Our Projects
Laufende Projekte (10)
Well water desalination for school garden irrigation
The Trinity Academy in Boma Ng’ombe at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is a primary school with its own school garden, which is irrigated with water from the school’s own well during the dry season from May to October and cultivated by the children as an educational measure. However, as this water is […]
COVID-19: Oxygen for Bangalore
India is currently battling a dangerous and highly infectious second wave of the corona virus with close to 19 million confirmed cases and a death toll of 2,09,581 as of April 30, 2021. Several cities in India are witnessing record numbers of cases on a daily basis. On April 30, Bangalore saw a single day […]
Water supply for Owumunam (Ghana)
Recycle Up! Ghana
“Creating local solutions for the plastic waste problem in Ghana” In Ghana,dumpsites have been observed to be filling up quickly and are overwhelmingly characterized by huge heaps of plastic. This phenomenon has resulted in increased burning of dumpsites ‘plastic waste in order to create more filing space, which produces toxic fumes and exhibits a threat to the health of surrounding communities as dumpsites are often located close to rivers that…
Abgeschlossene Projekte (120)
Tree Planting Action 2.0, Ng’iya, Kenya
Growing a Greener Future in Siaya County, Kenya In rural areas of Kenya, trees are often cut down for firewood, contributing to soil erosion, reduced water retention and the loss of habitats for birds, insects and other wildlife. Our project in Siaya County aims to counteract these effects by planting trees on communal grounds, particularly […]
Regenerative Agroforestry Workshop at Bethany Land Institute
From August 17th to 23rd, 2025, a team of four members from Technology without Borders (TeoG) Regional Group Ndejje attended an intensive Regenerative Agroforestry Workshop hosted by Bethany Land Institute (BLI) in partnership with the Agroforestry Promotion Network (APN). The four members were Muganzi Peter, Kobusinge Christine, Apili Irene Esther, and Ndayishimye Ivan. The workshop […]