Applied research addresses gaps in foundational knowledge
The legal, economic, social and public policy issues surrounding data-intensive technologies in Canadian agriculture are evolving very rapidly. Reliable information can be difficult to find, and in many cases it is more common to find resources focused on the United States or Europe.
The Data Initiative is leading or collaborating in a number of applied research projects addressing gaps in foundational knowledge related to the rapidly evolving commercial and public policy environment for data in Canadian agriculture and food.
EMILI is working with stakeholders from across the NAPDC community to develop a data governance framework.
EMILI is working with the CAPI to understand how public policy supports the development and adoption of agtech.
EMILI is creating a series of guidebooks to help people understand key legal issues around agricultural data.
EMILI is creating a report based on interviews with key stakeholders on the state interoperability in the Canadian agri-food sector.
EMILI is working with CSKA to identify cybersecurity standards to support the agriculture and food system.
