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Laufende Projekte (10)
Drinking Water Well in Cameroon, Bafoussam
Background For many years, the Collège Bilingue Saint Thomas d’Aquin in Bafoussam has faced significant challenges in securing a supply of clean drinking water. With a total of 1,985 students and 30 staff members, the school is severely affected by this precarious situation. The lack of safe water not only poses increased health risks for […]
Detergent production in rural communities in Uganda
Water, Sanitation and hygiene is a very important aspect of health in everyday life. Due to increased cost of living among some communities in Uganda, it becomes difficult for the citizens to maintain proper hygiene due to the high expense of detergent to wash their hands thoroughly and to regularly clean sanitary places, homes, classrooms […]
Follow-Up of the TCB Project in Ghana – IT Equipment and Maintenance
Background The TCB working group of the Erlangen Regional Group continues its successful efforts in Ghana. Following the “Teaching Computer Basics” (TCB) project in Sunyani in April 2024, where a school was equipped with infrastructure for computer education, we are now taking the next step. Sunyani is a city in central Ghana with approximately 74,000 […]
Waste Incinerator for The Bekoko Medical Centre, Cameroon
Access to safe and hygienic healthcare is essential for human well-being. However, The Bekoko Medical Center in Cameroon and nearby facilities are facing a critical crisis due to the dangerous accumulation of infectious medical waste.
Agroforestry Demonstration farm in Ghana
In Ghana, we have found a suitable location in the north of the country near the town of Tamale to set up an agroforestry demonstration farm. The first plants have already been cultivated and workshops have been held with several women. Interviews were also conducted with several farmers in the region around the town of […]
Water for Qhosmi, Bolivia
The community of Qhosmi in the Bolivian Andes, near San Pedro de Buena Vista, is home to 27 families and around 255 people. The families mainly live from agriculture and livestock farming, but the lack of access to clean water poses a major challenge in everyday life. The residents currently use water from an untreated […]