Before moving on to the evaluation stage, we verify that your application meets the following minimum eligibility requirements:
Applications must be submitted through the online system by the deadline.
The proposal must be consistent with the information required to evaluate the solution.
It must fall within the scope of the digitization topics defined in the call for proposals.
It must not be incomplete or contain any empty fields.
You must include a video that meets the technical and content requirements.
If your application contains errors or incomplete information, we will contact you, andyou will have up to 5 business days to correct it. We won’t disqualify you over a technicality!
Find out what we value most about your innovation. Click on each pillar to see the details and its weight in the final evaluation.
Is the problem real and significant? We assess whether the digital technology provides a technically and contextually appropriate solution. We look for qualitative evidence (testimonials or data) that the technology effectively addresses real problems faced by family farms in the region.
The digital solution we have implemented serves a clear, distinct, and transformative purpose for family farming. We value originality and ensure that technology is used to promote the well-being of families and improve their economic conditions.
Can digital technology be adapted and replicated in new rural areas? We assess its technical feasibility and strategic vision to amplify its impact and scale the technology to new communities in the medium term.
The young person or team has the skills and commitment needed to implement the digital solution. We value your hands-on experience working with smallholder farmers and your technical expertise in digitalization.
The application process involves collaboration with companies, public institutions, academic institutions, and financial institutions that enhance the initiative’s capacity for transformation. We assess whether there is a funding model that ensures the initiative’s operational continuity.
Your innovation is unique, and that’s how we evaluate it. We use a matrix that tailors our criteria precisely to the level of technological maturity you’ve reported.
This aspect is not addressed in the proposal.
Impact mentioned without data or a description of how it was measured or verified.
Stated intention with limited evidence; expected changes described without comparative measurements.
Qualitative evidence and comparative quantitative data; clear changes attributable to the solution.
Solid quantitative evidence backed by verifiable data, exceeded targets, and comprehensive documentation.
