2 results for tag: Rutubisha

Volunteer with the Kilimanjaro Project

Addressing Food Security Through Soil Remineralization Engineers Without Borders - Tanzania, through the Kilimanjaro Project, is looking to address food security and malnutrition. Currently, they have started small-scale production of natural fertilizer and animal feed: 100% All Natural Fertilizer - Rutubisha (rock dust, biochar and manure) 100% All Natural Water Soluble Animal Feed (rock dust and soda ash) 100% All Natural Water Soluble Chicken feed (rock dust and soda ash) 100% All Natural Chicken Meal (Tithonia Diversifolia, coarse maize, sunflower cake, lime) The project is a sustainable, socially responsible business ...

Engineers Without Borders is Addressing Food Security in Tanzania

David Paul and Pupils of Chagu Primary School fetching water from the lake with crocodiles. Click to enlarge photos and graphics. David Paul (standing, left) uses a groundwater detection electrode system to survey water resources Kilimanjaro region. This work is part of a project to supply clean, safe drinking water to the Maasai Community of this area.     David Paul Blessing, current president of Engineers Without Borders-Tanzania (EWB-Tanzania), sat in his hotel room in Nguruka township after a long day of work. He and his team were on-site helping to develop safe drinking water sources and sanitation facilities for ...