This is a case study on the entry points for targeted digital finance services for smallholder farmers. The case study offers learnings that would be useful if adapted to other programmes. The case study is based on the lessons from the Nutrition-Sensitive, Inclusive, and Resilient Agricultural and Rural Entrepreneurship (AVENIR) project in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The guide provides a list of considerations that should be made when selecting a partner to offer technical services to a digital agriculture project. The documents list MUST-DOs when initiating the project, building internal the project team, establishing timelines, budgeting, and developing an RFP.

The toolkit provides a step-by-step guide on conducting a market scan and assessment during the design and pilot of a digital agriculture intervention.The toolkit will help development experts and their implementing partners to conduct comprehensive market research and identify barriers to the adoption of tools.

This resource provides an overview of the insights generated from the DAS engagement with the IFAD-funded Sustainable Agricultural Production Programme (SAPP) in Malawi. The study utilized the Toolkit for conducting a Market Scan of Digital Agriculture Solutions.

This document provides a guide to dissemination and key messaging for launching a new digital tool for agriculture. It uses the IFAD-funded Programme for Rural Irrigation Development (PRIDE) in Malawi as a use case.

This case study focuses on the IFAD-funded Integrated Agriculture and Marketing Development Project (IAMDP) operational in the Republic of Sudan. It delves into the assessment of the IAMDP digital tool for extension services and features the challenges and opportunities identified as part of the assessment for scale-up and increased uptake of the tool.