Archive · 22 Sep 2025
India and Brazil Partner on Agri-Tech Innovation
India and Brazil are teaming up to improve farming using new technology.
They've started a program called Maitri 2.0 to help them work together.
This program will bring together experts and startups from both countries.
They hope to make food systems stronger and help farmers.
It will help them share ideas, try out new ideas together, and find new ways to improve farming, like using digital tools.
This collaboration builds on a long history of partnership and aims to create better agriculture for both countries.
India and Brazil launched Maitri 2.0 to boost agri-tech innovation.
The program aims to promote technological exchange and best practices.
ICAR and Brazilian research institutions are key partners.
Maitri 2.0 seeks to strengthen incubator linkages.
The initiative builds on a 77-year partnership between India and Brazil.
- Who
- India and Brazil
- What
- Launched Maitri 2.0, a program for agri-tech innovation and collaboration.
- When
- September 22 (based on article date).
- Where
- New Delhi.
- Why
- To strengthen partnership, promote innovation in agriculture, and exchange best practices.
- Partners
- India and Brazil
- Programme Name
- Maitri 2.0
- Focus
- Agritech innovation and collaboration
- Key Organizations
- ICAR and Brazilian research institutions
- Objective
- Strengthen agri-tech ecosystems, promote best practices