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Facilitated by experts Nicholas Brozovic and Ankit Chandra, this engaging session tackled critical challenges in water accounting. Participants explored strategic solutions and gained insights into practical, real-world applications to drive impactful change in agricultural water management.

This in-person event provided a dynamic platform to explore challenges and solutions for scaling AgWater innovations. Attendees engaged with industry experts and mentors, gaining valuable feedback and insights to accelerate progress in the sector.

In collaboration with Romiel Samuel and global investors, this masterclass explored investment potential in the AgWater sector. Led by Romiel Samuel, Davesh Manocha, and Yoav Hochberg, the session provided actionable insights and strategies to navigate the opportunities and challenges in India's AgWater landscape.

Held in Bangalore in collaboration with the Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute (DWFI), this workshop, led by Nicholas Brozovic and Ankit Chandra, focused on growth strategies and crafting impact narratives for AgWater technologies. The session provided a platform for the cohort to refine organizational growth, strengthen marketing approaches, and share insights while connecting with fellow participants and ecosystem partners.

In-depth field evaluations were conducted for 14 organizations across India, offering valuable insights into each technology’s effectiveness. These assessments captured farmers’ perspectives on challenges and experiences, evaluating each organization’s scalability, affordability for smallholder farmers, water use efficiency, impact on crop yield, and overall farmer-centric approach.

Four Agtech organizations have been selected as finalists for the challenge, each demonstrating outstanding potential in solving, scaling, and driving breakthroughs in the AgWater sector over the past 12 months.

Each finalist actively participated, presenting their approaches and engaging in in-depth discussions to gain a deeper understanding of their own and others' strategies. This collaborative environment enabled participants to critically evaluate their current PMF strategies and plan more effectively for future growth.