IFAD Offers $1.2 Million Grant To Boost Satellite Data Usage In Agriculture

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News in Brief:
– IFAD offers $1.2 million grant for leveraging satellite data in agricultural projects.
– Call open to diverse organisations to enhance farming practices, emphasising local empowerment and accountability.

The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) has announced a significant opportunity for organisations to leverage satellite data in agricultural project design, monitoring, and evaluation.

With up to $1.2 million available under the project Capitalising on Earth Observation Data to support Project Design, Implementation and Evaluation (CAPEO), this initiative aims to revolutionise farming practices globally.

This call for proposals opens doors for non-profit organisations, private sector companies, universities, vocational training providers, and research institutes to harness satellite data for agricultural advancement. By incorporating this technology, local farmers can gain insights crucial for enhancing productivity, sustainability, and resilience in their operations.

Proposal deadline and requirements

Interested parties must submit project proposals to capeo@ifad.org in PDF format by 30 May 2024, 12:00 (CET). Proposals should align with the objectives outlined in the Grant Proposal Identification Form and demonstrate a commitment to cash and in-kind co-financing. Additionally, applicants must provide detailed budgets, self-certification of eligibility for IFAD grant financing, and institutional profiles showcasing relevant expertise. Click this link for more info. or visit ifad.org

IFAD emphasises that the selection process is rigorous, with proposals evaluated based on quality and alignment with funding priorities. The chosen recipient will collaborate closely with IFAD staff to refine project details and produce a comprehensive Grant Design Document for senior management evaluation.

For inquiries and clarifications, applicants are encouraged to reach out to capeo@ifad.org by 15 May 2024. This proactive engagement underscores IFAD’s commitment to transparency and inclusivity throughout the selection process.

Chinwendu Ohabughiro
Chinwendu Ohabughiro
Chinwendu Gift Ohabughiro has a background in English and Literary Studies from Imo State University. She brings a fresh perspective to the world of agriculture writing. When she's not penning compelling content, she's likely lost in the pages of a thrilling mystery or treating herself to the sinful delight of chocolate.

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