AWB
AGRICULTURE
WITHOUT BORDERS
Project Proposal & Investment Readiness

Submit an Agricultural Project

Complete the essential project overview first. Detailed technical, financial and due-diligence information can be added where available. You can save your progress and return later.

Before you begin: Submission does not constitute project approval, financing, investment, partnership commitment or authorization to raise funds in AWB’s name. Projects selected for further development may require due diligence, feasibility studies, financial modelling and a separate written project agreement.
Step 1 of 10Not yet saved
01

Project Overview

Required for the initial AWB screening.

Project category *
02

Project Owner & Contact

Who is proposing and responsible for the opportunity?

03

Problem, Solution & Demand

Help AWB understand why this project matters.

04

Site & Project Readiness

Required where relevant; detailed evidence can be uploaded later.

Existing infrastructure
Optional detailed site information
05

Technical Scope & Implementation

Add what is known today; AWB can request deeper feasibility later.

06

Market & Commercial Model

Important for investor, lender and strategic partner assessment.

Target customers
Optional competitive information
07

Investment & Financing

Required to understand the scale and type of support needed.

Financing / collaboration requested *
Optional financial projections
08

Impact & Sustainability

AWB assesses both financial viability and agricultural/development impact.

Expected impact areas
Optional ESG / environmental information
Energy source
09

Legal, Governance, Risks & AWB Role

Useful for due diligence and deciding what kind of partner is suitable.

Required approvals / permits
What support is requested from AWB? *
10

Supporting Files & Submit

Upload what is available. Documents can be added later if the project advances.

Before submitting

Please review the information you have entered. Required fields are marked with an asterisk. Optional technical and due-diligence details can be left incomplete if they are not yet available.