Analyzing Technological integration and community collaboration using Actor-Network Theory: The Case of Indian Agritech

Authors

Rohan Chalwadi, University of Queensland-Indian Institute of Technology DelhiFollow
Stan Karanasios, University of QueenslandFollow
P Vigneswara Ilavarasan, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, IndiaFollow

Abstract

This study examines how agritech startups collaborate with communities to integrate technological solutions for farming. Using Actor-Network Theory, it explores the role of institutional actors, including government, private enterprises, and non-profits, in shaping digital farming ecosystems. The research identifies key factors affecting technology adoption among farmers and the collaborative processes driving agritech innovation. Findings highlight the importance of aligning technological advancement with community needs for sustainable agricultural transformation.

Recommended Citation

Chalwadi, Rohan; Karanasios, Stan; and Ilavarasan, P Vigneswara, "Analyzing Technological integration and community collaboration using Actor-Network Theory: The Case of Indian Agritech" (2024). GlobDev 2024. 17.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/globdev2024/17