The Case for Scaling: Harmonized Digital Fertilizer & Agronomic Solutions (HaFAS), Ethiopia

Desta, G and Yitaferu, B and Yesigat, H and Tigabie, A and Mesfin, T and Tesfu, D and Tamene, L and Sartas, M and Agegnehu, G and Agumas, B and Teklewold, T and Tefera, E and Asfaw, D and Melesse, M B and Abera, W and Nadew, F and Nasir, A and Legesse, G and Bezabih, A and Damene, B and Rooyen, A V and Patil, M D and Zerfu, E and Low, J and Paltzer, I (2025) The Case for Scaling: Harmonized Digital Fertilizer & Agronomic Solutions (HaFAS), Ethiopia. Monograph. International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) & Alliance Bioversity International CIAT (Alliance), Ethiopia.

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Global Research Program - Resilient Farm and Food Systems
Research Program : East & Southern Africa

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Abstract

Ethiopia's agriculture sector, a cornerstone of its economy, employs over 70% of the population, but is hampered by generic fertilizer advice and a $1.1 billion USD annual fertilizer import bill. Yet, an innovative digital tool offers a solution - the Harmonized Digital Fertilizer and Agronomic Solutions (HaFAS), integrates advanced data to deliver precise, site-specific fertilizer and agro-advisory recommendations. The innovations’ bold ambition to reach 6.85 million farmers by 2040 (including 2.05 million women and 2.74 million youth), would boost national cereal production from 31.6 million to 140 million metric tons and enhance food security and economic resilience.

Item Type: Monograph (Monograph)
Divisions: Global Research Program - Resilient Farm and Food Systems
Research Program : East & Southern Africa
CRP: UNSPECIFIED
Series Name: CGIAR Scaling Delivery Strategy for Harmonized Digital Fertilizer and Agronomic Solutions (HaFAS) for Transforming Crop Production in Ethiopia
Uncontrolled Keywords: Innovation, Harmonized fertilizer solutions, scaling delivery, scaling pathways, responsible scaling, Ethiopia
Subjects: Others > Fertilizers
Others > Ethiopia
Depositing User: Mr Nagaraju T
Date Deposited: 12 Aug 2025 04:03
Last Modified: 12 Aug 2025 04:06
URI: http://oar.icrisat.org/id/eprint/13268
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