systems.\n","type":"Technological|Mechanization|Manufacturing technologies|Sustainable packaging solutions","type_id":"993, 1188, 1009, 1014","use_cases":"Alternative food production|aquaponics management|Production|crop production|optimization of resource use for better production|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|Food quality and safety|food safety compliance support to meet regulatory requirements","use_cases_id":"934, 936, 897, 898, 909, 916, 920, 925, 951, 955","readiness_level":"8. Incubation","readiness_level_id":"89","adoption_level":"6. 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It innovatively combines aerosol emission data (smoke) with heat anomaly alerts to provide a comprehensive fire detection system.The app filters numerous heat-based fire alerts, prioritizing those indicating substantial biomass burning and high aerosol emissions, thus focusing on major fires. Prospective users include environmental organizations, government agencies, researchers, and local communities involved in monitoring and mitigating Amazon rainforest fires. Its function is to provide timely and accurate information for rapid response and resource allocation to combat major fires effectively.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 14:35 CEST\n","long_description":"\u0022An innovative new app for Real-time Amazon Fire Monitoring (see\u00a0MAAP #118\u00a0for details).\nIn a\u00a0novel approach, the app combines data from the  atmosphere (aerosol emissions in smoke) and the ground (heat anomaly  alerts) to effectively detect and visualize major Amazon fires.\nThe app specializes in filtering out thousands of  the heat-based fire alerts to prioritize only those burning large\namounts of biomass and thus emitting elevated levels of aerosol (defined here as a major fire).\u0022\nhttps:\/\/maaproject.org\/2020\/fire-july-update\/\nMapper: Paulina Jim\u00e9nez\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Desktop\/web-based application|Mobile app|Remote sensing|Geospatial technologies|Realtime satellite imagery","type_id":"993, 1015, 1023, 1032, 1034, 1052, 1053","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|forestry management|climate change mitigation|Farm management|disaster management|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag","use_cases_id":"916, 927, 919, 910, 1154, 917","readiness_level":"6. 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It offers comprehensive support, including guided virtual courses covering financial literacy, business management, and venture structuring, tailored to individual needs.The platform innovatively facilitates access to financing by creating robust business models and financial profiles, enhancing opportunities for securing funds from various sources. A key feature, \u0022Challenging Barriers to Entrepreneurship,\u0022 addresses the unique challenges faced by women in business, with gender-focused coaching. Prospective users are women entrepreneurs in Latin America seeking financial autonomy, business skills, and access to funding. App-Credit also promotes sustainable business practices and provides long-term support through the App-Credit Club.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 15\/05\/2024 15:38\n","long_description":"App-Credit es una plataforma digital de bienestar financiero que empodera a mujeres emprendedoras en Latinoam\u00e9rica, promoviendo su autonom\u00eda financiera y acceso a redes de apoyo duraderas. Con una oferta integral, App-Credit proporciona cursos virtuales con gu\u00eda y asesoramiento personalizado, que cubren desde educaci\u00f3n financiera y gesti\u00f3n empresarial hasta la estructuraci\u00f3n de nuevos emprendimientos, adapt\u00e1ndose a las necesidades espec\u00edficas de cada emprendedora.\nLa plataforma facilita el acceso a financiamiento mediante la creaci\u00f3n de modelos de negocio y perfiles financieros s\u00f3lidos, maximizando las oportunidades de las emprendedoras para obtener apoyo de instituciones financieras, fondos privados y otros mecanismos de financiamiento. Un componente clave es el m\u00f3dulo \u201cDesafiando Barreras para Emprender,\u201d un espacio dise\u00f1ado para abordar los desaf\u00edos \u00fanicos que enfrentan las mujeres en el \u00e1mbito empresarial. Las coaches de App-Credit, capacitadas con un enfoque de g\u00e9nero, brindan un acompa\u00f1amiento adecuado y continuo.\nAdem\u00e1s, App-Credit fomenta el desarrollo de negocios comprometidos con la sostenibilidad, alentando pr\u00e1cticas responsables con el medio ambiente y la comunidad. Cada programa es evaluado mediante encuestas previas y posteriores, y cada graduada se convierte en miembro del Club App-Credit, lo que permite un acompa\u00f1amiento a largo plazo.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Desktop\/web-based application|Mobile app|Financial|Fintech solutions|Microcredit|Agricultural microfinance|Social and socio-economic|Social contracts|Social impact bonds","type_id":"993, 1015, 1023, 1032, 1058, 1072, 1066, 1067, 1076, 1137, 1085","use_cases":"Access to finance|Business models support|Access to knowledge and advisory|Farm management|income increase|raising capital|evidence-based credit|agricultural skills development","use_cases_id":"956, 969, 965, 910, 1180, 959, 958, 968","readiness_level":"8. Incubation","readiness_level_id":"89","adoption_level":"9. 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The application allows for the easy and intuitive recording of income and expenses (both business and personal), generating practical financial and business education. It helps organize financial information and enables the development of indicators and reports that assist in financial decision-making, as well as personalized advice through AI for a better understanding of their financial and business behavior. It also allows access to an Economic Support Fund (revolving fund) on preferential terms for those microenterprises that demonstrate good record-keeping practices\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Artificial intelligence (AI)|Mobile app|Financial|Fintech solutions","type_id":"993, 1015, 1016, 1032, 1058, 1072","use_cases":"Farm management|record-keeping and accounting|Access to finance|farmers\u0026#039; economic identity|remote financial transactions and savings|Business models support|income increase","use_cases_id":"910, 911, 956, 963, 964, 969, 1180","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. 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It offers a centralized platform for users to access details about health services, including locations, contacts, and user feedback.The innovative aspect lies in its aggregation of disparate healthcare information into a single, user-friendly interface and its inclusion of medicine ordering and delivery. Prospective users are primarily residents of Angola seeking easy access to health information and convenient pharmaceutical solutions.Its main function \/ use case is providing users with a means to locate health services, compare prices, and order pharmaceutical products directly from their mobile devices.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-05-02 14:32 CEST\n","long_description":"It features details such as photos, addresses, directions, contacts, opening hours, services, associated insurance, and user feedback. The app covers health services nationwide, offering filtering options by zone, distance, and more.\nAdditionally, Appy Sa\u00fade facilitates the ordering, purchase, and delivery of over 18,000 pharmaceutical products from major pharmacies in Angola, offering price information and product descriptions. The app is available for free on the AppStore and Google Play Store, making it accessible for users seeking comprehensive healthcare information and convenient pharmaceutical services.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Mobile app|E-commerce\/online marketplace","type_id":"993, 1015, 1032, 1025","use_cases":"Supply chain management|access to price information (input)|Access to markets|access to price information (output)|Access to knowledge and advisory|access to agricultural advice|support to distribution|Food quality and safety|food safety compliance support to meet regulatory requirements","use_cases_id":"939, 941, 928, 930, 965, 967, 945, 951, 955","readiness_level":"9. 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It is designed for ease of installation and requires minimal maintenance, lowering long-term operational costs. The primary function is to provide high-quality drinking water that meets World Health Organization (WHO) standards, addressing water scarcity in areas with limited access to clean water. Furthermore, it can also supply water for agricultural and forestry needs, expanding its utility beyond basic consumption. Potential users include communities in arid or water-stressed regions, farmers seeking alternative irrigation methods, and organizations involved in reforestation efforts.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 16:24:33\n","long_description":"Each collector net is quick and easy to install and requires no maintenance. The collectors are carbon neutral, as they operate without energy. The system produces high quality drinking water (approved by WHO standards) and can provide water for agriculture and forestry.\n","type":"Technological|Mechanization|Renewable energy \u0026amp; transportation|Solar-powered farming systems","type_id":"993, 1188, 1044, 1045","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|forestry management|water use optimization for sustainability|climate change mitigation|Production|crop production","use_cases_id":"916, 927, 920, 919, 897, 898","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"2. 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These systems dramatically reduce water consumption through efficient treatment and reuse, minimizing environmental impact.RAS incorporate real-time monitoring using sensors to maintain optimal environmental conditions, promoting fish health and growth. Prospective users include fish farmers seeking sustainable and high-productivity methods.The function and use case include flexibility, as they can be tailored to various species, enabling dense fish farming with reduced pollutant emissions and disease risk.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 16:03:56\n","long_description":"Aquamaof offers closed loop aquaculture solutions using Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS). Key features:\nClosed loop: Efficiently treats and reuses water, reducing consumption.\nMonitoring: Uses sensors to monitor environmental conditions in real time.\nSustainability: Minimizes pollutant emissions and risk of disease.\nHigh productivity: Allows for dense fish farming at lower costs.\nFlexibility: Suitable for a variety of aquatic species.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Sensor|Internet of Things (IoT)","type_id":"993, 1015, 1036, 1030","use_cases":"Production|animal production|fisheries products management|optimization of resource use for better production|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact","use_cases_id":"897, 899, 900, 909, 916, 920, 925","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"2. 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This method aims to optimize resource use and minimize waste.The innovative aspect lies in the precision of nutrient delivery, ensuring plants receive the exact amount needed at regular intervals. Excess solution recovery, when implemented, further enhances efficiency and reduces environmental impact.Prospective users include commercial growers, hobby gardeners, and researchers seeking controlled and efficient plant cultivation methods. The primary function is to automate irrigation, improving water and nutrient utilization while potentially reducing labor costs.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-04-29 21:32:17\n","long_description":"In these irrigation systems, a timer controls a pump that causes the nutrient solution to drip onto the underside of the plants. In some of these systems, it is possible to recover excess nutrient solution for reuse, while in others the excess solution is discarded.\n","type":"Technological|Mechanization","type_id":"993, 1188","use_cases":"Production|crop production|optimization of resource use for better production|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|Farm management|field management","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 909, 916, 920, 910, 914","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"9. 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It leverages thermal insulation to maintain cooking temperatures for extended periods after initial heating on a conventional stove.This innovation reduces the need for constant fuel consumption, mitigating deforestation and associated climate change impacts. The primary users are women in fuel-scarce regions, freeing their time from constant cooking and enabling them to pursue other income-generating activities. It offers a simple, affordable, and environmentally friendly cooking solution.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 14:30\n","long_description":"Given the lack or scarcity of cooking fuels (wood, coal or gas) in the far north region of Cameroon, and the lack of autonomy among women, because women can no longer go about other occupations because they are constantly preparing. The problem of deforestation which is a direct impact on climate change. ASAAB which is an ultimate solution, is a non-electrical device with a cylindrical shape made from a fabric and several thermal insulators. It allows you to simmer good dishes of all kinds. To use the ASAAB cooker, a pot is first preheated normally to a fireplace (a stove, stove, wood or charcoal fireplace,..) to bring an initial cooking temperature for up to 10 minutes. At this stage, the pan or pot is removed from the fireplace and placed in the cooker where, due to insulation, the container remains close to the temperature at which it was removed from the fireplace for a period of time. The same goes for cold drinks.\n","type":"Technological|Manufacturing technologies|Novel preservation methods|Social and socio-economic|Frugal innovation","type_id":"993, 1009, 1013, 1076, 1088","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|climate change mitigation|forestry management|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag","use_cases_id":"916, 925, 919, 927, 917","readiness_level":"5. Working Model","readiness_level_id":"92","adoption_level":"8. 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It\u0027s innovative adaptation to slow wind speeds makes it particularly suitable for the Egyptian and broader MENA climate, where consistent high winds may be less common.The target users are farmers and agricultural businesses looking to reduce operational costs and environmental impact. The wind turbines provide a renewable energy source for powering irrigation systems, eliminating the need for expensive and polluting diesel fuel. This solution promises long-term savings and a reduced carbon footprint for agricultural operations.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 Pro 2024-04-29 15:23\n","long_description":"Askova in an energy company that supplies wind turbines as a more affordable alternative to diesel generators used for irrigation in most agricultural fields in Egypt. They offer an innovative product that works on slow wind speed which makes it adaptable to the Egyptian and MENA climate.\n","type":"Technological|Mechanization|Renewable energy \u0026amp; transportation|Wind energy for agriculture","type_id":"993, 1188, 1044, 1046","use_cases":"Production|crop production|Farm management|field management|optimization of resource use for better production|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|climate change adaptation","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 910, 914, 909, 916, 920, 925, 918","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"8. 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The system uses solar power and battery backup to power a submersible pump, drawing water from a reservoir through pipes.Its innovative aspect lies in the integration of remote control via mobile phone, allowing users to initiate and manage irrigation cycles from afar, with a range exceeding 5000 miles.Prospective users are farmers seeking efficient water management and reduced labor. The primary function is to enable remote irrigation, optimizing water usage and minimizing the need for on-site presence.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-02-29 15:35\n","long_description":"This system is powered by a solar panel and battery. The system has a submissive pump, a reservoir tank and pipes. The solar panel and batteries power the submissive pump which pulls the water from the reservoir\/source and pumps it through the pipes. The system is also designed with an automatic switching system which is programmed with a mobile phone with a range of over 5000 miles away, this means that the farmer can be at his or her home and irrigate their farm.\n","type":"Technological|Mechanization|Digital technologies|Mobile app|Renewable energy \u0026amp; transportation|Solar-powered farming systems","type_id":"993, 1188, 1015, 1032, 1044, 1045","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|Farm management|field management|equipment management","use_cases_id":"916, 920, 910, 914, 913","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"8. 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A color-coded display provides a clear visual indication of the water level.This innovation targets homeowners and businesses, allowing them to conserve water and reduce wastage by preventing overfilling and ensuring efficient water usage. It simplifies water tank management, eliminating the need for manual monitoring and intervention.GENERATED BY AI - Claude 2024-05-03 14:53\n","long_description":"This system gives the user the ability to automatically\u00a0 manage and monitor the level of their water tank at home or office. The pump automatically comes on when water level in the tank is at 25% and turns off when full at 100%. It has a colour coded display which indicates the various water levels.\nThe system allows for more efficient use of water, reducing unnecessary wastage.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Sensor|Internet of Things (IoT)","type_id":"993, 1015, 1036, 1030","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|Farm management|optimization of resource use for economic benefit|Production|optimization of resource use for better production|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact","use_cases_id":"916, 920, 910, 915, 897, 909, 925","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"8. 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This innovation addresses environmental concerns related to industrial waste disposal in Algeria.The prospective users are individuals seeking natural and beneficial skin and hair care products. The soap\u0027s function is to offer a gentle cleansing alternative, potentially leveraging the beneficial properties of both buttermilk and recycled poultry oil for skin and hair health.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro on June 19, 2024 at 14:35 CEST.\n","long_description":"A project which consists in using a product resulting from the manufacture of butter, which is (buttermilk), it is considered as a waste rejected by dairy factories in Algeria and which is one of the most important causes of pollution of the water in the country. Its use is very wide, either in food (cheeses, creams, juices, etc.) or in cosmetics. The solution: by taking it up in many factories and combining it with the oil produced by recycling poultry products, Aya will make a natural soap that is useful for the skin and even the hair.\n","type":"Technological|Manufacturing technologies|Advanced food processing techniques|Novel preservation methods|Sustainable packaging solutions|Biotechnologies|Environmental biotechnology|Social and socio-economic","type_id":"993, 1009, 1012, 1013, 1014, 994, 999, 1076","use_cases":"Supply chain management|support to food processing|Food quality and safety|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices","use_cases_id":"939, 943, 951, 925, 916","readiness_level":"1. Idea\/Hypothesis","readiness_level_id":"96","adoption_level":"2. 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This innovative approach balances soil pH, increases organic matter content, and ensures a gradual release of essential nutrients to plants, reducing environmental pollution caused by nutrient runoff.Prospective users are farmers and agricultural practitioners facing soil degradation and nutrient deficiencies. The solution offers a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative to synthetic fertilizers, promoting healthy plant growth and environmental conservation.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 13:54 24\/04\/2024\n","long_description":"This solution is by researchers at Makerere University who used Azolla blended with verniculite nanoparticles to restore soil fertility through balancing the PH, improve organic matter content as well as allowiing slow release of nutrients to plants which minimizes leakages to the environment.\n","type":"Technological|Biologicals|Biotechnologies|Biofertilizers and biopesticides|Micro-nanotechnology \u0026amp; nanobiotech|Nano pesticides, fertilizers and antibiotics","type_id":"993, 2100, 994, 1001, 1002, 1007","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|improving soil management practices|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|Production|crop production|soil carbon sequestration monitoring","use_cases_id":"916, 921, 917, 897, 898, 922","readiness_level":"5. 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It focuses on utilizing locally sourced, sustainable materials like earth, jute, and bamboo to construct houses, schools, and clinics. This approach addresses the need for affordable, durable, and environmentally friendly buildings in rural areas.The prospective users are primarily rural communities in Bangladesh, particularly those facing challenges with water and sanitation, and those requiring improved housing. The function encompasses not only the design and construction of buildings, but also training local communities in these techniques, fostering self-sufficiency and promoting sustainable development. Innovative aspects include the integration of traditional building practices with modern architectural design principles, creating structures that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing, while minimizing environmental impact.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 13:33 24\/04\/2024\n","long_description":"\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 Bangla Bari is in pursuit of beautiful and sustainable architectural solutions for rural Bangladesh. It is an award winning architectural firm, practicing\u00a0 sustainable architecture in rural Bangladesh. It builds houses, schools or clinics with earth, jute and bamboo. It has two major focus - firstly, to introduce better solution for the water and sanitation problem that affects 30% of rural Bangladesh, and secondly, to design, construct and train for functional, strong houses in rural Bangladesh. It also works as a third party construction partner for Bangladesh government, NGOs or international organizations including UNDP, JICS, JICA and UN-HABITAT. It has been featured in international media such as Al Jazeera, Commonwealth Association of Architects (CAA) and Nikkei Japan.\n","type":"Technological|Manufacturing technologies|Sustainable packaging solutions|Nature-based solutions|Traditional and indigenous practices|Social and socio-economic|Frugal innovation|Policy|Inclusion and Equity-Oriented Policies|Support for grassroots innovation|Appropriate technology promotion","type_id":"993, 1009, 1014, 1196, 1206, 1076, 1088, 1095, 1136, 1110, 1111","use_cases":"Farm management|disaster management|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability","use_cases_id":"910, 1154, 916, 920","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"3. 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It empowers local communities with the skills to collect samples, extract DNA, and compare sequences against global databases.The innovative aspect lies in its decentralized approach, transforming residents into active participants in scientific research and conservation efforts. Prospective users include research institutions, conservation organizations, and local communities seeking to understand and protect their biodiversity.The primary function is to create a comprehensive and up-to-date catalogue of species in the Gal\u00e1pagos, enabling better monitoring of endangered species and informed conservation management.The use case is to empower local communities, contribute to conservation efforts and reactivate their economy.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 Pro 2024-05-02 19:36 CEST\n","long_description":"Citizen science used to catalogue fauna and flora in the Gal\u00e1pagos.\nThis project is led by Universidad San Francisco de Quito and has a 750.000 USD funding from: UK Research \u0026amp; Innovation (UKRI) del Reino Unido, Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) y Newton Fund.\nThe project is starting by training 50 people who live in the Gal\u00e1pagos, who before the pandemic, had economic activities in tourism and fishing. This project helps reactivate their economy while contributing to conservation. These local people have been trained to use barcoding sytem, which consists on using DNA sequences and comparing that information to global databases.\nThe limitation of this solution is that the project has a one year duration; however, sustainability is expected with new capacities acquired by local people who can continue with science and conservation.\nData should be updated to identify endangered species, however, the project contributes to create an exhaustive catalogue. \n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Biologicals|Biotechnologies|Social and socio-economic|Community engagement|Citizen science in agriculture","type_id":"993, 1015, 2100, 994, 1076, 1091, 1093","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|biodiversity mapping to inform land use planning|Farm management|income increase","use_cases_id":"916, 917, 924, 910, 1180","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"2. 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They function by strategically capturing and stabilizing sediment, thus preventing further land degradation.The primary users are communities facing land erosion challenges, including agricultural regions and areas with unstable soil. The innovative aspect lies in its combined approach: using geocoastal barriers and strategically placed stones to create structures that effectively trap sediment, promoting natural land recovery and stability. This simple to implement technique allows both for the management of the damage and the sustainable use of forest resources, empowering women to diversify their livelihoods.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 13\/05\/2024 15:24 GMT\n","long_description":"Las barreras de geocostales y de\u00a0piedra\u00a0acomodada permiten captar y estabilizar los sedimentos, para el control de la erosi\u00f3n en c\u00e1rcavas.\nTambi\u00e9n a permitido mejorar el aprovechamiento sostenible de recursos forestales por grupos de mujeres, diversificando los medios de vida y generando estrategias de empoderamiento y de obtenci\u00f3n de recursos para financiar medios de vida sostenibles.\n","type":"Technological|Nature-based solutions|Living barriers|Social and socio-economic","type_id":"993, 1196, 1210, 1076","use_cases":"forestry management|Production|forest products and logging management|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|Farm management|income increase|optimization of resource use for economic benefit|optimization of resource use for better production|disaster management|climate change adaptation","use_cases_id":"927, 897, 901, 916, 910, 1180, 915, 909, 1154, 918","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. 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Innovative aspects include increased efficiency, reduced labor costs, and data-driven insights for optimized operations.Prospective users are farmers seeking to improve productivity and profitability. The function is to automate repetitive and labor-intensive tasks, improve precision, and provide data for informed decision-making, ultimately leading to higher crop yields.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 14:32:33\n","long_description":"Bear Flag Robotics is a company that develops autonomous driving technology for farm tractors. By equipping tractors with advanced technology, Bear Flag helps farmers automate tasks like tilling and planting, increasing efficiency and reducing labor costs. Their technology also provides valuable data and insights that can help farmers optimize their operations and improve crop yields.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Artificial intelligence (AI)|Machine learning|Robotics|Robotics and automation in farming|Vehicles and machinery|Mechanization|Ground preparation and management machinery","type_id":"993, 1015, 1016, 1031, 1035, 1043, 1194, 1188, 1191","use_cases":"Production|crop production|Farm management|field management|precision seeding and fertilization for better production|optimization of resource use for better production|equipment management","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 910, 914, 908, 909, 913","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"United States of America","countries_adoption_id":"500","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth, Goal 2: Zero hunger","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1165, 1159","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Agriculture cooperatives, Farm advisors, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"5, 6, 7, 3, 8, 2075","owner":"Bear Flag Robotics","owner_id":"46148","owner_text":"Bear Flag Robotics","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"69","id":"46174","title":"Bee Observatory Action Learning","short_description":"The \u0022Bajan Bee Experience\u0022 offers an immersive educational opportunity centered around bee observation and biodiversity awareness. It provides visitors, including tourists and local community members, with a safe and engaging way to learn about the essential role of bees in the ecosystem.The innovative aspect lies in combining direct observation of bee hives within a controlled environment (the Bee Observatory) with educational insights from local beekeepers. This approach fosters a deeper understanding of bee behavior and the importance of biodiversity.Prospective users benefit from increased environmental awareness and an appreciation for sustainable practices. The function is to educate the public, promote conservation, and support local beekeeping initiatives while offering an ecotourism attraction.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 14:32\n","long_description":"Walkers Reserve in Barbados opened in 2024 a Bee Observatory, providing a \u0022Bajan Bee Experience\u0022 for visitors which\u00a0offers a fascinating look into the essential role bees play in our ecosystem, allowing participants to safely observe these remarkable creatures up close in the Bee Observatory.\u00a0 This immersive experience combines education, regeneration and innovation, offering insights that emphasize Walkers Reserve\u0027s commitment to environmental stewardship.\nThe Bee Observatory is managed by local beekeepers who impart knowledge of Caribbean bees and biodiversity to guests. Through the Bajan Bee Experience, visitors get to view up close how hives function and the general lives of bees.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Website|Nature-based solutions|Pollinator-friendly practices|Social and socio-economic|Community engagement","type_id":"993, 1015, 1039, 1196, 1202, 1076, 1091","use_cases":"biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|Access to knowledge and advisory|agricultural skills development","use_cases_id":"917, 916, 965, 968","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"8. 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Innovative aspects involve hands-on learning of honey production techniques from local families. Prospective users are tourists seeking authentic cultural experiences and nature enthusiasts. The main function is to provide an educational and interactive experience related to beekeeping and local traditions.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 17:22 PDT\n","long_description":"An experience that allows you to live as a beekeeper in the heart of Jerash, and learn honey production from a local family who has inherited the honey industry from their forefathers.\nThe family also offers traditional meals from breakfast and lunch. After breakfast in the backyard, a hiking trip is available to the apiary location. You will gear up with the special beekeeper suit and begin the bee experience there.\n","type":"Social and socio-economic|New business models|Community engagement","type_id":"1076, 1211, 1091","use_cases":"Production|animal production|Farm management|Access to knowledge and advisory|income increase","use_cases_id":"897, 899, 910, 965, 1180","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"8. 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These include utilizing organic methane gas, produced from food waste, as a primary energy source, and employing hydroponic farming for on-site organic crop cultivation. This model aims to minimize environmental impact and promote resource efficiency within the restaurant\u0027s operations.The prospective users of this model are restaurant owners and entrepreneurs seeking to implement eco-friendly practices. Its primary function is to create a self-sustaining, environmentally conscious dining experience while supporting local communities and reducing reliance on traditional energy sources.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 17\/09\/2024 17:39\n","long_description":"In the heart of the Jordan Valley \ud83c\uddef\ud83c\uddf4 lies Beit Sweimeh restaurant, an eco-agro-gastro experience that blends tradition and cuisine. \ud83c\udf31\ud83c\udf74 Run with love by Sireen Al Shareef, a mother of four, the restaurant radiates sustainability, community spirit and local charm.\ud83c\udf1f\nWith the help of 15 talented local women crafting traditional foods, Beit Sweimeh is driving\u00a0#femaleparticipation\u00a0in the region\u0027s booming\u00a0#tourism\u00a0sector. They use organic methane gas, generated from leftover food to power the restaurant, while hydroponic farming nurtures organic crops grown on-site.\ud83d\udc68\ud83c\udffd\u200d\ud83c\udf3e\ud83e\uddfa A true eco-conscious haven!\n","type":"Technological|Renewable energy \u0026amp; transportation|Biologicals|Biotechnologies|Environmental biotechnology|Biofuels from agricultural waste|Solar-powered farming systems|Nature-based solutions","type_id":"993, 1044, 2100, 994, 999, 1047, 1045, 1196","use_cases":"Production|crop production|Farm management|optimization of resource use for economic benefit|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag","use_cases_id":"897, 898, 910, 915, 916, 925, 917","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"4. 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The solution utilizes ice as a thermal energy storage medium, freezing water during off-peak hours when electricity costs are lower. This stored ice is then used to provide cooling during peak hours, lessening the reliance on traditional, energy-intensive cooling systems.The primary users are commercial and industrial facilities seeking to lower energy expenses and manage peak demand charges. Industries like food processing, pharmaceuticals, and data centers, which have significant and consistent cooling needs, would particularly benefit. The innovative aspect lies in shifting energy consumption from peak to off-peak periods, optimizing energy usage and lowering overall costs while contributing to grid stability.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 17:48 CEST\n","long_description":"Berg Chilling Systems provides Ice-based Cooling System Thermal Cooling System energy storage solutions for commercial and industrial applications. The systems can help to reduce energy costs and peak demand, and are suitable for a range of industries, including food processing, pharmaceuticals, and data centers.\n","type":"Technological|Renewable energy \u0026amp; transportation|Novel energy storage technologies","type_id":"993, 1044, 1051","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|Farm management|optimization of resource use for economic benefit|Supply chain management|cold chain monitoring to maintain product quality during transport","use_cases_id":"916, 925, 910, 915, 939, 948","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"8. 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It goes beyond basic functionality to offer a range of amenities, including separate facilities for men, women, and people with disabilities, as well as diaper changing stations and ablution areas.The innovative aspects include integrated smart entry, feedback, and security systems, as well as advertising spaces to generate revenue and ensure sustainability. Prospective users are urban dwellers, particularly women, people with disabilities, and those traveling or working in public spaces. The primary function is to provide safe, clean, and dignified sanitation facilities, improving public health and well-being.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 12\/10\/2024 18:01 CET\n","long_description":"There are less than 100 usable toilets in Dhaka - a city of more than 20 million people. In this situation, Bhumijo, a local social enterprise, has come up with a much needed solution.\u00a0Bhumijo provides facilities that include male toilet, urinal, wash stations, drinking water, separate female facilities and differently abled-friendly toilet with wash stations. Besides these, the facilities also include diaper changing station, ablution and legwashing area. Additional features include provision of shower, laundromat service and refreshments (tea, snacks etc). The facilities are equipped with smart entry, feedback and security system. Video, static and audio advertising spaces are available both inside and outside the facility. Bhumijo believes clean toilet is a human right. No women should be worried about public toilets while out. Public toilets should be clean and usable when needed. The job of providing clean toilet service should be dignified and valued. Bhumijo envisions to end the public toilet crisis all over Bangladesh by 2030.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Sensor|Digital twins|Social and socio-economic|New business models|Frugal innovation","type_id":"993, 1015, 1036, 1040, 1076, 1211, 1088","use_cases":"Access to markets|access to physical marketplaces|Supply chain management|support to consumption and nutrition|Governance, policy support and intelligence|promoting ethical practices and community wellbeing","use_cases_id":"928, 931, 939, 944, 980, 991","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. 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It employs big data analytics and AI to provide real-time monitoring of farms.The system offers farmers and agricultural businesses tools for overall monitoring and analysis, including key industry indicators and early warnings. It uses AI analysis to guide production, offering remote monitoring and quality control of regional products.Prospective users include farmers, agricultural businesses, and regional agricultural organizations seeking to optimize production, improve quality control, and gain a competitive edge through data-driven decision-making.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 - 2024-05-02 14:30\n","long_description":"This system offers data display from production to sales in agriculture, providing services like overall monitoring and various analyses. Through big data and AI, it shows key industry indicators and sends warnings. It also remotely monitors farms in real-time, guiding production with AI analysis, and has a quality monitoring system for regional agricultural products.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Artificial intelligence (AI)|Big data|Desktop\/web-based application|Remote sensing|Sensor","type_id":"993, 1015, 1016, 1018, 1023, 1034, 1036","use_cases":"Farm management|Production|crop monitoring|field management|Supply chain management|traceability to ensure food safety and supply chain transparency|market forecasting for production and inventory planning|Access to knowledge and advisory|Access to markets|optimization of resource use for better production","use_cases_id":"910, 897, 904, 914, 939, 946, 933, 965, 928, 909","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"China","countries_adoption_id":"310","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure","impact_sdgs_id":"1166","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Farm advisors, Large enterprises, Small-medium enterprises, Central government entities, Local government entities, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 2075","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"75","id":"46179","title":"Bio Sand Filter","short_description":"BioSand Filter is a water purification system. It mimics natural water filtration processes.It innovatively uses a biological layer to remove pathogens from contaminated water. Prospective users are individuals and communities needing affordable access to clean water.The filter removes contaminants like bacteria, protozoa, and viruses as water passes through layers of sand and gravel. It is a low-tech, sustainable solution for water purification.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.0 2024-05-02 14:21:12\n","long_description":"Description: It is a plastic container filled with sand and gravel, into which water is poured periodically. The biolayer of microorganisms that is created on the surface of the sand filters and removes pathogens from the water, which flows by hydrostatic pressure or siphon to a container of clean water. Sand and gravel are sourced locally.\n","type":"Technological|Nature-based solutions|Traditional and indigenous practices","type_id":"993, 1196, 1206","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|improving soil management practices","use_cases_id":"916, 920, 921","readiness_level":"5. Working Model","readiness_level_id":"92","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, China, Colombia, Congo, Costa Rica, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Indonesia, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Kenya, Lao People\u0026#039;s Democratic Republic, Liberia, Malawi, Mexico, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nepal, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Uganda, United States of America, Viet Nam, Zambia, Zimbabwe","countries_adoption_id":"264, 1821, 295, 300, 303, 310, 315, 317, 319, 327, 331, 332, 334, 339, 352, 359, 364, 370, 371, 372, 1822, 387, 391, 397, 407, 414, 415, 418, 422, 423, 424, 431, 435, 436, 437, 448, 460, 463, 469, 470, 474, 476, 483, 484, 494, 500, 506, 510, 511","country_origin":"Guatemala","country_origin_od":"359","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation, Goal 13: Climate action, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1163, 1170, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Agriculture cooperatives, Civil society organizations, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"4, 2074, 7, 3, 12, 15, 16, 2075","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"76","id":"45931","title":"Biocompost- external service\u003Cbr \/\u003E\n","short_description":"Decentralized Herbalist Composting Network is a system designed to address organic waste management in Quito while empowering local herbalists.It connects herbalists with a means to efficiently dispose of surplus medicinal plants and other organic waste, transforming it into valuable compost. The innovative aspect lies in its decentralized nature, eliminating the need for transportation to centralized composting facilities.This network benefits both herbalists, by providing a sustainable waste disposal solution and a valuable resource for their orchards, and the city of Quito, by reducing methane emissions and overall waste volume.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro - 2024-05-02 14:32:01\n","long_description":"In Quito, around 2,000 to 2,400 tons of garbage are generated daily. That means that every 2 months we Quite\u00f1os can fill the Atahualpa Olympic Stadium with garbage. Likewise, the production of garbage in the city continues to grow exponentially.\n\u00a0\nMore than half of the garbage we generate is organic waste and it can be easily decomposed. That is, they do not need large amounts of energy to transform. Despite this, they are a source of pollution since if they are not used correctly they produce methane (CH4), which is 25 times more polluting than carbon dioxide (CO2).\n\u00a0\nQuito lacks an effective treatment for the management of organic waste. This solution was found when ideating about how herbalists could increase their livelihoods and use their surplus medicinal plants in a way that it didn\u00b4t get wasted. Composting is an interesting alternative, but for them, it requires transportation from the market to their plots to compost and time, which is very scarce. Outsourcing their organic waste may be a more viable alternative, and in return they would get a valuable material so needed for their orchards.\n","type":"Technological|Biologicals|Biotechnologies|Environmental biotechnology|Nature-based solutions","type_id":"993, 2100, 994, 999, 1196","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change mitigation|improving soil management practices|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|Farm management|income increase","use_cases_id":"916, 919, 921, 925, 910, 1180","readiness_level":"1. Idea\/Hypothesis","readiness_level_id":"96","adoption_level":"2. Project team","adoption_level_id":"179","countries_adoption":"Ecuador","countries_adoption_id":"332","country_origin":"Ecuador","country_origin_od":"332","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 13: Climate action","impact_sdgs_id":"1170","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Local government entities, Civil society organizations, Food consumers","prospective_users_id":"7, 11, 15, 12, 13","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"77","id":"45932","title":"Biodigester in Los Pinos: Transformative science, solving more than one problem at a time.","short_description":"Community Biodigester System is a solution that addresses waste management issues and provides a renewable energy source for small communities. It utilizes livestock waste to generate biogas, a fuel produced through the biodegradation process of organic matter.This innovative approach tackles environmental pollution caused by accumulated livestock waste while offering a sustainable energy alternative to gas cylinders or firewood. Prospective users include rural communities with livestock production, experiencing issues like waste pollution, power outages, and lack of access to natural gas. The biodigester provides clean energy for cooking, heating, and electricity, improving living conditions and promoting community organization.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024\/05\/08 15:02 GMT\n","long_description":"Mercedes Echarte is a researcher at INTA and CONICET, who works in Balcarce, province of Buenos Aires, and specializes in issues related to the role of agriculture and livestock in the production of renewable energies. In this connection with this, she had been asking herself a crucial question: Who benefits from science? She was thinking about \u201c\u2026the development of research at the service of the community, seeking particularly a sociotechnical transformation of people and of the relationship between people and devices.\u201d With this concern in mind, she came across an open call that caught her attention: a German Institute was offering to fund the installation of biodigesters, as long as they were used to solve a specific environmental problem and, in turn, promoted community organization processes to ensure their sustainability. There, she saw an opportunity.\nThe urban-rural fringe of the towns of the province of Buenos Aires is made up of small communities where there are facilities for the production of poultry, pigs, feedlots, and dairy, taking advantage of the public utilities and labor of the area. Although the growth and development of these activities are essential for local economies, they produce a large amount of livestock waste that causes pollution; waste that could be used to generate biogas, a fuel naturally produced in the biodegradation process of organic matter.\u00a0\nWith great expectation, Mercedes approached the municipality of Balcarce to talk about the call. In that meeting, working in Los Pinos became a possibility. This community is made up of 350 inhabitants and a set of scattered houses mixing, within the urban fabric, with small plots for animal husbandry (pigs and poultry, mainly) that, in some cases, represent inhabitants\u2019 main means of livelihood. Residents of Los Pinos had been reporting different problems linked to the large amounts of accumulated livestock waste that caused, among other issues, a high presence of flies and strong odors. The situation reached a point where people could not take part in social and community activities as normal. Moreover, residents experienced frequent power outages that reduced access to water and did not have a natural gas network, forcing them to rely on gas cylinders or firewood for cooking, and heating their hom es. Hence, the biodigester represented a response to a comprehensive problem by addressing waste management and providing the community with a renewable energy source to extract water and reduce the chances of outages.\u00a0\nMercedes formed a group with other researchers from INTA, CONICET, and the National University of Mar del Plata. Together, they called a first meeting with the residents of Los Pinos to tell them about the project and the possible implications for their daily lives. However, no one attended and they had to walk through the town knocking on doors, looking for eager listeners. Thanks to that action, they managed to gather a small group, characterized by shyness and suspicion, which gradually grew.\u00a0\nWith the project in motion, the challenge of sustainability needed to be addressed. Then, a group from the School of Economic Sciences of the University of Mar del Plata joined in and traveled to Los Pinos to talk about the different organizational options. Everyone learned a lot during that process. Mercedes shares \u201c\u2026when the people from the School of Economic Sciences spoke, we were the residents of Los Pinos, I mean my group, and the residents of Los Pinos were the real INTA researchers. The roles began to switch.\u201d The exchange of knowledge was so rich that \u201c\u2026a neighbor who always used to come to the meetings [was asked a few questions], and one of the questions was \u2018Do you know what biogas is?\u2019 And this neighbor said, \u2018Now I do.\u2019 \u201d\u00a0\nIn this context, the idea of forming a cooperative came up and, despite the initial suspicion, it then blossomed. The cooperative aims to manage the gas service, ensure long-term continuity and promote local and sustainable development. Members have joined in over time and thus have consolidated a model of organization and participation that represents an important milestone for the community, which did not have prior associations. Mercedes reflects, saying \u201c\u2026the biodigester, before producing 1 milliliter of biogas, had already brought together many of the neighbors, had reunited and organized them, had changed their perspective in terms of producers, and had brought the producers a little closer together. As a technology, it has a lot of collaterals we didn\u0027t expect.\u201d\n","type":"Technological|Renewable energy \u0026amp; transportation|Biofuels from agricultural waste|Social and socio-economic|Cooperative models and aggregation","type_id":"993, 1044, 1047, 1076, 1077","use_cases":"Production|animal production|optimization of resource use for better production|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change mitigation|Collective action and aggregation|cooperative management to improve efficiency and governance|Governance, policy support and intelligence|promoting ethical practices and community wellbeing","use_cases_id":"897, 899, 909, 916, 919, 973, 974, 980, 991","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"3. 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This biogas is then used to power electricity generators, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.These plants also address bio-security concerns and improve litter management in poultry farms. The resulting slurry is a valuable bio-fertilizer, reducing the need for chemical fertilizers. Prospective users include poultry farms, particularly those with large bird populations, and local communities benefiting from the generated electricity and organic fertilizer.GENERATED BY AI - Claude Instant on October 26, 2023 at 09:57 AM PST\n","long_description":"Establishment of biogas based electricity plants in the poultry farms reduces dependency on fossil fuel used forerunning captive generators. This also ensures bio-security and proper litter management in these farms. Moreover, slurry produced in the digesters as byproduct is a good bio-fertilizer.\u00a0According to the Livestock Department, currently there are more than 150,000 poultry farms in Bangladesh with about 1,500 farms having more than 20,000 birds population. So, Bangladesh has good potential for biogas based electricity projects. Biogas plants not only provide gas for cooking purpose but also produce organic fertilizer for the crops and fish pond. The program helps reduce the use of biomass fuel for cooking. Till December 2021, IDCOL has financed construction of over 61,200 biogas plants all over the country through its 37 partner organizations. IDCOL finances plants with daily gas production capacity ranging from 1.2 m3 to 25.0 m3 thereby meeting demand of both domestic households and mid-sized dairy and poultry farms. IDCOL currently finances two models of biogas plants: brick-cement based plants and pre-fabricated bio-digester based plants. The program saves 58,750 tons of firewood ever year worth USD 4.6 million and also reduces the use of 52,000 tons of chemical fertilizer worth USD 13.6 million by producing 363,000 tons of organic fertilizer. The program also reduces 234,000 ton CO2 consumption per annum.\n","type":"Technological|Renewable energy \u0026amp; transportation|Biofuels from agricultural waste|Biotechnologies|Biofertilizers and biopesticides","type_id":"993, 1044, 1047, 994, 1001","use_cases":"Production|animal production|optimization of resource use for better production|Farm management|optimization of resource use for economic benefit|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change mitigation|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|improving soil management practices|carbon credit management to monetize sustainable practices","use_cases_id":"897, 899, 909, 910, 915, 916, 919, 925, 921, 923","readiness_level":"9. Ready","readiness_level_id":"88","adoption_level":"9. Livelihood system (Common)","adoption_level_id":"172","countries_adoption":"Bangladesh","countries_adoption_id":"1821","country_origin":"Bangladesh","country_origin_od":"1821","region":"Asia","region_id":"103","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 7: Affordable and clean energy, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1164, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Rural communities, Large size farms \/ farmers, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Small-medium enterprises, Funders and investors, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 2075, 15","owner":"Infrastructure Development Company Limited (Bangladesh)","owner_id":"45828","owner_text":"Infrastructure Development Company Limited (Bangladesh)","partner_text":"Infrastructure Development Company Limited (IDCOL)","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"79","id":"45936","title":"Biomaterials from pineapple","short_description":"Agro-waste Biomaterial Conversion is more a category \/ group of innovations than a specific solution.It encompasses transforming agricultural and industrial waste, specifically pineapple leaves in this instance, into usable biomaterials. The innovative aspect lies in repurposing a significant waste stream (75% of pineapple production) into valuable resources like felt, bioplastic, chipboard, and rope.Prospective users include sustainable product developers, manufacturers seeking eco-friendly materials, and communities aiming to reduce waste and boost local economies. The function\/use case involves substituting conventional, less sustainable materials with these bio-based alternatives in various applications.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-04-29 20:08:46\n","long_description":"Substrato is a project that transforms agroindustrial waste into biomaterials that can be applied to developing sustainable products. This is achieved thanks to a multidisciplinary process that connects the field with creative and innovative methodologies and local knowledge and infrastructure.\nThis project was born as an academic exploration that arises from investigating and analyzing agro-industrial residues in Mexico to develop new alternatives for its use and management. This, in turn, implies the development of sustainable products that demonstrate the economic value of organic waste.\nThe research focused on pineapple leaves, the primary residue in producing this fruit, representing 75% of the harvested product. The waste that served as raw material for the project\u0027s development was obtained from Ciudad Isla, Veracruz, one of the key pineapple-producing states in Mexico.From the experiment, four biomaterials were developed (felt, bioplastic, chipboard, and rope), and some applications of the materials made of fiber and pineapple leaf bagasse.\n","type":"Technological|Manufacturing technologies|Sustainable packaging solutions|Novel preservation methods|Biologicals|Biotechnologies","type_id":"993, 1009, 1014, 1013, 2100, 994","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|Farm management|optimization of resource use for economic benefit|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|Production|crop production|Business models support|supporting \/ implementing innovative business models","use_cases_id":"916, 910, 915, 925, 897, 898, 969, 970","readiness_level":"5. Working Model","readiness_level_id":"92","adoption_level":"2. Project team","adoption_level_id":"179","countries_adoption":"Mexico","countries_adoption_id":"407","country_origin":"Mexico","country_origin_od":"407","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 13: Climate action, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1170, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Medium size farms \/ farmers, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Farm advisors, Small-medium enterprises, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Funders and investors, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"1, 2, 3, 4, 2074, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 2075, 15","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"80","id":"45937","title":"Biorefinery with water lilies\u003Cbr \/\u003E\n","short_description":"Water Lily Biorefinery is a solution for the sustainable management of invasive water lilies, specifically designed for the Xochimilco canals but adaptable elsewhere. It focuses on environmentally friendly technology, social justice, and economic viability, addressing the problem of excessive water lily growth.This biorefinery uses the water lily as an absorbent for water purification. Innovative aspects include its adaptability to different topographies, replicability, and scalability. Prospective users are communities and organizations involved in managing aquatic ecosystems plagued by invasive water lilies, such as those in Xochimilco. It improves water quality and provides economic opportunities.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-03-08 15:30:00\n","long_description":"Specialists from the Department of Biotechnology of the Iztapalapa Unit of the Autonomous Metropolitan University (UAM) designed a biorefinery for the sustainable management of water lilies in the Xochimilco canals in the south of Mexico City. \n\n\u00a0The installation can be adapted to different topographies, replicated, and scaled in other sites, according to parameters of environmentally friendly technology, social justice, and economic viability.\nDr. Ernesto Favela Torres \u2013responsible for the project\u2013 has been working for over 40 years in research to use the plant as an absorbent for water purification in rivers and canals.\n","type":"Technological|Biotechnologies|Bioremediation and phytoremediation|Environmental biotechnology","type_id":"993, 994, 1000, 999","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|climate change adaptation","use_cases_id":"916, 920, 917, 918","readiness_level":"7. 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Prospective users include farming communities and other populations that rely on water sources impacted by mining operations.The primary function of the biofiltration system is to provide a sustainable and cost-effective method for treating polluted water, making it suitable for agricultural use, protecting both human health and the environment.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 19:18\n","long_description":"Innovators: Universidad Nacional Santiago Ant\u00fanez de Mayolo R\u00edo Santa Ana community members (Canrey chico) Instituto de Monta\u00f1a Rivers and other sources of water which farmers and communities depend on are polluted or have been negatively impacted from mining. Heavy metals in water poses an important threat to health and the environment. The R\u00edo Santa community in Per\u00fa has been trained in: analizing its water sources with the use of simple technological devices and use a filter system which consists of different water ponds with filtering plants and rocks. Polluted water travels and passes by filtering ponds and levels before arriving to farms or before community use. Communities chose the filtering plants to be used, which generate a bacteria that reduces metal pollution. Water becomes usable for agricultural purposes (not drinking).\n","type":"Technological|Biotechnologies|Bioremediation and phytoremediation|Nature-based solutions|Constructed wetlands|Traditional and indigenous practices","type_id":"993, 994, 1000, 1196, 1208, 1206","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|Production|crop production|Farm management|field management","use_cases_id":"916, 920, 917, 897, 898, 910, 914","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"","countries_adoption_id":"","country_origin":"Ecuador","country_origin_od":"332","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation, Goal 15: Life on Land","impact_sdgs_id":"1163, 1172","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Civil society organizations, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"1, 2, 3, 4, 2074, 7, 12, 15","owner":"Instituto de Monta\u00f1a, Universidad Nacional Santiago Ant\u00fanez de Mayolo","owner_id":"45835, 45836","owner_text":"Universidad Nacional Santiago Ant\u00fanez de Mayolo, Instituto de Monta\u00f1a","partner_text":"Universidad Nacional Santiago Ant\u00fanez de Mayolo, Instituto de Monta\u00f1a","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"82","id":"45837","title":"Bombas de semilla\u0026quot; para restaurar suelos de baja fertilidad","short_description":"Seed Bombs are a technique used to restore vegetation in areas where conventional methods have failed.Inspired by the Japanese \u0022nendo dango\u0022 method, these bombs consist of seeds mixed with clay and other materials, forming a protective ball. This innovative approach shields the seeds from harsh environmental conditions and predation.The prospective users are organizations and individuals involved in ecological restoration projects, particularly in challenging environments. Seed bombs facilitate the re-establishment of plant life and promote biodiversity.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 12:33 23\/07\/2024\n","long_description":"Estas bombas, inspiradas en la t\u00e9cnica japonesa \u0022nendo dango\u0022, son una estrategia \u00fatil para recuperar zonas en cuyo suelo no han funcionado las t\u00e9cnicas restaurativas convencionales. El FONAG, en su Programa de Recuperaci\u00f3n de la Cobertura Vegetal, busca\u00a0 favorecer la restauraci\u00f3n del \u00c1rea de Conservaci\u00f3n H\u00eddrica Antisana con esta t\u00e9cnica. \n","type":"Technological|Nature-based solutions|Conservation practices|Traditional and indigenous practices","type_id":"993, 1196, 1198, 1206","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|improving soil management practices|water use optimization for sustainability","use_cases_id":"916, 917, 921, 920","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"2. 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This innovation addresses the non-infrastructural barriers that often hinder cycling in these areas.The hubs offer services such as bike loans, mentorship programs, earn-a-bike initiatives, and guided rides. Prospective users include suburban residents who are interested in cycling but face obstacles like lack of knowledge, social support, or access to bicycles.The function of these hubs is to create a supportive environment that encourages cycling as a viable transportation and recreational option, ultimately building a cycling community.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 12\/05\/2024 15:12\n","long_description":"There is significant untapped potential for cycling in suburban neighborhoods. The Center for Active Transportation (TCAT) uses an innovative, evidence-based approach to incubating cycling in suburban communities through community bike hubs. Community bike hubs are spaces where people can learn more about cycling, meet other people who cycle, and go cycling together. They offer bike loans, bike mentorships, earn-your-bike programs, and guided rides, to encourage people to adopt cycling in areas where few people cycle. By addressing significant barriers in suburbs outside of infrastructure, the approach can accelerate cycling adoption and grow a cycling community. TCAT\u201a\u00c4\u00f4s community bike hub approach is based on a four-step approach that other suburban communities can replicate: 1) find the neighborhood, 2) identify local barriers, 3) remove barriers and start cycling, and 4) keep cycling. In total, they have launched six community bike hubs in four jurisdictions (Peel Region, Scarborough, Markham, and Newmarket), each with positive results.\n","type":"Institutional|Partnerships|Social and socio-economic|Community engagement","type_id":"1116, 1135, 1076, 1091","use_cases":"Access to knowledge and advisory|agricultural skills development|access to agricultural advice|Collective action and aggregation|cooperative management to improve efficiency and governance","use_cases_id":"965, 968, 967, 973, 974","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"3. 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They provide a range of services directly to communities. These hubs are implemented using vehicles like buses, equipped to offer essential services in areas such as education (STEAM), healthcare, entrepreneurship, and cultural activities.The innovative aspect lies in the mobility and integration of diverse services in a single, accessible platform. Prospective users include underserved communities with limited access to these services.Functionally, these hubs act as a bridge, bringing vital resources and opportunities directly to the people who need them most, addressing gaps in service provision and empowering local communities.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-01-30 16:39\n","long_description":"Based on functional and non-functional buses, with the aim of providing integrated infrastructure for the provision of services in the fields of STEAM Education, Health, Environment, Tourism, Entrepreneurship, culture and safe spaces for youth.\nThe project is already in 2 provinces: Luanda and Namibe, with itinerant and fixed buses that aim to promote STEM Education, Proximity Health, taking a Disease Screening and Diagnosis Center to communities, promoting culture, robotics and initiation space education, promoting free internet access and satellite telephony, as well as supporting local primary schools with digital literacy and a small library to encourage reading.\nThe project is in the expansion phase for the Entrepreneur\u0027s BusCenter, which aims to have a One-Stop-Center for the entrepreneur, that is, in the same space an entrepreneur who wants to open his business will be able to find all the services, from the feasibility study, company registration, brand registration, access to credit services, among others.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Robotics|Website|Mobile app|Financial|Fintech solutions|Institutional|Capacity development function","type_id":"993, 1015, 1035, 1039, 1032, 1058, 1072, 1116, 1126","use_cases":"Access to knowledge and advisory|Access to finance|Business models support|Access to markets","use_cases_id":"965, 956, 969, 928","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Angola","countries_adoption_id":"270","country_origin":"Angola","country_origin_od":"270","region":"Africa","region_id":"102","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 4: Quality education, Goal 3: Good health and well-being, Goal 17: Partnerships for the goals, Goal 10: Reduced inequalities","impact_sdgs_id":"1161, 1160, 1174, 1167","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Rural communities, Small-medium enterprises, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Civil society organizations, Local government entities, Funders and investors, Consortium of partners","prospective_users_id":"1, 4, 10, 11, 12, 15, 2075, 17","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"85","id":"45958","title":"Cantar Hasta Encontrarla","short_description":"\u0022Musical Memorialization\u0022 is a creative and community-based approach to addressing the issue of missing women and femicides.This innovation uses music and performance art to tell the stories of disappeared women, raising awareness and supporting families in their search for loved ones. Prospective users include families of missing women, feminist organizations, and communities seeking to address gender-based violence.The initiative functions as a form of public remembrance and denunciation, fostering solidarity and empowering communities to advocate for justice and accountability. It is an innovative way to approach public denouncement of the crimes of femicide.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 16:04 05\/05\/2024\n","long_description":"Construcci\u00f3n de un espacio comunitario de memoria y denuncia, a trav\u00e9s de la m\u00fasica y la sororidad, por medio del cual se visibiliza de manera creativa la desaparici\u00f3n de mujeres y feminicidios. Se origin\u00f3 a partir de la militancia de la artista en espacios feministas, en d\u00f3nde se entera de la desaparici\u00f3n de una joven mujer del departamento d\u00f3nde reside y es entonces cuando decide desde sus habilidades art\u00edsticas, acompa\u00f1ar a la familia en su b\u00fasqueda y poco a poco se vincula a trav\u00e9s de la m\u00fasica en esos espacios, hasta que la intervenci\u00f3n la lleva plantear toda una puesta en escena musical que dan vida a la historia de una mujer desaparecida en el departamento del Cauca, visibilizando su historia y la b\u00fasqueda constante que realiza su familia por encontrarla\nLa construcci\u00f3n de un espacio comunitario de memoria y defensa a trav\u00e9s de la m\u00fasica y la hermandad, donde la desaparici\u00f3n de mujeres y los feminicidios se visibilizan de forma creativa. Esta iniciativa surge de la participaci\u00f3n de la artista en c\u00edrculos feministas, donde se percata de la desaparici\u00f3n de una joven de su comunidad local. Motivada por esta experiencia personal, decide utilizar su talento art\u00edstico para apoyar a la familia en su b\u00fasqueda y, gradualmente, forjar v\u00ednculos a trav\u00e9s de la m\u00fasica en estos espacios. Este recorrido la llev\u00f3 a proponer una composici\u00f3n musical integral que narra la historia de una mujer desaparecida de la regi\u00f3n del Cauca. La composici\u00f3n no solo da voz a su historia, sino que tambi\u00e9n sirve como catalizador para la concienciaci\u00f3n comunitaria, fomentando una comprensi\u00f3n compartida de la b\u00fasqueda continua de ella y otras personas desaparecidas.\u00a0\n","type":"Social and socio-economic|Community engagement|Institutional|Knowledge management function|Partnerships|Social contracts|Social responsibility schemes|Technological|Digital technologies|Online community","type_id":"1076, 1091, 1116, 1123, 1135, 1137, 1138, 993, 1015, 1033","use_cases":"Collective action and aggregation|indigenous peoples\u0026#039; rights|cooperative management to improve efficiency and governance|Governance, policy support and intelligence|promoting ethical practices and community wellbeing","use_cases_id":"973, 1187, 974, 980, 991","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"3. Project partners","adoption_level_id":"178","countries_adoption":"Colombia","countries_adoption_id":"315","country_origin":"Colombia","country_origin_od":"315","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 5: Gender equality, Goal 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions","impact_sdgs_id":"1162, 1173","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Civil society organizations, Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Local government entities, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"12, 4, 2074, 15, 2075","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"86","id":"45960","title":"Carishinas en bici","short_description":"Women Empowerment Through Cycling, is more a category \/ group of innovations than a specific solution.This category includes initiatives empowering women through bicycle riding, teaching them cycling skills, and reclaiming public spaces traditionally dominated by men and cars. Prospective users are adult women in Ecuador who have not had the opportunity to learn to ride bikes due to traditional gender roles and societal expectations.These initiatives increase mobility, promotes independence, challenges gender norms, and creates a supportive community. Group bike rides provide safety in numbers, fostering a sense of belonging and collective empowerment.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 12\/10\/2024 19:38\n","long_description":"\u0022Carishinas\u0022 is a Quichua word, which in Spanish has become popular to describe women and girls who don\u00b4t fit into traditional roles. Women who don\u00b4t cook well, who like to play outdoors and do \u0022male\u0022 activities are disdainly called \u0022carishinas\u0022. Honoring this term, a group of women have organized the collective \u0022Carishinas on Bicycles\u0022. This citizen organization aims to reclaim public spaces for women who can freely transport themselves on bicycles. Ecuador is not Amsterdam, so access to a male, car dominated public space is quite a challenge.\nBecause of traditional roles, many adult women do not know how to ride bikes. This women\u00b4s collective teaches women to ride bikes, and hit the road! Group biking are organized.\nThis experience was storytold in Human Library event organized by Ecuador AccLab in January.\nInnovators: Carishinas en bici\nMapper: Paulina Jim\u00e9nez\nCurator: Paulina Jim\u00e9nez\n","type":"Social and socio-economic|Community engagement","type_id":"1076, 1091","use_cases":"Collective action and aggregation|indigenous peoples\u0026#039; rights|cooperative management to improve efficiency and governance|Access to knowledge and advisory|agricultural skills development","use_cases_id":"973, 1187, 974, 965, 968","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Ecuador","countries_adoption_id":"332","country_origin":"Ecuador","country_origin_od":"332","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 5: Gender equality, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1162, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Civil society organizations, Indigenous communities, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Local government entities, Food consumers","prospective_users_id":"12, 2074, 11, 15, 13","owner":"Carishinas en bici","owner_id":"45889","owner_text":"Carishinas en bici","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"87","id":"45962","title":"Cash for training to reactivate seamstresses economies","short_description":"\u0022Payment for Training\u0022 is a social innovation designed to reactivate livelihoods within a network of seamstresses, encompassing both immigrants and nationals. It involves providing theoretical and practical training in the manufacture of protective suits.The innovative aspect lies in combining skills development with immediate financial recognition, creating a tangible incentive for participation and economic empowerment. Prospective users are seamstresses seeking to improve their skills and income.The function is twofold: to equip participants with valuable manufacturing skills and provide them with an immediate income source, ultimately fostering a collaborative and supportive socioeconomic network.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-05-02 14:34 CEST\n","long_description":"Co-created solution. Acclab  Ecuador, together with our colleagues from the Economic Development Area, DIY Club and its sewing network, we conceived the project \u201cPayment for Training\u201d. Thus arose a strategy to reactivate the livelihoods of a network of seamstress, immigrant and national families. Through theoretical and practical training in the manufacture of protective suits, this network would obtain financial recognition.\nFrom its start, it was clear that this undertaking would not only remain in the manufacture of these equipment, but would also have an emphasis on promoting collaborative, open and horizontal forms of organization. We started a socioeconomic network in which empathy, solidarity and even affection would emerge, putting learning and knowledge exchange as an important asset.\n","type":"Institutional|Capacity development function|Agricultural vocational training centers|Governance function|Knowledge management function|Partnerships|Equitable partnerships|Social and socio-economic|New business models|Community engagement","type_id":"1116, 1126, 1127, 1129, 1123, 1135, 1119, 1076, 1211, 1091","use_cases":"Farm management|income increase|Access to knowledge and advisory|agricultural skills development|Collective action and aggregation|cooperative management to improve efficiency and governance|support to collective selling to access larger markets","use_cases_id":"910, 1180, 965, 968, 973, 974, 976","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"5. Innovation network (Common)","adoption_level_id":"176","countries_adoption":"Ecuador","countries_adoption_id":"332","country_origin":"Ecuador","country_origin_od":"332","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 8: Decent work and economic growth, Goal 10: Reduced inequalities","impact_sdgs_id":"1165, 1167","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Small-micro entrepreneurs, Rural communities, Civil society organizations, Local government entities, Funders and investors, Consortium of partners","prospective_users_id":"11, 4, 12, 15, 2075, 17","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"88","id":"45964","title":"Cat\u00e1logo: 100 hierbas medicinales","short_description":"Ancestral Knowledge Catalog is an innovation that helps safeguard and transmit ancestral herbal knowledge. It serves as a dynamic and evolving repository of information concerning traditional uses of medicinal herbs, targeting intergenerational transfer.This collaborative project with the hierbateras of San Roque market, captures empirical knowledge that could be lost through generational succession. Prospective users include herbalists, researchers, students, and the general public, promoting sustainable practices and preserving cultural heritage.GENERATED BY AI - Claude 3 Sonnet, 2024-05-02 14:54\n","long_description":"El Proyecto Territorios que Sanan, el Museo de la Ciudad y la Plataforma Primero de Mayo, con el apoyo t\u00e9cnico del PNUD, busca revalorizar el trabajo de hierbateras del mercado de San Roque, considerando su aporte en la conservaci\u00f3n de ecosistemas y en el cuidado de la salud de la ciudadan\u00eda. Como parte de la Minga de Innovaci\u00f3n del PNUD y con apoyo de estudiantes de la Escuela de Formaci\u00f3n de Tecn\u00f3logos de la Escuela Polit\u00e9cnica Nacional, se realizaron varios prototipos para dar soluci\u00f3n a problem\u00e1ticas que enfrentan las hierbateras de la Plataforma. Adem\u00e1s, se realiz\u00f3 este cat\u00e1logo, que esta en construcci\u00f3n permanente, y es una estrategia para conservar los saberes ancestrales que al ser transmitidos de forma emp\u00edrica y verbal corren el riesgo de no seguir en oficio debido al relevo generacional.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Desktop\/web-based application|Nature-based solutions|Traditional and indigenous practices|Institutional|Knowledge management function|Knowledge management and data sharing initiatives","type_id":"993, 1015, 1023, 1196, 1206, 1116, 1123, 1124","use_cases":"biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|Governance, policy support and intelligence|support to certification schemes|Access to knowledge and advisory|access to agricultural advice|agricultural skills development|Collective action and aggregation|indigenous peoples\u0026#039; rights","use_cases_id":"917, 916, 980, 987, 965, 967, 968, 973, 1187","readiness_level":"6. Working Application","readiness_level_id":"91","adoption_level":"3. Project partners","adoption_level_id":"178","countries_adoption":"Ecuador","countries_adoption_id":"332","country_origin":"Ecuador","country_origin_od":"332","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors, Consortium of partners","prospective_users_id":"1, 4, 2074, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 2075, 17","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"89","id":"45966","title":"Chacha Ventures:Promoting New Masculinities and Entrepreneurship Among Andean Indigenous Youth","short_description":"The \u0022Chacha Entrepreneurs\u0022 program is an innovative development program.It fosters new masculinities and socio-emotional skills in indigenous young men in Bolivia. The program aims to reduce violence and promote equity.It uses mentorship, business training, and exposure to business leaders to empower participants to develop business pitches, conduct market research, and access funding. Participants gain self awareness and an alternative vision of masculinity that emphasizes peace and indigenous identity.The program\u0027s focus on empowering young men, business training, and its direct work in promoting less violent masculinities in a community, is innovative.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 15:25:20\n","long_description":"\u0022Chacha Entrepreneurs\u0022 (\u0022Chacha\u0022 means man in aymara language) s an innovative development program for indigenous young men, aimed at promoting new masculinities and socio-emotional skills. The project is grounded in reducing violence, expanding access to opportunities, and fostering equity, with a proactive focus on engaging men from the community. It provides them with opportunities to connect with prominent figures in the Bolivian business sector and alumni of prestigious scholarships from the Spanish and U.S. embassies. Besides, it focuses on new masculinities, featuring discussions with leaders from diverse organizations and individuals representing various social and sexual identities. These experiences have been highly enriching for participants.\nThe program also offers mentorships to help men develop a business pitch, conduct market research, and access seed funding. By the end of the program, the indigenous young men involved gain greater awareness of their surroundings and explore a renewed vision of masculinity that emphasizes peace over conflict. They are creating solutions adaptable to markets, capable of launching triple-impact enterprises that also reclaim their indigenous identity. In doing so, they reshape the concept of \u0027chacha\u0027 or man within their communities, moving away from associations with violence.\n","type":"Financial|Microcredit|Social and socio-economic|New business models|Community engagement|Institutional|Capacity development function|Partnerships","type_id":"1058, 1066, 1076, 1211, 1091, 1116, 1126, 1135","use_cases":"Access to knowledge and advisory|agricultural skills development|Business models support|supporting \/ implementing innovative business models|Collective action and aggregation|indigenous peoples\u0026#039; rights|Governance, policy support and intelligence|promoting ethical practices and community wellbeing|Access to finance|raising capital","use_cases_id":"965, 968, 969, 970, 973, 1187, 980, 991, 956, 959","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"3. Project partners","adoption_level_id":"178","countries_adoption":"Bolivia (Plurinational State of)","countries_adoption_id":"290","country_origin":"Bolivia (Plurinational State of)","country_origin_od":"290","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 5: Gender equality","impact_sdgs_id":"1162","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Indigenous communities, Rural communities, Small-micro entrepreneurs, Civil society organizations, Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"2074, 4, 11, 12, 15, 16, 2075","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"90","id":"45968","title":"Chief Heat Officer - Athens, Greece\u00a0","short_description":"Chief Heat Officer Initiative is an approach to climate resilience where local governments appoint dedicated officers responsible for leading heat action strategies.It represents an innovative investment in climate adaptation by recognizing and addressing the growing threat of extreme heat. The primary users are city residents, particularly vulnerable populations disproportionately affected by heat, and local governments seeking to mitigate heat-related risks.The initiative functions by designating a specific individual to coordinate efforts, develop heat action plans, and ensure resources are allocated effectively to protect communities from rising temperatures. This proactive approach aims to save lives and reduce economic losses linked to heat waves.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 15:10\n","long_description":"Chief Heat Officers are\u00a0appointed by local officials who choose to lead on heat action. When mayors or other leaders dedicate an officer position and appropriate resources to heat, they are investing in a more climate-resilient future and reducing current losses in lives and livelihoods to heat. Introduced by Arsht-Rock and EHRA, Miami in Florida,\u00a0 Athens in Greece, Freetown in Sierra Leone, and\u00a0Metropolitan Region of Santiago de Chile got their Chief Heat Officers.\u00a0\u00a0\n\u00a0https:\/\/onebillionresilient.org\/project\/chief-heat-officers\/#:~:text=Chief%20Heat%20Officers%20are%20appointed,lives%20and%20livelihoods%20to%20heat. https:\/\/fortune.com\/2021\/08\/28\/athens-chief-heat-officer-eleni-myrivil-climate-change-wildfires\/\n","type":"Institutional|Governance function|Partnerships|Policy|Experimental and Adaptive Policy Mechanisms|Social and socio-economic","type_id":"1116, 1129, 1135, 1095, 1096, 1076","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change adaptation|Farm management|disaster management|climate change mitigation","use_cases_id":"916, 918, 910, 1154, 919","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"4. Innovation network (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"177","countries_adoption":"","countries_adoption_id":"","country_origin":"North Macedonia","country_origin_od":"427","region":"Europe","region_id":"104","if_grassroots":"0","impact_sdgs":"Goal 3: Good health and well-being, Goal 13: Climate action, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1160, 1170, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Local government entities, International organizations, Funders and investors","prospective_users_id":"15, 16, 2075","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"Adrienne Arsht-Rockefeller Foundation Resilience Center, Extreme Heat Resilience Alliance","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"91","id":"45980","title":"Citizen science on cyanobacteria and water bodies eutrophication: \u0026quot;CYANO","short_description":"CYANO-Alert is a citizen science initiative focused on monitoring and mitigating cyanobacteria blooms in water bodies. It actively engages citizens in data collection through visual monitoring and workshops, fostering collaboration between researchers, students, and the local community.The innovative aspect lies in its participatory approach, empowering citizens to contribute to environmental monitoring and risk assessment. Prospective users include schools, decision-makers, and the general public, particularly those who rely on the monitored water bodies for recreation or water supply.CYANO-Alert functions by collecting field data, supplemented by lab analysis, to determine risk levels associated with cyanobacteria exposure. This information is then communicated to stakeholders, along with recommendations for different water uses, ensuring public safety.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro - 2024\/05\/01 14:22 UTC\n","long_description":"Description of citizen participation: Citizens participate in workshops, visual monitoring, data interpretation and communication. The Spanish acronym\u00a0stands for\u00a0the following:\n\u00b7 Control: Monitoring\u00a0of cyanobacteria and other ELM water quality aspects, with systematized measures and adequate space-time resolution\n\u00b7 Y\u00a0(and):\u00a0The\u00a0nexus involving citizens, research teaching staff,\u00a0and\u00a0students\u00a0of FCEFyN-UNC.\n\u00b7 Alert(alert): After processing field data, supplemented with lab data, the risk levels associated to cyanobacteria exposure are informed to schools,\u00a0decision-makers, and\u00a0society.\n\u00b7 Niveles (levels): A risk level is assigned,\u00a0and recommendations are made for different water uses.\n\u00b7 Observados\u00a0(observed): Personnel from the Search and Rescue Group of Calamuchita\u00a0and citizens perform visual monitoring at ELM.\u00a0\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Sensor|Remote sensing","type_id":"993, 1015, 1036, 1034","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|Farm management|disaster management|Production|crop monitoring","use_cases_id":"916, 920, 910, 1154, 897, 904","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Argentina","countries_adoption_id":"1820","country_origin":"Argentina","country_origin_od":"1820","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation, Goal 3: Good health and well-being, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1163, 1160, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Rural communities, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Central government entities, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"1, 4, 12, 13, 14, 15","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"92","id":"46003","title":"Citizen science on flooding and waterlogging risk management","short_description":"InundApp is a mobile phone application designed for citizen participation in hydrometeorological event monitoring and reporting. It allows citizens to quickly report flood and waterlogging events and their impacts in their surroundings using text and photo uploads, effectively enabling collaborative mapping of risks.The innovative aspect lies in empowering citizens as real-time data collectors, supplementing traditional monitoring systems. The application targets all residents of flood-prone areas who are willing to contribute to risk awareness and management.The primary function is to provide immediate information on events, assisting authorities and communities in understanding and responding to flood risks more effectively.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-03-07 15:34 CET\n","long_description":"Description of citizen participation\u00a0 Citizens participate mainly in:\u00a0 1) Defining scenarios and building knowledge related to flood and waterlogging risks in the area, through two types of interactive participatory workshops: institutional (including specific activities aimed at some of the stakeholders in relation to their risk management role) and inter-institutional (aimed at members of all participating organizations with different risk management roles, which favors experience sharing). Activities are planned in two phases, in agreement with disaster risk management. The first stage involves knowledge and awareness of flood issues. The second stage consists of implementing techniques with a Participatory Action Research approach.\u00a0 2) Producing data and phenomenon monitoring using a free mobile phone application (InundApp) easily installed and used. Thus, citizens can quickly report hydrometeorological events and affected elements in their immediate surroundings (collaborative mapping), by uploading text and capturing photographs. The application can be used to indicate which phenomenon is occurring and its effects.\u00a0\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Mobile app|Geospatial technologies|GIS|Sensor|Institutional|Governance function|Inclusive decision-making processes in agriculture|Knowledge management function|Knowledge management and data sharing initiatives|Social and socio-economic|Community engagement|Citizen science in agriculture","type_id":"993, 1015, 1032, 1052, 1027, 1036, 1116, 1129, 1131, 1123, 1124, 1076, 1091, 1093","use_cases":"Farm management|disaster management|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change adaptation|water use optimization for sustainability|Access to knowledge and advisory|access to agricultural advice","use_cases_id":"910, 1154, 916, 918, 920, 965, 967","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"9. Livelihood system (Common)","adoption_level_id":"172","countries_adoption":"Brazil","countries_adoption_id":"295","country_origin":"Argentina","country_origin_od":"1820","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation, Goal 13: Climate action, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1163, 1170, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Rural communities, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Central government entities, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"1, 4, 12, 13, 14, 15","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"93","id":"46091","title":"Citizen science on invasive exotic fish and native aquatic fauna: \u0026quot;Peces de la Puna Argentina","short_description":"Participatory Environmental Data Collection is more a category \/ group of innovations than a specific solution. It leverages citizen science to gather detailed environmental data about natural resources.This approach empowers local communities to actively participate in scientific research, specifically surveying and categorizing natural pools and geothermal springs, identifying fish species, and recording relevant environmental characteristics.Prospective users include environmental researchers, conservation organizations, and, most importantly, the local population who will directly benefit from the insights gained. The collected data can be used to assess the impact of human activities and climate change, providing a strong foundation for informed decision-making and advocacy for sustainable resource management.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-01-31 14:35:00\n","long_description":"Description of citizen participation: Citizens are responsible for:\u00a0\u00a0\n1- Surveying in the field various natural pools and geothermal springs with the names provided by citizens and translated into geo-referenced data.\u00a0\n2- Categorizing these sites according to water usage (agricultural-livestock, domestic, etc.).\u00a0\n3- Identifying springs with and without fish using illustrated species guides.\u00a0\n4- Loading the information into a database using different fields, such as town, coordinates, fish species and density, date and time, environmental characteristics, and water usage. In this way, the local population will help to gain a real understanding of the distribution and natural history of the fish in the Puna.\u00a0\nThis knowledge will not only be a valuable scientific contribution from a different perspective but will also be a tool for the people of the Puna to argue in the future, based on hard data, about the impact caused by certain anthropogenic activities and, in particular, inadequately regulated extractive activities. In addition, it will eventually be possible to relate them to global climate change, especially in these fragile high-altitude wetland ecosystems whose aquifers depend on glacier water contributions during spring and summer.\u00a0\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Geospatial technologies|GIS|GPS|Sensor|Mobile app|Desktop\/web-based application|Community engagement|Citizen science in agriculture|Institutional|Knowledge management function|Social and socio-economic","type_id":"993, 1015, 1052, 1027, 1028, 1036, 1032, 1023, 1091, 1093, 1116, 1123, 1076","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|biodiversity mapping to inform land use planning|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|climate change adaptation|water use optimization for sustainability","use_cases_id":"916, 924, 917, 918, 920","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"9. Livelihood system (Common)","adoption_level_id":"172","countries_adoption":"Argentina","countries_adoption_id":"1820","country_origin":"Argentina","country_origin_od":"1820","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 4: Quality education, Goal 3: Good health and well-being, Goal 13: Climate action","impact_sdgs_id":"1161, 1160, 1170","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Farmers\u0026#039; associations, Agriculture cooperatives, Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Smallholder farms \/ farmers, Civil society organizations, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"1, 2, 3, 4, 2074, 7, 12, 15","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"94","id":"46019","title":"Citizen science on sanitation and waste management: \u0026quot;Mi h\u00e1bitat: observando con lupa mi barrio","short_description":"\u0022Community Sanitation App\u0022 adapts a mobile application to facilitate citizen participation in identifying and reporting local sanitation issues. The core innovation lies in its use as a tool for collaborative neighborhood mapping and problem identification.Prospective users are primarily young people and community members motivated to improve their local environment. The app\u0027s function is to enable users to easily document and report sanitation problems, such as dumping sites and pest infestations, by submitting images and location data. This data is then used to inform community discussions and potential management actions, fostering a more proactive and participatory approach to sanitation management.GENERATED BY AI - Claude 3 Sonnet 2024-05-08 15:30\n","long_description":"Description of citizen participation:\u00a0Workshops\u00a0were\u00a0conducted to\u00a0identify potential sanitation issues\u00a0existing in participants\u2019 neighborhoods. Based on such issues, an\u00a0app\u00a0was adapted,\u00a0and\u00a0possible preventive measures\u00a0were\u00a0discussed.\u00a0 At said workshops, the following main\u00a0issues\u00a0were\u00a0identified:\u00a0\n\u00b7 Dumping sites\n\u00b7 Reuse of certain materials\n\u00b7 Compost made from organic waste\nWithin 15 days, young people grouped in\u00a0work teams\u00a0sent\u2014using\u00a0the\u00a0app\u2014 images showing areas of their neighborhood, mostly photos of dumping sites and rodents, which pose potential health risks to\u00a0their\u00a0communities. Once\u00a0neighborhood mapping\u00a0was\u00a0completed by\u00a0the work teams, workshops\u00a0were\u00a0conducted to\u00a0discuss\u00a0findings\u00a0and possible management actions.\u00a0\u00a0\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Mobile app","type_id":"993, 1015, 1032","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|Governance, policy support and intelligence|Collective action and aggregation","use_cases_id":"916, 980, 973","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"2. Project team","adoption_level_id":"179","countries_adoption":"","countries_adoption_id":"","country_origin":"Argentina","country_origin_od":"1820","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 4: Quality education, Goal 3: Good health and well-being","impact_sdgs_id":"1161, 1160","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Rural communities, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"4, 12, 13, 15","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"95","id":"46007","title":"Citizen science on sustainable aggregates management in rivers and reservoirs: \u0026quot;MASARE","short_description":"Participatory Sediment Monitoring does offer a novel approach to riverbed management by integrating local sand mine operators into scientific data collection.This collaborative framework leverages the operators\u0027 intimate knowledge of river dynamics to gather crucial data on sediment transport and hydrological conditions. This data, including bed and suspended sediment samples, collected monthly and after flood events, informs public policy.Prospective users include environmental management agencies, researchers, and local communities seeking sustainable management of river resources and mitigation of environmental impacts from sand mining.The core function is to establish a continuous feedback loop, ensuring data-driven and community-informed decision-making.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-08 15:32:00\n","long_description":"Description of citizen participation: Operators of mechanical sand mines installed on the R\u00edo Cuarto riverbed in the province of C\u00f3rdoba, Argentina, are participating in the first stage of this project on behalf of the community. The work methodology is defined in a co-creative process based on continuous feedback, which includes all stakeholders (representatives of the community, management agencies and academic and research institutions).\u00a0 Furthermore, sand mine operators, with extensive experience in the system under study, make significant technical and scientific contributions related to the evolution over time of the different processes to be studied (hydrology, hydraulics, sediment transport, etc.). More specifically, every month, sand mine operators take bed and suspended sediment samples and repeat this procedure after major flood events.\u00a0 Additionally, operators report rainfall using instrumentation located in each sand mine to correlate the evolution of sediment transport characteristics with existing hydrometeorological conditions.\u00a0 Representatives of academic and research institutions process the samples. The results are then transferred to the community and management agencies for analysis, and to jointly define and evaluate public policies.\u00a0\u00a0\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Sensor|Institutional|Governance function|Inclusive decision-making processes in agriculture|Knowledge management function|Knowledge management and data sharing initiatives|Multi-stakeholder platforms|Partnerships|Research and education function|Social and socio-economic|Community engagement|Citizen science in agriculture|Policy|Cross-sectoral and Collaborative Policy Approaches|Policy co-creation mechanisms","type_id":"993, 1015, 1036, 1116, 1129, 1131, 1123, 1124, 1120, 1135, 1132, 1076, 1091, 1093, 1095, 1105, 1107","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|climate change adaptation|Governance, policy support and intelligence|impact assessment to evaluate project outcomes|open data support for evidence-based decision making|provision of insights for policy making|Collective action and aggregation","use_cases_id":"916, 920, 918, 980, 983, 984, 985, 973","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"3. Project partners","adoption_level_id":"178","countries_adoption":"Argentina","countries_adoption_id":"1820","country_origin":"Argentina","country_origin_od":"1820","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation, Goal 15: Life on Land, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1163, 1172, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Rural communities, Small-medium enterprises, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Central government entities, Local government entities, Consortium of partners","prospective_users_id":"1, 4, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"96","id":"46093","title":"Citizen science on technical and diagnostic assessment on urban floods: \u0026quot;COINCIDE: DPLUS","short_description":"Participatory Hydrological Modeling is more a category \/ group of innovations than a specific solution, encompassing collaborative approaches to understanding and managing water resources. This involves active citizen participation in data collection, model development, and the proposal of solutions.The innovative aspect lies in merging local knowledge with technical expertise. Citizens contribute valuable insights into basin behavior, identifying key data collection points and proposing sustainable solutions. Prospective users include researchers, government institutions, and local communities impacted by water management issues.The function is to create a conceptual model of system operation and to define pertinent locations for hydrological data collection, ultimately leading to more effective and community-driven water management strategies.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-05-02 15:23:12\n","long_description":"Description of citizen participation:\u00a0The community offers valuable insight into the basin behavior, which is combined with the technical ex\u0002pertise of the research team to produce a conceptual model of the system operation. Both hydrometeo\u0002rological (rainfall) and hydrological data (flows draining through the streets) must be recorded for this. Additionally, citizens collaborate to define pertinent locations for collecting hydrological data. Different solutions are also proposed in collaboration, working on their sustainability and feasibility, both to be pre\u0002sented to the corresponding governmental institution and to be applied by the community. The research team in charge of the project receives the records created by the community. Reports are created, pub\u0002lished, and sent to the community following the record validation\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Desktop\/web-based application|Online community|Sensor|Institutional|Governance function|Inclusive decision-making processes in agriculture|Knowledge management function|Knowledge management and data sharing initiatives|Multi-stakeholder platforms|Research and education function|Social and socio-economic|Community engagement|Citizen science in agriculture","type_id":"993, 1015, 1023, 1033, 1036, 1116, 1129, 1131, 1123, 1124, 1120, 1132, 1076, 1091, 1093","use_cases":"Farm management|disaster management|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|climate change adaptation|record-keeping and accounting|Governance, policy support and intelligence|impact assessment to evaluate project outcomes","use_cases_id":"910, 1154, 916, 920, 918, 911, 980, 983","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"8. Livelihood system (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"173","countries_adoption":"Brazil","countries_adoption_id":"295","country_origin":"Argentina","country_origin_od":"1820","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure, Goal 13: Climate action, Goal 11: Sustainable cities and communities","impact_sdgs_id":"1166, 1170, 1168","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Rural communities, Civil society organizations, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"1, 4, 12, 15","owner":"","owner_id":"","owner_text":"","partner_text":"","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"97","id":"46095","title":"Citizen science on the marine environment: \u0026quot;El Veril del Banco de Afuera","short_description":"Citizen Science Ocean Monitoring is more a category \/ group of innovations than a specific solution. It leverages the enthusiasm and skills of citizen scientists, in this case recreational scuba divers, to collect valuable oceanographic data.This collaborative approach between research institutions and diving clubs enables cost-effective and frequent monitoring of coastal environments. Divers collect seawater samples and metadata during their regular dives, providing data on pH, salinity, oxygen levels, and plankton abundance. The data gathered informs the assessment of ocean acidification impacts and overall marine ecosystem health.The primary beneficiaries are researchers needing comprehensive datasets, and policymakers seeking evidence for informed environmental management decisions.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 15:34:22\n","long_description":"Description of citizen participation:\u00a0The idea behind \u0022El Veril del Banco de Afuera\u0022 (Outer Bank Reef)\u00a0lies in the\u00a0collaboration between the\u00a0National Institute for Fisheries Research and Development (INIDEP in Spanish) and the \u0022Escualo\u201d Underwater Activities Center (CASE\u00a0in Spanish)\u00a0diving club\u00a0in\u00a0collecting information on the marine environment\u00a0in order\u00a0to coordinate an integrated monitoring effort towards the evaluation of possible changes linked to\u00a0ocean acidification\u00a0in the coastal site of Mar del Plata.\u00a0\u00a0 CASE scuba divers\u00a0collect seawater samples\u00a0(for the analysis of pH levels and total alkalinity, salinity, dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll-a, phytoplankton and bacterioplankton abundance) during their recreational outings to \u0022El Veril\u0022 (a coastal site visited by divers due to its good visibility and variety of marine species) on a semi-monthly basis. They also\u00a0record the metadata\u00a0required at the sampling site (GPS coordinates, date and time, sampling depth, the dive computer temperature profiles, and sea conditions).\u00a0\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Geospatial technologies|GPS|Sensor|Social and socio-economic|Community engagement|Citizen science in agriculture|Institutional|Knowledge management function|Knowledge management and data sharing initiatives|Partnerships","type_id":"993, 1015, 1052, 1028, 1036, 1076, 1091, 1093, 1116, 1123, 1124, 1135","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|climate change adaptation|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|Access to knowledge and advisory","use_cases_id":"916, 918, 917, 965","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"3. Project partners","adoption_level_id":"178","countries_adoption":"Argentina","countries_adoption_id":"1820","country_origin":"Argentina","country_origin_od":"1820","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"","impact_sdgs":"Goal 14: Life below water","impact_sdgs_id":"1171","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Civil society organizations, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"1, 12, 15","owner":"\u0026quot;Escualo\u0026quot; Underwater Activities Center (Argentina), National Institute for Fisheries Research and Development (Argentina)","owner_id":"46010, 46000","owner_text":"National Institute for Fisheries Research and Development (Argentina), Escualo Underwater Activities Center (Argentina)","partner_text":"National Institute for Fisheries Research and Development, Escualo Underwater Activities Center","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"98","id":"46098","title":"Citizen Science on water quality motoring: \u0026quot;El desaf\u00edo del agua","short_description":"Collaborative Environmental Monitoring is a citizen science initiative. It empowers young people to actively participate in environmental monitoring and data collection related to water quality.The innovative aspect lies in its combination of online training, hands-on data collection, and collaborative data analysis. Prospective users are primarily young citizens aged 12-21, environmental organizations, and researchers.The function is to enable citizen-driven environmental monitoring, increase public awareness of environmental issues, and contribute to data-driven solutions for water management. Data collected are uploaded to a global database and used for further analysis.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro - 2024-05-02 14:22:00 UTC\n","long_description":"Description of citizen participation: Young people from 12 to 21 years old participated in the project for 3 days.\u00a0 On the first day, they participated in online training sessions on the use of equipment and supplies provided by the project.\u00a0 On the second day, an in-person meeting was held, where material for measuring physicochemical water variables was given.\u00a0 On the last day, participants reflected in person about the collected results, the environmental issues impacting bodies of water, and the possibility to generate alternatives for improvement in water management.\u00a0 Afterward, in a self-managed manner and together with a youth leader of the foundation, each participant uploaded the data to a section of the EarthEcho International\u0027s website, where there are more than 1.5 million records from all over the world, to share with the whole community.\u00a0 Moreover, participants collaborated later with data analysis, phenomenon monitoring, and solution planning in meetings with activity coordinators of the organization EarthEcho International and the Coastal Development Institute Dr. H\u00e9ctor Zaixso (National University of Patagonia San Juan Bosco ).\u00a0\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Website|Online community","type_id":"993, 1015, 1039, 1033","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|water use optimization for sustainability|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|Governance, policy support and intelligence|impact assessment to evaluate project outcomes","use_cases_id":"916, 920, 917, 980, 983","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"4. Innovation network (Rare)","adoption_level_id":"177","countries_adoption":"Argentina","countries_adoption_id":"1820","country_origin":"Argentina","country_origin_od":"1820","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"1","impact_sdgs":"Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation, Goal 14: Life below water","impact_sdgs_id":"1163, 1171","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Rural communities, Indigenous communities, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Local government entities, International organizations","prospective_users_id":"1, 4, 2074, 12, 13, 15, 16","owner":"Coastal Development Institute Dr. H\u00e9ctor Zaixso (Argentina), EarthEcho International","owner_id":"46024, 46027","owner_text":"EarthEcho International, Coastal Development Institute Dr. H\u00e9ctor Zaixso (Argentina)","partner_text":"EarthEcho International, Coastal Development Institute Dr. H\u00e9ctor Zaixso, National University of Patagonia San Juan Bosco","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"99","id":"46037","title":"Citizen Science Sargassum Monitor - CollectiveView\u003Cbr \/\u003E\n","short_description":"Collective View is a citizen science project designed to enhance the precision of satellite remote sensing through collaborative data collection and AI-driven analysis. Citizens utilize a mobile application to capture and submit beach images, contributing to the generation of sargassum distribution maps.This innovative approach leverages the power of crowdsourcing and artificial intelligence to overcome limitations in traditional monitoring methods. Prospective users include environmental researchers, coastal zone managers, and policymakers seeking real-time insights into sargassum presence. The function is to provide validation points for satellite data, enabling more accurate and timely assessments of sargassum blooms and supporting informed decision-making for coastal management.GENERATED BY AI - Claude 2024-03-07 15:35\n","long_description":"Collective View is a citizen science project that seeks to complement traditional monitoring techniques, supporting validation points that allow Satellite Remote Sensing to improve its levels of precision.\nThe project has been developed by researchers from the Department of Observation and Study of the Earth, the Atmosphere and the Ocean of El Colegio de la Frontera Sur (ECOSUR), Chetumal unit, based on a collaborative scheme for the capture of images, algorithms of artificial intelligence for the automatic classification of photographs and geographic information systems for the visualization of results.\nThe main objective of the project is to generate distribution maps of sargassum along the beaches, using images collected and sent by the society. Through the use of an application available for mobile devices, the citizen can send images of the beach conditions. This information is stored on cloud servers and, later, the images are classified and processed so that various products can be produced, such as, for example, statistics of citizen participation by region or distribution maps of sargassum along the beach. , which in turn can support decision-making.\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Artificial intelligence (AI)|Cloud|Desktop\/web-based application|GIS|Mobile app|Remote sensing|Geospatial technologies|Community engagement|Citizen science in agriculture|Social and socio-economic","type_id":"993, 1015, 1016, 1022, 1023, 1027, 1032, 1034, 1052, 1091, 1093, 1076","use_cases":"Farm management|disaster management|Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|biodiversity mapping to inform land use planning|Governance, policy support and intelligence|open data support for evidence-based decision making|provision of insights for policy making|impact assessment to evaluate project outcomes","use_cases_id":"910, 1154, 916, 924, 980, 984, 985, 983","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"9. Livelihood system (Common)","adoption_level_id":"172","countries_adoption":"Mexico","countries_adoption_id":"407","country_origin":"Mexico","country_origin_od":"407","region":"Americas","region_id":"1463","if_grassroots":"","impact_sdgs":"Goal 6: Clean water and sanitation, Goal 14: Life below water, Goal 13: Climate action","impact_sdgs_id":"1163, 1171, 1170","actual_users":"","actual_users_id":"","prospective_users":"Academia and researchers, Civil society organizations, Food consumers, Central government entities, Local government entities","prospective_users_id":"1, 12, 13, 14, 15","owner":"El Colegio de la Frontera Sur (Mexico)","owner_id":"46033","owner_text":"El Colegio de la Frontera Sur (Mexico)","partner_text":"El Colegio de la Frontera Sur (Mexico)","data_source":"UNDP SDG Commons Data","data_source_id":"38817"},{"counter":"100","id":"46040","title":"Cleaning the Nile\u00a0","short_description":"Nile River Cleanup Initiative is more a category \/ group of innovations than a specific solution. It encompasses a range of eco-friendly solutions aimed at removing inorganic waste from the Nile River. This multifaceted approach includes empowering local fishermen to collect waste daily, deploying specially designed cleaning boats, and organizing volunteer clean-up events.A key innovative aspect is the focus on sustainability through recycling. Collected recyclables are sold, and collaborations are being developed to integrate Nile recyclables into new products. The initiative also addresses waste prevention through campaigns, aiming to ban single-use plastics, and developing solid waste management solutions.Prospective users include local communities, recycling agencies, and businesses interested in upcycled materials.The function is to clean the Nile, reduce plastic pollution, create jobs, and raise environmental awareness.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-05-03 15:35:00\n","long_description":"VeryNile is the first initiative to develop sustainable means to clean the Nile while raising awareness on the importance of protecting our environment. VeryNile interlaces social and environmental impact and develops eco-friendly solutions to remove inorganic waste from the river.\u00a0 The key activities of the initiative are:\u00a0 - Cleaning (Socially and economically empowers local fishermen to clean the Nile on a daily basis,\u00a0Launched the first cleaning boat in Africa. VeryNile I has been designed in Germany by the NGO One Earth One Ocean and built in Egypt thanks to their support. Finally, VeryNile organizes various clean-up events where volunteers can gather in one predetermined location to physically clean the banks of the Nile)\u00a0 \u00a0- Recycling (To make this project sustainable and to replicate and scale it elsewhere, collected recyclables are sold to recycling agencies.\u00a0VeryNile is currently in the process of developing collaborations with various sectors to begin integrating Nile recyclables into new upcycled and recycled products.\u00a0\u00a0 - Preventing (Banning single use plastic bags\u00a0in Zamalek,\u00a0Awareness Campaigns,\u00a0Developing Solid Waste Management Solutions)\u00a0 - Social impact (Community Engagement, Job creation, Very Nile Hub) http:\/\/verynile.org\/\n","type":"Technological|Mechanization|Vehicles and machinery|Digital technologies|Website|Biotechnologies|Environmental biotechnology|Manufacturing technologies|Sustainable packaging solutions|Nature-based solutions|Social and socio-economic|Community engagement","type_id":"993, 1188, 1194, 1015, 1039, 994, 999, 1009, 1014, 1196, 1076, 1091","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag|reduction of energy consumption and environmental impact|Production|fisheries products management|Farm management|income increase","use_cases_id":"916, 917, 925, 897, 900, 910, 1180","readiness_level":"8. 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The wristband can hold essential contact and medical information, allowing finders to quickly connect with parents or guardians.Prospective users are parents, guardians, schools, and organizations responsible for children\u0027s well-being, particularly in areas where child disappearance is a concern.The function\/use case is to facilitate rapid identification and safe return of missing children, offering peace of mind to caregivers.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro on June 23rd, 2024 at 15:04 UTC.\n","long_description":"This solution based on the NFC technology inserted on a traditional wristband will help have all the information to find and save a missed child.\u00a0The solution makes it possible to prevent the short or long disappearance of children, a phenomenon that is quite widespread in Senegal. The child wears this very harmless bracelet which will help find him very quickly when it is necessary.\u00a0\n","type":"Technological|Digital technologies|Sensor","type_id":"993, 1015, 1036","use_cases":"Farm management|disaster management","use_cases_id":"910, 1154","readiness_level":"5. Working Model","readiness_level_id":"92","adoption_level":"8. 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Innovative aspects involve ecological restoration techniques, such as soil remediation, native plant reintroduction, and habitat creation to attract wildlife.Prospective users include local communities seeking recreational areas, environmental organizations promoting biodiversity, and municipalities aiming to improve urban sustainability. The primary function is to convert environmental liabilities into assets, providing ecological benefits and enhancing the quality of life for residents.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 1.5 Pro 2024-05-02 17:15 CEST\n","long_description":"La solution consiste en une transformation radicale d\u0027une vielle d\u00e9charge sauvage de 20 ans en un espace public de revitalisation de la biodiversit\u00e9 que la population utilise pour se d\u00e9tendre, se r\u00e9unir ou organiser des \u00e9v\u00e9nements. Avec le soutien de jeunes b\u00e9n\u00e9voles, la d\u00e9charge install\u00e9e sur une partie d\u0027une vall\u00e9e ass\u00e9ch\u00e9e, a \u00e9t\u00e9 nettoy\u00e9e pendant au moins trois ans avant d\u0027\u00eatre restaur\u00e9e dans son \u00e9tat actuel. Les oiseaux et les poissons ont d\u00e9j\u00e0 commenc\u00e9 \u00e0 reconqu\u00e9rir l\u2019espace aquatique.\n","type":"Technological|Nature-based solutions|Conservation practices|Ecological corridors|Native species utilization|Biotechnologies|Bioremediation and phytoremediation|Environmental biotechnology","type_id":"993, 1196, 1198, 1209, 1201, 994, 1000, 999","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|biodiversity preservation, agroecology, conservation ag","use_cases_id":"916, 917","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"9. 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The innovation lies in repurposing waste (coffee grounds) into a valuable resource (fertilizer), addressing both environmental concerns and agricultural needs. Prospective users include local farmers seeking cost-effective and sustainable fertilizers. The function is to collect coffee grounds from cafes, process them into fertilizer, and distribute them for agricultural use, reducing waste and promoting local agriculture.Ghasham is expanding the idea to body scrubs and perfumes created from coffee grounds. This targets a wider audience in urban areas like Riyadh, where the demand for fertilizers is lower.GENERATED BY AI - Gemini 2024-01-03 14:31:53\n","long_description":"Ghasham is a Saudi inventor and science researcher.\u00a0In 2017, he moved to Riyadh to study to become an Aircraft Technical Engineer. After moving to Riyadh, he noticed the number of coffee grounds being wasted in the cafes. This triggered him and was the drive for him to do something as his hometown of\u00a0Rawdhat Sudair\u00a0which is considered a farming community.\u00a0From this stemmed Ghasham\u2019s solution \u201cStart Recycling\u201d to recycle coffee grounds into fertilizers.\u00a0He had started with one caf\u00e9 in his hometown where he placed a shelf that customers who come to purchase coffee could also leave with a free fertilizer for their farm.\u00a0His initiative grew covering 80% of his hometown cafes in the\u00a0Sudair Region. Following the success in AlMajma\u2019ah, Ghasham had aimed to expand to Riyadh.\u00a0The need for the end-product in a city like Riyadh was low whereas a farming town had a need for fertilizers.\u00a0This got Ghasham thinking of creating and testing an alternative product: Body scrubs and perfumes from coffee grounds which are coming soon. Ghasham is currently working on creating a Trading Plan in order to sustain his initiative. This includes thinking of ways to have his solution feed into the Saudi Green Initiative and the Middle East Green Initiative.\u00a0Ghasham has been able to successfully partner with Cross Coffee in Riyadh (King Abdullah Road). He hopes to continue to form successful partnerships across the city of Riyadh. \u00a0Ghasham\u2019s initiative started from a social responsibility rather than a business motive.\u00a0He had transferred the knowledge he had around recycling to the coffee shops to promote sustainability by giving them the know-how. Ghasham is also promoting women empowerment by collaborating with female farmers\u00a0to produce body scrubs.\u00a0 To Ghasham\u2019s knowledge, Saudi Arabia is considered one of the largest importers of coffee. Coffee shops are considered nowadays as a lifestyle in the Saudi community being a social hub rather than merely a means for coffee. Ghasham capitalized on this as an easy way to target and impact society .\u00a0\n","type":"Technological|Manufacturing technologies|Sustainable packaging solutions|Nature-based solutions|Social and socio-economic|New business models|Frugal innovation","type_id":"993, 1009, 1014, 1196, 1076, 1211, 1088","use_cases":"Natural resources management \u0026amp; sustainable practices|improving soil management practices|Production|crop production|Business models support|supporting \/ implementing innovative business models|Farm management|income increase|Governance, policy support and intelligence|support to social responsibility schemes, including codes of conduct","use_cases_id":"916, 921, 897, 898, 969, 970, 910, 1180, 980, 988","readiness_level":"7. Proof of Application","readiness_level_id":"90","adoption_level":"4. 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