Projet d’Innovations Digitales pour les Agro-Pasteurs du Niger The Digital Innovations Project for Niger's Agro-Pastoralists (IDAN) is oriented towards a market-centric approach and supports the expansion of an integrated digital platform, already in place in Mali and Burkina Faso. The general objective is to initiate trajectories of change which will have a positive synergistic effect for: "Increasing the resilience and food security of agricultural and pastoral households through the generation of economic (productivity gains, income) and social benefits (including avoided costs) linked to the use of a range of digital solutions integrated into an innovative service ”. The theories of change, which are strongly interrelated, relate to (i) improving the management of agricultural and pastoral operations by increasing access to and use of information and geo-satellite data as well as, appropriate advice that enhances their productivity, (ii) increasing business opportunities, transactions and economic value within value chains and (iii) promoting a shared vision by stakeholders for scaling up innovati ve digital services. Built on a long-term programmatic vision, and on the basis of years of learning and iteration in Mali and Burkina Faso, the IDAN project, in the period from 2021 to 2023, will facilitate access to the offered digital solutions for 35,000 farmers and pastoralists (including 15% of women and young people) in the Tahoua, Tillabéri and Dosso regions of Niger, and thanks to int eroperability, of 5,000 pastoral farmers in the cross-border space of Liptako Gourma. Using this integrated offer will increase their income by 10% and increase their food security and resilience. Drawing on an ecosystem of diverse service providers, the scaling up and operation of the service will be supported by a business model, and development towards its sustainability will be facilitated by a public-private partnership. IDAN is the result of extensive consultation with stakeholders in the agriculture and livestock sectors and the digital ecosystem in Niger. In its approach, it is resolutely committed to promoting complementarities, synergies and the sharing of knowledge for the scaling up of innovative digital services. The implementation of IDAN will be ensured by a consortium of partners: SNV (lead partner), the Association for the Revitalization of Livestock in Niger (AREN), the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, Hoefsloot Spatial Solutions and a mobile phone operator. The latter is to be selected through an open and transparent process. In addition to these partners whose mandate is to contribute to the development and delivery of the service, the opening of the partnership to other organizations and private partners, such as suppliers of inputs and financial services, will be considered during Implementation. The project will focus on a market-centric approach and support the expansion of an integrated digital platform, already in place in Mali and Burkina Faso. Accessible from simple telephones, the platform will offer a grouping of non-financial (information, advice, networking) and financial services, which are adapted to the needs of agro-pastoral households and other actors in value chains (B2C, B2B). The use of the non-financial services of the platform will allow agro-pastoral households to plan with better forecasting and precision the movement of their herds, to improve their (agro-) pastoral practices, as well as the sale of agricultural products. animals and agriculture. It is also envisaged to include financial services to facilitate access to inputs and facilitate online business relationships (e-commerce). Drawing on an ecosystem of diverse service providers, the operation of the platform's services will be supported by a business model, and development towards its sust ainabil