Agricultural cooperation
Status verified: 16 September 2026
Test where Indian agricultural technology can raise productivity and reduce post-harvest loss for Uzbek producers.
Discussions, feasibility work or partner identification are under way.
The problem or opportunity
Water efficiency and post-harvest loss limit returns for producers, while suitable technology already operates at scale in India.
The proposed approach
Start with one measurable pilot rather than a broad programme: agree a baseline, run a season, publish what actually changed.
Current stage and supporting evidence
- A sector corridor brief on this site sets out the opportunity and the risks.
- No agreement, funding or project commitment exists at this stage.
- Partner identification is under way; nothing has been contracted.
Documented basis: Sector corridor brief on this site. No signed agreements.
Participants and documented roles
- QuantYogi Digital LLC
- Partner identification and coordination
- Indian AgriTech companies
- Technology and operating experience (being identified)
- Uzbek producers and processors
- Potential pilot hosts (being identified)
Milestones and dependencies
- DoneSector brief published
- Not startedPilot partner identified
- Not startedMeasured season pilot
Dependencies
- A willing producer group and site access
- Equipment import and support arrangements
- Seasonal timing
Results and future targets
Achieved
Nothing has been delivered yet under this initiative.
Targets and proposals
- Proposed: Pilot with a producer group on irrigation or yield monitoring
- Target: Measured productivity baseline before any scale-up
- Proposed: Local partner for installation and support
Collaboration needs
- AgriTech companies with field-proven systems
- Producer groups open to a measured pilot
- Cold chain and processing operators
Next step: Identify a producer group willing to host a measured pilot.
Alignment and independence
Exploratory only. No public programme, funding line or endorsement is involved.
Coordination contact: Yogesh Kumar, Founder of QuantYogi Digital LLC, based in Tashkent. The Country Representative role for Digital Transformation Programs 2030 is a professional programme role, not a government appointment.
Read the official-source overview of Digital Uzbekistan 2030
Discuss a Technology Pilot
Sources and review
Last reviewed: 16 September 2026
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