Irrigation enhancement for small farmers - USAID skilled proposal writer
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
"Modelling of Optimal Drilling Locations" is an AI systems development project, designed to help map shallow groundwater, using open-source data, so that irrigation water for small farmers may be more easily attained by development agencies. Irrigation water will then double or triple crop yields.
We consist of volunteers from George Mason University, Arba Minch University, and Global MapAid and have been working together since November 2019. Our technology is now at a prototype stage and we are ready to make a bid. We have nearly completed a USAID bid and would value an experienced bid writer, to look over our bid and give us broad feedback, for any glaring omissions.
We are a group of professionals, donating our time, and our main objective is to create a world-class, open-source system for shallow groundwater detection and sustainable use.
We consist of volunteers from George Mason University, Arba Minch University, and Global MapAid and have been working together since November 2019. Our technology is now at a prototype stage and we are ready to make a bid. We have nearly completed a USAID bid and would value an experienced bid writer, to look over our bid and give us broad feedback, for any glaring omissions.
We are a group of professionals, donating our time, and our main objective is to create a world-class, open-source system for shallow groundwater detection and sustainable use.