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Remote & Marginal Living
Water Scarcity & Availability

Climate Smart Irrigation in the GGW corridor

Challenge Background

Inadequate energy to power irrigation facilities. In Nigeria, crop production is heavily dependent on rainfall. As a result, production suffers from the seasonality of rainfall in time for any given locality. Another problem, especially in the northern part of Nigeria, is inadequate supply of water, which is a major limiting factor in agriculture hence the need for irrigation and drainage facilities in crop production. Where farmers have access to irrigation systems, they are frequently faced with irregular fuel supply, frequent breakdown of pumps, low stream flow, and well dry ups.

What we are looking for

Alternative energy sources to power water pumps for irrigation - clean and cheap off-grid solution which will reduce the overall production cost of the farmer, and reduce CO2 emissions.

Smart irrigation system, connected to the energy source, combined with good agronomic practices, so farmers can produce all year round.

Solution criteria

- Clean source of energy.
- Off grid
- Easy to install.
- Easy to maintain.

What we offer

We offer the technical expertise and training for rural communities to implement and monitor project Implementation.

Drylands Initiative for Ecosystem Restoration and Capacity Building

Drylands Initiative for Ecosystem Restoration and Capacity Building

Drylands Initiative for Ecosystem Restoration and Capacity Building (DINERCAB) is a non-profit environmental based non-governmental organization committed to building communities’ resilience to environmental challenges bedeviling the Drylands of Sub-Saharan Africa. We aim to secure sustainable drylands within the dynamic global Ecosystem.

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Nigeria

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Deadline:

31-March-23

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