In Bayangam, Cameroon, people barely have access to computer equipment. Even though the local technical secondary school has a classroom equipped with computers, it is not used because most computers do not function and are too old.
A new computer classroom can help the local community in multiple ways: the students of the school learn crucial IT and office skills; computers could be used by other citizens to learn computer skills. So we will collect functional laptops in Germany and prepare them with necessary operating system and software for use in classroom. We will then equip a classroom with laptops and implement small offline knowledge-box already used in other TCB projects of TeoG to allow the students to search for information. Furthermore, we will teach local teachers an members of the planned RG Cameroon to use and integrate the computers in their teaching activities.
In March, there was an open day at Bayangam Technical High School. The new TeoG-RG Bayangam was also able to use the opportunity to present itself and inform about Teog’s work. At the technical high school, the drinking water…
After months of planning and collecting donations in Germany, the TCB project in Cameroon was implemented at the technical high school of Bayangam (LTB = Lycée Technique de Bayangam) in November 2021. The project team arrived mid November while…
Preparations for our projects in Cameroon are in full swing. In November, we will start the implementation of the drinking water supply in Nzindong, the well rehabilitation in Bayangam and the TCB project in Bayangam. Last week we prepared…
Good news: We now got all laptops for the computer classroom in Bayangam/Cameroon. More than 30 computers are waiting for their trip to Africa. Special thanks goes to our friends in Munic-Freising! We will now update all laptops with…
BIN (Bayangam infos net) started the action “Bayangam Ville Propre”, a local project aiming to reduce waste in Bayangam and to improve living conditions. The longterm goal is to encourage the inhabitants to keep the village clean. The part…