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Rapid response system
Africa, agricultural development, agriculture, cell phones, Climate Change, extension services, farmer, gps, ICT, ict, ict4d, Poverty Reduction & ICT, radio, rural development, Zambia
Rapid response system
ictupdate.cta.int –

Farmers in Zambia with climate change questions can now receive quick answers via SMS from a new system developed by the country’s National Agricultural Information Services.

An article from ICT Update magazine.

Link: http://ictupdate.cta.int/Feature-Articles/Rapid-response-system
Added by View user profileJim Dempsey on December 20, 2011
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