Bridge-AI at a glance

Across many regions in Africa, agriculture faces increasing pressure from climate change, water scarcity and soil degradation.
At the same time, farmers often lack access to digital tools and information needed to respond effectively to these challenges.

BRIDGE-AI develops and employs innovative digital solutions based on Generative AI to support farmers in their daily decisions. By combining satellite data, field sensors and predictive models, the project provides practical and accessible recommendations tailored to local conditions.

Improved agricultural decision making through real-time data and AI
More efficient water uses and climate adaptation strategies
Validation in pilot regions in Kenya, Tunisia and Nigeria

We enable better farming decisions by turning complex data into simple, actionable insights

The Challenge

Agriculture in Africa is highly dependent on rainfall, with more than 95% of cultivated land relying on it. This makes farmers particularly vulnerable to climate variability and extreme weather conditions.

Limited access to irrigation systems, advisory services and digital tools further constrains productivity and innovation. While artificial intelligence offers strong potential, many solutions remain inaccessible or not adapted to local needs.

Pilot regions

BRIDGE-AI validates its solutions in real agriculture systems across Africa

Maize| Nigeria

  Maize production, with tools for seasonal
planning and climate adaptation. 

Mushroom| Kenya

  Mushroom cultivation in microclimates
with environmental monitoring and yield prediction.  

Pasture| Tunisia

  Environmental information and digital tools
to help farmers better understand
pasture growth.  

Pomegranate| Tunisia

 Data-driven recommendations on irrigation, biomass and crop care to increase
pomegranate productivity.  

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Meet the Team

The project brings together partners from Europe and Africa, combining expertise in AI, agriculture, climate data and digital innovation.

Partners come from Spain, Kenya, Tunisia, Nigeria and Austria, including research centres, universities and technology companies working together to deliver real impact.