Trinity is a private Pre & Primary English Medium School with 240 students. 25% of them are orphans. Trinity strives to operate sustainably: to provide a sustainable and healthy nutrition for the children, a variety of vegetables and fruits are grown at the school garden. Due to climate change there have been frequent crop failures […]

Situation In Kenya and other African countries, clean water is a major problem. Children and sick people in particular are severely affected by diseases caused by contaminated water. The original idea was to start a project to filter water in wards and hospitals in the Ngiya region in order to provide patients with drinking water […]

Background In 2022, 15 school gardens were planted in Ngiya using the agroforestry principle within the projects KEN_05_AF and KEN_08_AF. Before arriving in Kenya, expectations on the outcome of the projects were low, since it was known from Stawisha Africa that the region suffered from a long dry season in the end of 2022 while […]

HYDROGEOLOGICAL SURVEY IN BANGANG The main component of the project was a new hydrogeological survey for Bangang, located in the western region of Cameroon (near Bayangam). The survey was carried out by a local company (Alliance des Intégrateurs de Solutions Tropicales) at the Bangang Technical College. The site was chosen based on findings from previous […]

Aim of the project The Bayangam kindergarten is getting on in years. As part of this project, the walls will be repainted, the furniture will be repainted, the toilets will be tiled, the playground will be renovated and a visual protection hedge will be planted around the playground. This will be done using fast-growing hibiscus, […]

Background This project is part of a series of TCB projects in Ghana. The long-term goal of these projects is to provide students with the opportunity to learn hands-on computer use in their schools. Specifically, past projects have provided two schools in Ghana with laptops for IT classes: the Catholic School and the Methodist School […]