The Call for Code Global Prize Challenge winning team takes home the 2020 Call for Code Global Prize, receives $200,000 at the annual Call for Code Awards, and most importantly, has the opportunity to partner with IBM and The Linux Foundation to develop and deploy their solution around the world. During a globally-streamed virtual event hosted by renowned CNN Anchor Van Jones on October 13, 2020, the 2020 Call for Code Global Prize was presented to Team Agrolly, an app that helps small farmers around the world fight back against climate change. Team Agrolly team members include Ajinkya Datalkar, Manoela Morais, Chimka Munkhbayar and Helen Tsai.

Built by an all-star team of developers from Brazil, India, Mongolia and Taiwan, Agrolly is designed to connect and support small farmers around the world, especially in emerging countries where crop yields have been reduced by climate change. Agrolly combines weather forecasts from The Weather Company and historical data from NASA with crop requirements published by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization to provide personalized information for each farmer by location, crop type and the stage of growth. The app gives farmers a chance to close information gaps and sharing information so they can make more informed decisions and obtain financing, which improves their economic outcomes.