Agricultural Project Cost Breakdown

Project Overview

The Water 4 Mercy Agricultural Project empowers rural African communities by

providing sustainable agricultural technologies, training, and ongoing agronomical

support. This model enhances food security, economic development, and community

resilience.

Project Objectives

• Improve agricultural productivity using drip irrigation.

• Build local capacity through farmer training and technical support.

• Support seasonal crop planning and input use.

• Provide continuous expert support for crop care and pest management.

Project Outcomes

This project will enhance food security and livelihoods while promoting long-term

sustainability. With drip irrigation systems and expert training, local farmers will

produce higher-quality crops and strengthen their community’s resilience.

Project Scope

1. Drip Irrigation System & Solar Pump

Installation of drip irrigation systems powered by solar pumps to optimize water use

and maximize yields. Cost: $16,000

2. Hybrid Seeds and Fertilizers (Two Seasons) Supply of high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and crop chemicals to ensure successful

harvests over two planting seasons. Cost: $8,000

3. Farmer Training & Capacity Building Extensive on-site and bi-weekly training covering irrigation techniques, crop management,

pest control, and fertilization best practices.

Cost: $16,000

4. Seasonal Planning and Inputs Development of seasonal crop plans, assistance with seed and input selection, and

monitoring crop performance. Cost: $7,000

5. Miscellaneous Costs Covers training materials, unexpected project expenses, and additional support

resources. Cost: $3,000

Total Project Cost: $50,000