Project Objective
Reservoir–Well Automation is developed to save time and labor for farmers in opening and closing water sources in their fields. The project aims to provide convenience and efficiency by enabling automatic water accumulation and management.
Problem Area
The project addresses the time and labor lost when farmers manually manage water sources in their fields. With automation, water accumulation and discharge are carried out automatically.
Social, Economic, and Environmental Impacts
Social Impact: Automation reduces farmers’ workload, saves time, and makes water management easier.
Economic Impact: More efficient water management leads to water savings, reduced energy costs, and other economic benefits.
Environmental Impact: Regular and automated water management supports more efficient and sustainable use of water resources, positively affecting the environment.
Solution Strategy
The Reservoir–Well Automation system automates water management, providing farmers with significant time and labor savings.
Differentiation of the Solution
The system uses a float-controlled automation mechanism to manage water accumulation and discharge, distinguishing it from manual or conventional methods. This allows farmers to utilize water resources more efficiently without manual intervention.
SDG Impacts
Clean Water and Sanitation: Supports more efficient use of water resources through systematic water management.
Sustainable Cities and Communities: Automation increases efficiency in water management and facilitates easier operations for farmers.
Target Objective
The project aims to make water management more efficient and easier for farmers by automating water accumulation and discharge processes.
Project Activities and Promotion
Designing and prototyping the automation system.
Conducting field tests and data analysis during implementation.
Promoting the project at agricultural and water management conferences and events.
Sharing project benefits and success stories through media channels.
Sustainability Goals
Constructing the system using durable materials to ensure long-term usability.
Providing training and technical support to farmers to enhance project effectiveness.
Business Model
The business model could focus on selling the Reservoir–Well Automation system and providing related services.
Additionally, a subscription-based model could be considered for data analysis and reporting services.