Droughts are becoming more frequent, prolonged, and unpredictable due to climate change, leading to severe consequences for agriculture, food security, water supply, livelihoods, and ecosystems. Traditional drought monitoring relies on manual reporting, outdated hydrological records, and limited local observations—resulting in delayed response, insufficient preparedness, and ineffective water management. To address this growing crisis, the project... [Read More] The post A Sample Grant Proposal on “Smart Water Mapping for Drought Monitoring” first appeared on fundsforNGOs - Grants and Resources for Sustainability.