In the Luapula Province of Zambia, we work with over 900 smallholder farmers, of which over 30% are women, to locally source cassava for our locally brewed Eagle Lager beer. To boost the quality of cassava grown in the region, our local team works with the government agricultural research institute to develop new, more disease resistant plant varieties and has developed research based crop protocols to improve yields and income for the farmers we work with and also the broader cassava industry in Zambia. Extension support is provided through our agronomists on the ground working with lead farmers to disseminate training and information. The team has been exploring ways to offer more digital support to farmers. In 2020, we piloted digital financial training in partnership with Lusaka-based fintech company Zazu. To scale this type of digital support and expand the digitalization of our supply chain through the blockchain enabled platform BanQu, we continue to work with local mobile networks to increase phone ownership and network access in these rural farming regions.