The Land, Soil & Crop Hub of Ethiopia
Discover interoperable land, soil and crop intelligence to power climate‑smart agriculture, from national insights to local actions.
Backed by trusted partners
Access
Unified entry to national land, soil and crop datasets.
Analyze
Overlay layers, compare maps, and derive actionable insights.
Act
Inform policies, extension advisories and farm decisions.
Be Part of Ethiopia'sData-Driven Agricultural Future
The LSC-Hub connects research institutions, farmers, and policymakers under one digital ecosystem. Contribute your data, access national resources, and collaborate toward a sustainable and climate-smart Ethiopia.
Trusted by researchers, farmers, and policymakers across Ethiopia
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Resilient decisions for climate smart agriculture
Data stewardship by Ethiopian partners
A national hub for land, soil and crop intelligence
LSC‑Hub unifies access to quality‑assured datasets and tools that power climate‑smart agriculture. It enables researchers, policy makers and extension workers to translate geospatial evidence into practical, local action.
Purpose
Discover and compare land, soil and crop data in one place to inform better decisions.
Partnership
Led by EIAR with national and international partners under the LSC‑IS initiative.
Focus regions
Pilots in Adami Tulu Jido Kombolcha (Oromia) and Basona Werana (Amhara), scaling nationwide.
Key Features
Discover the powerful capabilities that make LSC-Hub the premier platform for agricultural data
National-level Data Hub
Centralized platform for comprehensive agricultural data
- Land, soil and crop data from many sources are being consolidated into data portals, or hubs, where these data can be stored, processed and visualized.
Interactive Map Viewer
Explore geospatial data with powerful visualization tools
- Visualize and compare spatial data, including high-resolution soil and crop maps.
- Overlay multiple data layers for in-depth analysis.
Climate-Smart Agriculture
Data-driven solutions for sustainable farming practices
- These data hubs support diverse practices which help the agricultural sector adapt and build resilience to climate change. The hubs account for changing environmental conditions and facilitate relevant climate change mitigation.
Enhanced Data Accessibility
Seamless access to agricultural information resources
- A land soil and crop data hub links existing data sources and portals to facilitate easier access while maintaining national data ownership.
Who it’s for
Enabling decisions across the agricultural ecosystem
Researchers
Discover, compare and download quality-assured datasets.
Policy Makers
Track climate and land indicators to guide interventions.
Extension Workers
Build localized advisories and share extension materials.
Farmers
Access practical guidance for improved productivity.