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Know- how and Technology Transfer in India
In order to achieve the project goal, VOGT Baugeräte GmbH will cooperate closely with Indian educational institutions. On the one hand, employees of the University of Agriculture Sciences receive multiplier training, first in cooperation with VOGT Baugeräte GmbH, then increasingly independently of it, to offer theoretical and practical training for agricultural economists and farmers. These courses should also be attended by university students and establish themselves as a new elective.
Facts
Field of Activity
Private Sector Development (others)
Programme
CG develoPPP
Region
Asia
Country
India
Duration
01.07.2011 – 30.06.2013
| Project ID | 488-109 |
| Project Title | Know-how and technology transfer for sustainable soil treatment in the southern Indian state of Karnataka |
| Project Budget | 190.000,00 EUR |
| Client | BMZ - Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung |
| Applicant/Offeror |
VOGT Baugeräte |
| International Partner | Universität Kassel VOGT Baugeräte |
| Local Partner | University of Agricultural Sciences in Bangalore |
Project Target
The aim of the project in the southern Indian state of Karnataka is to educate Indian farmers (including small and micro farmers) and students and pupils in the agricultural sector about more sustainable methods of tillage and to provide them with a modern technology that not only treats the soil more environmentally friendly but also significantly increases crop yields and minimises expenditure on fertilisers and artificial irrigation.
Contact
Christiane Hardt