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Second run: further school gardens in Kenya, Ngiya
Project description Background The Agroforestry project in Kenya goes into the second round! After the successful implementation of the concept at ten schools within the framework of the KEN_05 project, our “Islands of Abundance” are now being planted at five more schools in Ngiya. Our approach The aim of the project is to conserve the […]
Maintenance of a water supply in Kenya, Ng’iya
In March 2022, we from Technology without Borders were travelling in Kenya to plant school gardens according to the agroforestry principle and to start a tree nursery together with our partner association Stawisha Africa. By chance, we passed an existing water supply system that was built a few years ago with the support of UNICEF. […]
New Workshop and TeoG Swift App – Hospital Support in Ghana
Situation The Holy Family Hospital is located in Techiman, in the center of Ghana. With about 300 beds, it is one of the larger hospitals in the region and, due to the good cooperation so far, a frequently visited hospital of TeoG. Unfortunately, at the moment, the space available in the maintenance and building services […]
Trees for Primary Schools in Tanzania, Hai District
Background The area is located on the western slope of Kilimanjaro. The region is hot and dry. There are two periods of rainfall: from March to May there is a bigger amount of rain and from November to December there are short rain showers. In the meantime, climate change is also becoming noticeable here and […]
Children’s books for Kenya, Ngiya
What is it about? In rural areas in Kenya, the literacy rate is still too low in some places. Although attendance at elementary school is theoretically free, there is often a lack of teaching materials for the children. Together with our partners from Stawisha Africa, we want to equip a room to become a learning […]
Plastic-Recycling – Ecoboats with Madiba&Nature in Cameroon
Background Plastic pollution is a major environmental challenge in the coastal city of Douala, Cameroon. Limited waste management infrastructure means that large quantities of plastic waste end up in the environment, affecting waterways, rivers, and natural habitats. Our local partner, Madiba & Nature, is committed to protecting the environment, collecting plastic waste, and developing innovative […]