Challenges associated with the adoption of Emerging Technologies in India
- Digital Divide: Digitalization of the agri-food system involves the risk that the potential benefits will be unequally distributed between rural and urban areas, gender, youth population. Urban areas often have better developed ‘digital ecosystems’ (resources, skills, networks) compared with rural areas. Digital divide with digital illiteracy is a major challenge in achieving digitalization of agriculture in India.
- Cost Efficiency: The initial costs of adopting these technologies are high and for a country like India (where majority of farmers are small and marginalised), without government support adoption of these technologies are next to impossible. Financial and Technical aid by administration can help ....
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