Technology innovation strategies to reduce the impact of Human Wildlife Conflict

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Kuenzang: https://orcid.org/0009-0007-4534-5095

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4-12-2024 11:00 AM

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Keywords

Human Wildlife Conflicts, digital twins, virtual fencing, food security

Abstract

The agriculture and cereal industry are crucial for the security, resilience, and economic well-being of Bhutan through agricultural practices and technology adoption. Subsistence farming, small-scale farming, diversity, cultural significance, and reliance on the monsoon are characteristics of Bhutan's agricultural sector for growing rice, maize, wheat, and millets. There is a significant need to reduce human wildlife conflicts (HWCs) to ensure food security through cutting-edge technology for the sector transformation by utilizing technological innovations. Zhemgang district will host the study to investigate technologies for HWCs using virtual fencing, digital twins, automation, data analytics, mobile applications, and through integration and adoption solutions for farmers.

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Conference Program title: Supply Chain Innovation for the Cereal Industry of Bhutan

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Technology innovation strategies to reduce the impact of Human Wildlife Conflict

The agriculture and cereal industry are crucial for the security, resilience, and economic well-being of Bhutan through agricultural practices and technology adoption. Subsistence farming, small-scale farming, diversity, cultural significance, and reliance on the monsoon are characteristics of Bhutan's agricultural sector for growing rice, maize, wheat, and millets. There is a significant need to reduce human wildlife conflicts (HWCs) to ensure food security through cutting-edge technology for the sector transformation by utilizing technological innovations. Zhemgang district will host the study to investigate technologies for HWCs using virtual fencing, digital twins, automation, data analytics, mobile applications, and through integration and adoption solutions for farmers.