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Public-Private Collaboration in AgriTech: Boosting Rural Income and Productivity

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Title -  Public-Private Collaboration in AgriTech: Boosting Rural Income and Productivity  Agriculture in India continues to face deep structural challenges. Problems like low farm incomes, uneven productivity, climate stress, and limited access to markets continue to dwell. While government schemes have improved coverage, public resources alone are not enough to solve these issues at scale. At the same time, private innovation often struggles to reach small and marginal farmers due to high risk and fragmented demand. https://www.phdcci.in/blog/public-private-collaboration-in-agritech-boosting-rural-income-and-productivity/
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From Soil to Software: How Technology Is Redefining Indian Agriculture?

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Title -  From Soil to Software: How Technology Is Redefining Indian Agriculture? Across farms in India, decisions that once depended only on experience now rely on data, sensors, and software. More than 50% of India’s workforce still depends on agriculture, yet farmers face erratic rainfall, rising input costs, and labour shortages. To manage these pressures, technology is stepping in at the field level. Tools powered by AI, satellites, and mobile apps now help farmers track soil health, predict weather patterns, and manage crops with greater accuracy. https://www.phdcci.in/blog/from-soil-to-software-how-technology-is-redefining-indian-agriculture/
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Digital Agriculture: Leveraging Technology for Global Market Competitiveness

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Title -  Digital Agriculture: Leveraging Technology for Global Market Competitiveness Introduction Today, agriculture isn’t just about owning more land or having more hands in the field anymore. It’s all about how you use data, tech, and smart decision-making right when it counts. Buyers everywhere want the same thing: steady quality, clear info about where their food comes from, and shipments they can count on. Traditional farming just can’t always keep up with those demands. That’s where digital agriculture steps in. Bringing tech into daily farm work changes everything. Sensors, data tools, and automated systems help farmers plan better, waste less, and use resources in smarter ways. The global market’s only getting tougher. If you want your farm or agri-business to stay in the game, make money, stay strong, you pretty much have to go digital. What Is Digital Agriculture? Digital agriculture means using technology and data to help make smarter choices on the farm, from planting...
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Policy Reforms Enabling MSMEs to Adopt Clean and Green Technologies

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Title -  Policy Reforms Enabling MSMEs to Adopt Clean and Green Technologies Clean and  green technologies  are no longer limited to large factories or global brands. Today, smaller businesses face rising energy costs, tighter environmental rules, and growing pressure from buyers to reduce their impact. Without the right support, adopting cleaner machines or energy-saving systems can feel expensive and risky. https://www.phdcci.in/blog/policy-reforms-enabling-msmes-to-adopt-clean-and-green-technologies/
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Sustainable Supply Chains: MSMEs as the Backbone of Responsible Production

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Title -  Sustainable Supply Chains: MSMEs as the Backbone of Responsible Production Supply chains today are under closer watch than ever before. Buyers, investors, and regulators want to know not just what is being produced, but how it is produced and who is involved at every stage. This shift has placed responsibility across the entire supply chain, from raw material sourcing to final delivery. https://www.phdcci.in/blog/sustainable-supply-chains-msmes-as-the-backbone-of-responsible-production/
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Integrating ESG Practices into MSME Operations: Challenges and Benefits

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Title -  Integrating ESG Practices into MSME Operations: Challenges and Benefits Introduction ESG is no longer a topic meant only for large companies or boardroom discussions. Today, buyers, lenders, and even regulators expect businesses of all sizes to show basic responsibility toward the environment, people, and ethical practices. These expectations often reach smaller businesses through supply chain checks, loan requirements, and client audits, making ESG a practical business concern rather than a choice. Adopting ESG does not mean setting complex targets or preparing long reports. It begins with simple actions, such as managing energy use, ensuring fair workplace practices, and maintaining transparent business conduct. This article explains how ESG fits into day-to-day operations, why it matters for long-term stability, and how small businesses can adopt it step by step without high costs or complexity. What ESG Means for MSMEs? ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Gover...
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