In India, we delivered AI-powered weather forecasts to 39 million farmers through public systems, with the government assuming the ongoing delivery costs.

In Nigeria, we launched a new partnership with the government to deliver timely, actionable digital advice to farmers at scale.

In Ethiopia, we embedded a Project Management Unit within the Ministry of Agriculture to support the implementation of the country’s Digital Agriculture Roadmap and ensure that evidence remains at the core of decision-making.

In Kenya, we launched a partnership with the Kenyan Government and TomorrowNow to strengthen farmer feedback loops within a wide-reaching agricultural advisory service.

We piloted and tested an AI-enabled agronomy assistant (PaddyAI) to help our teams deliver more personalized advisory in easy-to-understand voice messages in local languages, at scale.

Lastly, we released PxD’s Experiment Registry. The registry is a compilation of our insights from ten years of rigorous testing of improvements to our services, and we have made it public so that teams across the sector can learn what improvements worked, and why.

I’m deeply grateful to our teams, partners, and funders who have made this work possible. In 2026, we are celebrating PxD’s 10th anniversary. It is a time to recognise our shared stewardship. It is an opportunity to reflect together on what we’ve learned, and to recommit to our mission: helping governments and partners deliver scalable, evidence-based innovations that millions of smallholder farmers can use to improve their lives.
With appreciation,

Niriksha Shetty
Chief Executive Officer