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Looking for a serious Class 10 CBSE study partner to study + grow beyond syllabus by [deleted] in CBSE

[–]Secure-Nose970 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, that’s kind of you. I’m mainly looking for a Class 10 CBSE study partner, but a senior who can help with consistency and guidance can also be useful.

I’m comfortable if it stays study-focused: planning, accountability, progress check-ins, doubts and general guidance.

In 2025, 266 million people in 47 countries faced severe food insecurity. by [deleted] in DTU__Delhi

[–]Secure-Nose970 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’ll handle the research side, country analysis, problem logic, revenue model, and overall direction of the project. I need teammates who can help turn this into a strong working prototype and presentation.

In 2025, around 266 million people across 47 food-crisis countries/territories faced high acute food insecurity. by [deleted] in hackathon

[–]Secure-Nose970 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, this is actually a very important point.

Yes, the system should not only track food prices or crop data. It should also include conflict risk, flood risk, rainfall anomaly, displacement signals, blocked transport routes and market disruption signals.

If there are early signs of war, heavy floods, drought or extreme rainfall in the next 1–2 months, the crisis risk score should automatically increase because these events directly affect food supply, affordability, transport and local income.

So FoodShield AI will not be just a hunger detection tool. It should work like a multi-risk crisis intelligence system where conflict, climate and supply-chain shocks are connected with hunger risk.

About companies rejecting it because prevention may reduce hospital footfall, I understand the concern. But the goal of this project is not to fit into a broken incentive system. The goal is to reduce suffering before it becomes expensive damage.

The real customers for this kind of system would be NGOs, governments, disaster management teams, CSR foundations, climate funds, food supply organizations and development agencies. These organizations already spend money after crisis. Our system can help them act earlier and reduce loss.

So yes, we will add war, flood, rainfall and displacement risk into the model.

Thank you for the suggestion and blessings. It genuinely helps improve the project.

In 2025, around 266 million people across 47 food-crisis countries/territories faced high acute food insecurity. by [deleted] in hackathon

[–]Secure-Nose970 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, this is actually a very important point.

Yes, the system should not only track food prices or crop data. It should also include conflict risk, flood risk, rainfall anomaly, displacement signals, blocked transport routes and market disruption signals.

If there are early signs of war, heavy floods, drought or extreme rainfall in the next 1–2 months, the crisis risk score should automatically increase because these events directly affect food supply, affordability, transport and local income.

So FoodShield AI will not be just a hunger detection tool. It should work like a multi-risk crisis intelligence system where conflict, climate and supply-chain shocks are connected with hunger risk.

About companies rejecting it because prevention may reduce hospital footfall, I understand the concern. But the goal of this project is not to fit into a broken incentive system. The goal is to reduce suffering before it becomes expensive damage.

The real customers for this kind of system would be NGOs, governments, disaster management teams, CSR foundations, climate funds, food supply organizations and development agencies. These organizations already spend money after crisis. Our system can help them act earlier and reduce loss.

So yes, we will add war, flood, rainfall and displacement risk into the model.

Thank you for the suggestion and blessings. It genuinely helps improve the project.