Feasibility And Sustainability Sample Clauses

Feasibility And Sustainability. ‌ For the government to confirm the effectivity of the contract farming programme, the agricultural department need to collect information from the farmers. Currently, all data that is collected from the farmers are in paper forms. Moreover, the AD is not the only party that is collecting data from the farmers. The factory is also send- ing their own staff to check on the farmers and collect data about the plantation. Because of this, information can easily be lost and unorganized. This could proba- xxx also be the reason for the lack of communication and coordination between all stakeholders. To make it less intrusive for the factory and the AD to monitor and an- alyze the farmers’ data, an information system can be set up for this where all data can be stored in one place and is accessible for all users. In this manner, no con- fusions between multiple information sources can occur and information is trans- parent between stakeholders. Good administration can therefore be very crucial to improve the communication and coordination that are required to boost the indus- try. To develop an information collecting system, it is not difficult. However, many factors play a role when it comes to the usefulness of the data. Potential conflicts can happen when farmers are not entering data into the sys- tem due to difficulties that they might experience while using the system. For this reason it is important to make sure that the threshold is low for the farmers to use the system. The system should be user friendly first of all. Therefore, user requirements are very important to take into account when developing the BannaTree system. To assure the usefulness and sustainability of BannaTree, user feedback is needed for every iteration of the development of the system. At first we will design the user in- terface intuitively with the end users in mind. This mean that we will start off with the basic information that we have collected from end users. For instance we know after the first meeting with the farmers and the department that most of them are literate and in possession of smartphones. However not all of them are computer literate. Moreover, there is also no internet issues most of the time. Therefore, we figured that a mobile application is highly feasible. Nevertheless, it must not ask too much effort from the farmers while entering data into the interface otherwise they might not use it in the end. For now the incentive for the farmers to use the system is ...
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