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Technological advancements, particularly the integration of Internet of Things (IoT) systems, have transformed farming into a more efficient and profitable enterprise. - 123RF

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A family member of Ahmed Shinbari boils water in the northern parts of Gaza, on July 17, 2024. - Photo by Xinhua

A general view of the dunes of the desert next to the village of Oasis of Maaden el Ervane, that move in the opposite direction to the village leaving space for the oasis. Photo by Michele Cattani/AFP

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This photograph taken on February 28, 2024 shows Nisha Bharti (C), instructor at Drone Destination, training women aspiring to be remote pilots to operate a drone under the government-backed "Drone Sister" programme in Manesar. Hundreds of women have been trained in rural India to fly fertiliser-spraying aircraft under the government-backed "Drone Sister" programme. The scheme aims to help modernise Indian farming by reducing labour costs, as well as saving time and water in an industry hamstrung by its reliance on outdated technology and growing climate change challenges. It is also a portent of rural India's changing attitudes towards working women, who have traditionally found few opportunities to join the labour force and are often stigmatised for doing so. (Photo by Sajjad HUSSAIN / AFP)