STEP 1
Start wherever you are
You don't need to have everything figured out. An idea, a few notes or a project already underway is enough — describe it in your own words and GIAN takes it from there.
GIAN helps you structure your project, understand what is missing, find relevant opportunities, and turn your next decisions into concrete action.



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An idea, a few notes or a project already underway is enough. A founder discovers an opportunity too late. A student has a promising project but no structure. A researcher has evidence but no clear path to funding. An NGO or incubator supports many projects with limited time. GIAN turns scattered information into a next step you can act on.
Calls and programs appear across ministries, universities, foundations and local communities — rarely in one place.
One team cannot give every project the same depth of strategic attention.
A project needs one priority it can act on, not another generic list of advice.
It keeps the project context, researches what is missing, follows its evolution, finds relevant opportunities and helps you decide what to do next. When something can reasonably be checked from public sources, GIAN researches it first — you are only asked for what the web cannot know, such as your field results, internal numbers or decisions.
STEP 1
You don't need to have everything figured out. An idea, a few notes or a project already underway is enough — describe it in your own words and GIAN takes it from there.
STEP 2
See an initial diagnostic, strengths, risks and open questions. GIAN adapts its analysis to your project context.
STEP 3
Review grants, programs, competitions and accelerators with an explanation of fit and what you still need to check.
STEP 4
Prioritize actions, keep a roadmap and prepare documents you can review before using.
GIAN brings together your project context, an initial diagnostic and the questions that still need answers. It helps you see what is clear, what is uncertain and what to work on next.
Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
AWS Impact Accelerator 2026
✓Amazon · $50,000 · 12 days
97%
MATCH
Mastercard Foundation Fund
✓Mastercard · $25,000 · 21 days
89%
MATCH
UN SDG Grant
✓United Nations · $15,000 · 33 days
84%
MATCH
Explore relevant grants, programs and competitions. GIAN explains why an opportunity may fit and what requirements you should confirm at the official source.
Organize priorities into milestones and tasks. Track your progress and revisit the plan as new information comes in.
24-week roadmap
Week 8 · 33% complete
Define problem & vision
Week 1
Validate with 20 users
Week 4
MVP launch
You are hereWeek 8
First grant application
Week 12
Pilot rollout
Week 18
Scale up
Week 24
GIAN first builds an understanding of your project, identifies what is missing, and researches useful context. Business plans, concept notes, roadmaps and application letters then become outputs of that work — drafts you check, correct and finalize yourself.
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Contextual drafts
You
Decide and finalize
Export ready to review
Concept note — Urban agriculture
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Our project addresses limited access to fresh vegetables in dense neighborhoods of Douala...
We propose a small hydroponic pilot, nearby customer validation, and simple impact tracking...
Opportunities are often scattered across local institutions and global platforms. GIAN helps connect project understanding, relevant opportunities and practical next steps, starting in Africa.
Structure your project, discover opportunities that fit, and move forward without a dedicated consultant.
See it for foundersOrganize applications, beneficiaries, and deadlines in one shared space, and manage calls for projects with clear, human-reviewed decisions.
See it for NGOsGive every cohort a shared project view, coordinate mentors, and save time on every project you support.
See it for incubatorsWhen relevant, GIAN can suggest alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Treat this as a starting point: check the proposed goals against what your project actually does and can demonstrate.
SDG 4
Education
SDG 8
Work
SDG 9
Industry
SDG 17
Partnerships
Plans for individuals and organizations. Start free and choose the support your project needs.
To discover GIAN and structure an early-stage project.
For deeper project intelligence, opportunity tracking, planning and document generation.
For cohorts, mentor workflows, portfolio intelligence and reporting.
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A chatbot answers your question. GIAN learns your project — it keeps your context, researches what is missing, follows how the project evolves, and helps you decide what to do next.
You can begin with an idea, prototype, research initiative, existing venture or community program. The analysis should reflect the project’s context and stage.
No. GIAN helps surface information, risks and possible next actions. You and your team remain responsible for decisions and applications.
No. A match is a starting point. Always check the official eligibility rules and deadline with the organization running the opportunity.
Generated content should not be treated as verified evidence. Review every draft, correct assumptions and add missing facts before using it.
No. When a claim can reasonably be checked from public sources, GIAN researches it first. You are only asked for what the web cannot know — your field results, internal numbers, interviews or decisions.
Yes — but not from a blank prompt. GIAN first understands your project and researches useful context; the business plan, concept note or pitch deck becomes a draft output of that work, which you review and finalize.
Yes. Organization workspaces help teams follow projects, coordinate support and prepare reports. Contact us to discuss your program.
Yes. Explorer is free to start. The plan cards show what each offer includes; paid prices are confirmed before payment.
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Understand it. Strengthen it. Find what fits. Take action.