Chetan Pradhan is responsible for Earth-i’s relationships with national, European and global institutions that want to improve their operations by using unique and timely insights obtained from geospatial information.
With 14 years experience in the EO industry, Chetan holds a number of high-profile industry positions and ensures that the EO and Space industries’ views and concerns are raised and progressed at appropriate levels in Governmental and institutional circles.
He is currently Chair of the European Association of Remote Sensing Companies (EARSC), which represents the EO service industry in Europe. He is also Chair of the EO Committee (EOC) of UKspace, the trade association of the UK’s space industry, and previously served as Chairman of the British Association of Remote Sensing Companies (BARSC).
Does Kenya need to ‘bet the farm’ on Arabica coffee farming? Coffee exports have been declining for years, and haven fallen way behind the values achieved from tea and horticulture for th...
Coffee exports are hugely important for the Kenyan economy. It is estimated that there are over 700,000 smallholder coffee farmers in the country, as well as around 3,000 large estate far...
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