Rose Goslinga: Crop insurance, an idea worth seeding
Rose Goslinga: Mahsul sigortası, bir tohumlama bedeli fikri
Rose Goslinga isn’t your typical insurance salesperson. Through the Syngenta Foundation, her team developed insurance solutions to assist small-scale farmers in Africa, to safeguard their crops in case of droughts. Full bio
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together with vegetables.
ölçmede kullanılan bir kaptı.
kuraklıklardan biriydi
yağmuru sigortalıyorum.
hastanenin karşısındayım.
güvenliğinde yardım etmeniz
yağmazsa ne olacak?"
finans işleriyle ilgiliydin.
parçası olmak için
ziyaretlerine dayanır.
bir çiftçi için,
verilere güveniriz.
bir fiyat etiketi
a crop needs and when.
gösteren algoritmalar tasarlarız.
oluşması için
need it to rain more frequently,
ürün koçanı oluşurken,
for the crop to form its cob.
bir hedef belirledik.
diye düşündüler.
Nobel Barış Ödülü'nü kazanan
to earn the trust of a bank,
güven vermesi gerekir,
yüzde 4,4'ü gibi
çiftçiler cesaretlidir,
the season is going to be good.
geçeceği anlamına gelir.
çiftçiye kredi sağlayan bir
at the end of the season."
200.000 avro vereceğiz."
"Bu harika,
yeniden ekim yaptı.
firmasından fikir aldık
bulmamızı sağlıyordu.
of this replanting guarantee
garantisinden yararlanan
almamıza ısrar etti,
kontrol altına almalarını
dört gözle bekliyorum.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Rose Goslinga - MicroinsurerRose Goslinga isn’t your typical insurance salesperson. Through the Syngenta Foundation, her team developed insurance solutions to assist small-scale farmers in Africa, to safeguard their crops in case of droughts.
Why you should listen
Rose Goslinga describes her work as “insuring the rain.” Raised in Tanzania, Goslinga was working for the Rwandan Ministry of Agriculture in 2008 when the minister had a bold idea: could they offer insurance to small farmers to protect them in case rain didn’t come when needed? Goslinga ran with the idea. Under the Syngenta Foundation’s Kilimo Salama program, which is Swahili for “safe farming,” the thought became a reality. Last year, through its local insurance partners, it insured 185,000 farmers in Kenya and Rwanda against drought, and was recently spun into a company called ACRE.
Think of microinsurance the way you think of microloans. The average farmer insured in this way has a half-acre farm and pays just two Euros as an annual premium. Rather than using farm visits to determine damages, cloud data determines when payouts are due to farmers. Building this program has taken the Syngenta Foundation six years and has greatly tested their aptitude for creative problem-solving, from figuring out how to get farmers to trust insurance companies to creating technological solutions to help map which farmers are using the product.
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