Jamaicans EAT
Moving Jamaican agriculture into the era of Digital Transformation
Jamaicans EAT
Moving Jamaican agriculture into the era of Digital Transformation
Moving Jamaican agriculture into the era of Digital Transformation
Moving Jamaican agriculture into the era of Digital Transformation
The Jamaican Education AgriTech (EAT) Initiative is a pioneering non-profit program whose mission is to equip the next generation of Jamaican with the skills and knowledge necessary to lead agricultural resilience through innovation. By offering hands-on training in hydroponics, Internet-of-Things (IoT), photovoltaic solar systems, and Computer-Aided Design (CAD), the program fosters technical expertise while promoting STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education. Through this initiative, students will design, build, and refine automated hydroponic systems, with the goal of manufacturing and distributing them to high schools across Jamaica.
Program participants who will develop the hydroponic systems
(Jamaican University Students)
High School students that are the recipients of the hydroponic systems
(Initial Target - 100 Jamaican High Schools)
AgriTech curriculum that will be made available to future students
(Immeasurable!)
Learn about how we're equipping the next generation of Jamaicans to sustain our agriculture sector.
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