Name: Integrating AI in Agriculture and Water Management: A Comprehensive Technical Guide to AI-Powered Water and Agricultural Systems.DE (en Inglés)
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Integrating AI in Agriculture and Water Management: A Comprehensive Technical Guide to AI-Powered Water and Agricultural Systems.DE (en Inglés)

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9786209830273

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The book establishes its relevance through a compelling analysis of Africa's interconnected agricultural and hydrological challenges. The continent, home to approximately 1.4 billion people and possessing some of the world's most fertile agricultural land, simultaneously confronts acute food and water security crises. Agriculture remains the economic backbone of most African nations, employing approximately 60 percent of the workforce and contributing 15 to 35 percent of gross domestic product across sub-Saharan Africa. However, this sector remains predominantly rain-fed and exhibits minimal technological sophistication, rendering it highly vulnerable to climate variability and environmental shocks.The water dimension of this challenge is equally pressing. Over 300 million Africans currently experience water scarcity, a situation projected to deteriorate significantly by 2050 under current climate trajectories. The continent's freshwater resources are distributed with profound geographic inequality: while Central Africa benefits from the Congo Basin and Great Lakes systems with per capita water availability exceeding 8,500 cubic meters annually, North Africa faces chronic scarcity.