Smarter, more resilient agriculture.
We want to work with growers, food scientists, agronomists and supply-chain specialists on practical problems in resource efficiency, agricultural operations and sustainable food systems.
Our interests reflect areas of real strategic importance in the UAE. We develop opportunities with experienced practitioners, operators and specialists rather than pretending we know every industry from the outside.
These are themes for discovery, not claims that specific products are needed. Every opportunity must be tested with its intended users and buyers.
We want to work with growers, food scientists, agronomists and supply-chain specialists on practical problems in resource efficiency, agricultural operations and sustainable food systems.
We are interested in education technology and additional learning needs, including autism and SEND support, built in partnership with educators, therapists, families and people with lived experience.
We want to explore preventive health and early intervention, with an interest in diabetes risk awareness, support pathways and practical tools that improve patient engagement.
Working with qualified professionals, we want to consider technology that improves navigation, access, continuity and coordination of mental health support, without making unsupported clinical claims.
We are interested in responsible uses of data, monitoring and workflow tools that help organisations improve water efficiency, resource visibility and climate resilience.
We would like to explore technologies supporting accessibility, ageing, independent living and better coordination between people receiving support and their carers.
The following public initiatives illustrate why these sectors merit deeper investigation. They do not establish market demand for any individual product or imply an affiliation with PROSPR.
Abu Dhabi's economic cluster for food systems and water technology.
Formal commitments and services supporting inclusive education and additional learning needs.
Prevention, earlier detection, care quality and digital health are named strategic priorities.
Long-term priorities include sustainable resource use, digital systems and infrastructure resilience.
We’re interested in learning from the people closest to the problem, including specialists in fields beyond this initial list.