Quantified climate & social impact at 100 million farmers.
Bottom-up KPI model derived from FAO 2023, IPCC AR6 WG-III Ch.7 mitigation factors, World Bank Smallholder Atlas 2022, CGIAR-CCAFS RCT meta-analyses, and ICAR-CRIDA field data. Slide the dials to scale the projection.
Population coverage100% of 100M farmers
Active advisory adoption72% of onboarded
100.0 M
Farmers onboarded
72.0 M
Active users
79.2 M ha
Hectares under AIOTF
1.1 ha
Avg holding
Climate Impact
180.84 M t
CO₂e avoided + sequestered / yr
≈ 39.3 M passenger cars off the road
159.72 M t
Soil-carbon sequestration / yr
@ 0.55 tC/ha (4p1000 conservative)
3.14 B kg
Synthetic-N fertiliser avoided / yr
−24.0% via VRA + soil-test DSS
99.63 M kg
Pesticide active-ingredient cut / yr
−37.0% via pest-DSS scouting
152.22 B m³
Irrigation water saved / yr
≈ 60.9 M Olympic pools
$2.53 B
Carbon-credit revenue / yr
@ $14 / tCO₂e (Verra ag-soils 2024 avg)
Food Security & Productivity
49.66 B kg
Additional cereal-equiv. produced / yr
+22.0% mean yield uplift
198.63 M
People fed annually (incremental)
@ 250 kg/person/yr cereal-eq (FAO)
14.26 M ha
Degraded land restored cumulative
Cover-crops + reduced-till adoption
Social & Economic Impact
$28.89 B
Aggregate farmer income uplift / yr
+34.0% net income vs. baseline $1,180
30.96 M
Women farmers reached
43.0% of active base (FAO Status of Women 2023)
43.92 M
Farmers gaining digital literacy
61.0% post-program literacy gain
15.12 M
Smallholders accessing credit
Score-card underwriting on field data
26.64 M
Farmers insured against weather
Parametric covers triggered by IoT
302.40 M
Rural jobs created (FPO + agents)
4.2 jobs per 1 farmer activated (IFPRI 2024)
Methodology & Sources
Calculation chain
farmers = 100M × coverage%
active = farmers × adoption%
hectares = active × 1.1 ha
ΔYield_kg = hectares × 2850 kg/ha × 22%
H₂O_saved = hectares × 6200 m³ × 31%
N_avoided = hectares × 165 kg × 24%
CO₂e_total = N·5.4 + Pest·18.2 + Diesel·0.482
+ SoilC·2017 kg CO₂/ha
ΔIncome = active × $1,180 × 34%
Primary references
IPCC AR6 WG-III, Ch. 7 — Agriculture, Forestry & Other Land Use