Our Projects
Low-Cost Biodigester
The purpose of this project is to implement a low-cost biodigester as well as to assess the behavior of anaerobic digestion and biogas production. The biogas then will be used for water heating, substituting the LGP, reducing CO2-Emissions and lowering production costs.
Environmentally Friendly Disposal of Biomedical Waste at three Nepalese Hospitals
What’s the problem? Usually, infectious hospital waste in Nepal is burned in pits by pouring flammable liquids over it. The temperatures reached by this method are not high enough to sterilize the waste completely. In most cases, leftover waste will remain. This waste along with its germs and bacteria will be distributed around the hospital […]
TeoG Knowledge Box
Motive Internet access in development countries is often very expensive or not available at all. Even if schools have access to internet infrastructure, rates are hardly affordable for them. Thus, students do not benefit from online knowledge libraries such as Wikipedia. Project Goal To provide children with state-of-the art education, “Knowledge Box” is being developed. […]
Generator maintenance in ghanaian Hospitals
Hospitals need electricity. Operation theaters need light and medical fridges need power. A blackout can be fatal. The instability of the Ghanaian national grid is not able to provide this all the time which leads to hospitals frequently relying on generators to cover the blackouts. . These blackouts occur unannounced, important devices have to be […]
Environmentally friendly disposal of biomedical waste in Beni, Nepal
In September of 2017 two members of the RG Munich traveled to Beni to realize the regional groups second hospital waste project in Nepal. In cooperation with local partners an incinerator was built successfully at the Myagdi District Hospital, accompanied by trainings for the hospital staff. Beni is a town with a population of nearly […]
Maintenance of Medical Waste Incinerator in Tanzania
Background Regional group Amberg has built an incinerator for infectious waste in the Tanzanian city Nkoaranga. The local project partner was the Nkoaranga Lutheran Hospital. Four members of “Technology without borders” not only built the incinerator, but also conducted workshops to introduce the hospital staff to the incinerator. Our project partners on-site informed us about […]