who runs it
Organizations running this strategy · 3
what it looks like in practice
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Facilitating transfer of agri-biotech technologies to developing countries INTERNATIONAL SERVICE FOR THE ACQUISITION OF AGRI-BIOTECH APPL INCcapacity buildingFacilitates the transfer of agri-biotech technologies to developing countries through public-private partnerships, enhancing access to advanced agricultural technologies.
- Sharing and disseminating scientific knowledge on agri-biotech applications INTERNATIONAL SERVICE FOR THE ACQUISITION OF AGRI-BIOTECH APPL INCcapacity buildingShares and disseminates scientific knowledge on agri-biotech applications to the global community, supporting informed adoption and use of agricultural biotechnologies.
- Amplify women's voices in AgriFoodTech through public talks, tours, and exhibitions From Farms to Incubatorsdirect serviceConducts public speaking tours, book talks, and documentary screenings across California, including at universities, public libraries, and community events, to promote careers in AgTech and celebrate women innovators.
- Conduct research and publish journalistic profiles on women in agtech From Farms to IncubatorsresearchProduces in-depth research and journalistic content, including a three-part article series in The Californian and national newspaper profiles, documenting the contributions of women founders in agtech.
- Disseminate stories through a multimedia storytelling platform From Farms to Incubatorsdirect serviceOperates a global digital platform that shares narratives of women in agtech via social media, newsletters, micro-videos, and online content to broaden public engagement and awareness.
- Host webinars and networking events for AgriFoodTech stakeholders From Farms to Incubatorsdirect serviceOrganizes virtual events that connect mentees and participants with entrepreneurs, investors, educators, and community leaders in the agrifoodtech sector to foster collaboration and visibility.
- Operate a menteeship and internship program for emerging women leaders in AgriFoodTech From Farms to Incubatorscapacity buildingRuns a structured menteeship and internship program launched in 2021 that places students and young professionals in AgTech projects, including documenting AI and climate change initiatives at UC Merced, while connecting them with women leaders in the field.
- Produce multimedia content highlighting women entrepreneurs in AgTech From Farms to Incubatorsdirect serviceCreates and distributes documentaries, books, and podcasts that profile women founders and innovators in agri-food technology, with national screenings and publications. The award-winning documentary "From Farms to Incubators" and the 2021 book of the same name feature nearly 30 women leaders, and a podcast series amplifies their stories.
- Provide mentorship and leadership development in AgriFoodTech From Farms to Incubatorscapacity buildingOffers mentorship, resources, and training initiatives to cultivate leadership and innovation among women in the agrifood technology sector.
- Advancing public understanding of agricultural technology through communication campaigns and events TRIPLE HELIX INSTITUTE FOR AGRICULTURE CLIMATE AND SOCIETY INCdirect serviceConducts public communication campaigns and hosts experiential events—such as dinners featuring upcycled ingredients and innovative foods—to demonstrate climate-resilient food systems and promote broader public engagement with AgTech solutions.
- Building capacity in AgTech innovation ecosystems TRIPLE HELIX INSTITUTE FOR AGRICULTURE CLIMATE AND SOCIETY INCcapacity buildingFosters an innovation ecosystem for agricultural technology by convening an Investment Council to identify systemic barriers in capital allocation and participating in symposia on biosolutions and supply chain resilience to strengthen sector-wide collaboration and resilience.
- Conducting research on agricultural technology for climate action and societal benefit TRIPLE HELIX INSTITUTE FOR AGRICULTURE CLIMATE AND SOCIETY INCresearchProduces policy-focused reports synthesizing scientific research and expert viewpoints on agricultural technology, including its role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, conserving biodiversity, and strengthening the U.S. AgTech innovation ecosystem. These reports are published and disseminated to inform decision-makers and presented at events such as congressional briefings.
- Convening cross-sector stakeholders to advance AgTech innovation TRIPLE HELIX INSTITUTE FOR AGRICULTURE CLIMATE AND SOCIETY INCdirect serviceOrganizes roundtable discussions, events, and forums—including during Climate Week NYC—to bring together stakeholders from multiple sectors to identify shared priorities, co-develop strategies, and facilitate evidence-based dialogue on agriculture and climate resilience.
- Recognizing leadership in agricultural technology through the AgTech Leadership Prize TRIPLE HELIX INSTITUTE FOR AGRICULTURE CLIMATE AND SOCIETY INCadvocacyHosts an annual prize award event during Climate Week NYC to recognize individuals who have advanced high-impact agricultural technologies through cross-sector collaboration and innovation, first launched in 2026.