Global Innovation Fund invests in Agritask
Agritask introduces a new, climate agnostic, vegetation index
MAPFRE Colombia selects the Agritask Platform to empower its crop-insurance business with data-driven analytics and digital claim management tools
MAPFRE Colombia, a subsidiary of Mapfre Re, the Spanish giant (re)insurer, has announced today that it selected the Agritask analytics and operations platform to enhance its risk monitoring and claim management processes of its agriculture business.
Continental Reinsurance leverages Agritask’s risk management platform to enhance its agricultural reinsurance operations across Africa
Continental Reinsurance Plc, the largest private pan-African reinsurer, has selected the Agritask risk management platform to enhance its agricultural reinsurance operations.
Agritask Expands Its Digital Agricultural Insurance Platform in Southern Africa by Partnering With Hollard Mozambique
Agritask and Royal Exchange Set the Stage for Nigeria’s Agriculture Digitization Quantum Leap
TEL AVIV, Israel, April 7, 2020 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — TEL AVIV, Israel, April 7, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Agritask, a leading global developer of a holistic agronomic operations platform, in collaboration with Royal Exchange, General Insurance company limited, Nigeria’s premier insurance group in Nigeria, announced today the launch of a unique joint initiative digitizing crop and livestock insurance with a social KPI to underwrite 1 million small holder farmers by 2025. The initiative involves a variety of stakeholders in the agricultural sector and beyond, including banks, cooperatives, ag-consultants, input distributors, ag-buyers etc.
Disaster is only one bad harvest away for farmers around the world.
Precision agriculture co Agritask raises $8.5m
Spreading the value of insurance
According to the UN, there are some 500 million smallholder farmers in the world. In Africa around 80% of farmers operate on a very small scale, however the UN says these smallholder farmers produce up to 80% of the food consumed in Africa and Asia. Liz Booth reports on a new initiative that could help these farmers develop into commercial entities, with the help of insurance at their backs
