Digital Transformation of the Agricultural Sector in Sub-Sahara Africa: A Review

Validate Email

Title of Abstract *

Limits: min. 3 words, max. 30 words or 200 characters

Session to submit Abstract *

Choose the session you want to submit an abstract. Please be assured that similar sessions will either be scheduled consecutively or merged once the abstract submission phase is completed.

Presentation Preference *

Select your preferred presentation mode
Please visit the session format page to get a detailed view on the presentation timings
The final decision on oral/poster is made by the (Co-)Conveners and will be communicated via your My#IMC dashboard

Abstract *

Please add here your abstract meeting the following requirements:
NO REFERNCES/KEYWORDS/ACKNOWEDGEMENTS IN AN ABSTRACT!
Limits: min 100 words, max 350 words or 2500 characters incl. tabs
Criteria: use only UTF-8 HTML character set, no equations/special characters/coding
Copy/Paste from an external editor is possible but check/reformat your text before submitting (e.g. bullet points, returns, aso)

<p>Digital technologies have the potential to revolutionize agriculture by helping farmers work more precisely, efficiently and sustainably. They can improve decision-making and practices and make farming jobs more attractive to more. Digital technologies lead to digital transformation which can increase and improve agricultural produce and thus improve economies of Sub-Saharan Developing countries. Digital technologies ensure farmers are connected with consumers in an innovative ways in value chains while reducing problems related to rural remoteness and improving access to services. While digital transformation is known to overcome the challenges in agricultural activities of farmers, its implementation in African developing countries faces a number of challenges as annotated by some scholars. Thus, this study will review scholarly works to establish challenges facing digital transformation of agricultural sector in Sub-Saharan Africa. Using all-inclusive approach, the study will review original research articles, conference papers, working papers, peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, database, and guide books pertaining to the region. Among others, the results will discuss challenges related to access and use of digital technologies by farmers, infrastructure to support digital devices, literacy and affordability to use digital technologies, and policies to guide implementation and use of digital technologies. The study will recommend on how to ensure farmers use and benefit from digital technologies and policies to guide their adoption and use.</p>

The content was (partly) adapted by AI

Affiliation List

Add here affiliations (max. 30) for you and your co-author(s). Use the row number to assign the affiliation to you and your co-author(s).
When you hover over the row number you are able to change the order of the affiliation list.

	#	Name of Affiliation *	Address
1
1

Add Affiliation(s)

First Author

Assign affiliation number from affiliation list

Co-Author(s)

Add here co-author(s) (max. 30) to your abstract. Please assign the affiliation(s) of each co-author in the "Assigned Aff. No" by using the corresponding numbers from the "Affiliation List" (e.g.: 1,2,...)
When you hover over the row number you are able to change the order of the co-author list.

	First Name *	Last Name *	Email *	Assigned Aff. No *
1

Add Co-Author(s)

Keywords

	Tags/Name *
1
2
3
1

Add Keyword

#IMC: September 14 - 18 2025

Digital Transformation of the Agricultural Sector in Sub-Sahara Africa: A Review

Mawazo Magesa (0)

Mawazo Magesa ((0) Sokoine University of Agriculture, Mazimbu, 255, Morogoro, Morogoro, TZ)

About us

Share this content

General Info

General Info

Get in contact

Personal Details

Address

Preferences