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Before the democratization of data, different silos of data sets were not linked together and were controlled by separate central institutions. Therefore, these use cases below will be difficult to realize without HARA’s decentralized data exchange. Some of the immediate benefits that players will see:yyFinancial institutions can now access new segments to provide low-cost banking servicesyyInsurance companies can now provide products that leverage better climate forecasts and soil informationyyGreen energy companies can use enriched data to further innovate in renewable local energy productionyyData companies can build sophisticated credit scoring models for untapped segmentsyyFMCG companies or retailers can provide customers with traceability informationyyCertification agencies can receive information to certify and monitor real-time certification requirements yyMarketplaces can now be more efficient and competitive by providing price transparency to all playersyyBiotech firms can accelerate the evolution in microbiology supporting effective substitutes for chemical and otherwise toxic farm inputsyySmallholders and family farmers now have agronomical data, online-advice and market information, such prices and off take-volumes of products and farm inputs on a micro-market level in a timely fashionData empowers billions and levels the playing field for everyone. With a traceable and transparent data exchange, we do not have to lose any more valuable data and players of all sizes will have access to the data we generate collectively every day. Beginning with the food sector, HARA will touch up to 1 billion people in the planet and work its way up to the value chains of health, education, mobility, and recreation sectors.Starting with one byte at a time.