19/08/2026
What if farmers could understand what their land can grow before planting a single seed? 🌱
At the AYSC Climate Hackathon, our students brought technology, AI and agriculture together to tackle exactly that.
Their team built an agricultural mapping system that uses satellite imagery and reliable datasets to predict the minerals available within specific farm boundaries.
The goal? Help farmers make more informed decisions about what crops are best suited to their land — and even assess potential land before acquiring it.
The hackathon, held at the Technical University of Kenya (TUK) and organised by IESS and partners, brought young people together to build solutions at the intersection of technology, AI and climate action.
We’re incredibly proud to see our students take their skills beyond the classroom and use them to solve problems that matter.
This is what building with tech looks like. 🚀
TechForGood Kenya