01 — Flagship Deployment
ACT4Darkhan
Mongolia's first agro-climate information system.
Climate change doesn't announce itself.
It arrives as an unexpected frost. A failed harvest. A season that ends two weeks early. Mongolian farmers have faced rising climate volatility for decades — with almost no local data to work with. Weather forecasts arrived late. Satellite data lived in silos. No system connected climate insight to agricultural action.
One system. Three data sources. Every decision.
AgroShield led the technical development of Mongolia's first agro-climate information system. Working with the EU-funded ACT4Darkhan project and the Mongolian Agricultural University, the team integrated three national climate data sources, deployed a pilot weather station, and built a working prototype validated across multiple data feeds.
Implementation Phases
Six-person specialist team formed at the Mongolian Agricultural University of Darkhan. Detailed activity plan approved through three review sessions with the ACT4Darkhan steering committee.
Mapped every climate data source in Mongolia — climate-service.mn, 1212.mn, and government meteorological data. Partnered with CropX Mongolia for pilot weather stations. Established cooperation agreements for satellite remote-sensing data.
Built the first working prototype with senior consultants on the ground in Darkhan. Validated accuracy across multiple data sources. System now operational with expansion planned to other Mongolian provinces.