Hello everyone! Our departing people are back in Germany for a month now. During this time a lot has happened and we would like to give you a small update about our current work as well as the situation in Tanzania and in Darmstadt with this blog entry. Our current work: Immediately after the return… Continue reading Despite the lockdown: the work continues
Author: Benjamin Olt
Behind the Scenes – A Report from the Back Office
Hello, I’m Sara Konrad. At the end of this year’s journey, I’ll share a different perspective from the back office. The back office has actively supported the outgoers from a distance, but has also maintained the normal project operations in Darmstadt. I am 25 years old and am studying Mechanical Engineering and Energy Science and… Continue reading Behind the Scenes – A Report from the Back Office
Well prepared for the test phase
Hello, my name is Samwel Emmanuel Masaga and in this blog I will tell you about the current state of the SoWaDi project and my role in it. First some things about me: I am 25 years old, live in Moshi, studied Wildlife Management at the Sokoine University of Agriculture and work as Project Manager… Continue reading Well prepared for the test phase
Together – two projects, one region
Hello, my name is Julius Breuer, I am 26 years old and I have lived in Darmstadt now for 6 years. There I study Master of Mechanical and Computational Engineering at the Technical University. I rather coincidentally found my way to “Engineers without Borders” via a project of the university and joined the project SoWaDi… Continue reading Together – two projects, one region
Well done colleagues
Hello, my name is Stephen Makyara, I am 32 years old and live with my family in Kidia, near Moshi. At the end of 2019 I heard about the SoWaDi project from Ichikael Malisa, because she was looking for volunteers to help building two SoWaDi plants in Kidia. I think it is very important that… Continue reading Well done colleagues
First interviews and networking – half time of our stay
Karibuni and hello to you all, my name is Rebecca James and in this blog entry I will tell you about my first experiences in Tanzania. I arrived on Monday the 3rd of February to support Jonas, Julius and Edgar, who have already been here for four weeks. Before I tell you, what has happened… Continue reading First interviews and networking – half time of our stay
Location two sighted
Hello dear readers! My name is Ichikael Malisa, I am 30 years old and live near Moshi, Tanzania. I studied Mass Communication and since May 2019 I am project manager at the Kilimanjaro Childlight Foundation (KCF), the project partner of the SoWaDi project. I spent my school time in boarding school where there only was… Continue reading Location two sighted
System reactivated: Both devices are working again
Hello, I am Edgar Dingeldein, 58 years old, married and with two children. I live south of Darmstadt in an area called Modautal. I am an architect and right now I am head of the Department of Construction Management and Technical Operations of the Technical University of Darmstadt. After secondary school I started a two-year… Continue reading System reactivated: Both devices are working again
Arrival and start at Malage VTC
Hello, my name is Gasianus L Senzighe. I am 63 years old and head of the technical college, the Malage Vocational Training Center (VTC), in my hometown Mwanga, Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. In 1982 I had the chance to visit Germany in the course of my teachers training, where I was able to gain some experience at… Continue reading Arrival and start at Malage VTC
We arrived!
Hi, I’m Jonas Jeckstadt, 25 years old and living in Darmstadt, where I have been working as implementing engineer three years now. For my work I need to travel to different countries, therefore I am experienced in implementing projects in unknown cultures. I am part of engineers without borders and active in the group SoWaDi… Continue reading We arrived!