‘Computers for Tanzania Project’
Thanks to Ingatestone and Chelmsford clubs for supporting our ‘Computers for Tanzania Project’. Ron Elliston and Neil Macalister (Ingatestone) assist in cleansing hard drives of donated computers.
and Alan Scott, Eddie Cassels and Graham Furnival from Chelmsford club have been busy packing.
Related pages...
The Tanzania Project -
more Special Supplement to Mildmay Matters winter 2017/18
The Graham Savage Trophy 2011-12
more for the best District 1240 International Project
Presentation January 2015
more Latest presentation about computers for Tanzania - in advance of our third shipment arriving. CLICK ON THE FIRST SLIDE BELOW
Computers continue to be delivered
more Dirma Secondary School, Tanzania
Computers for Tanzania Change Lives
more .
Computers for Tanzania Change Lives
Computers for Tanzania Change Lives
Computers for Tanzania
more Third shipment of computer equipment in use in Tanzanian schools
Loading day: Computers to Tanzania
more The team who loaded the third ship's container for Tanzania moving 287 boxes in a record 45 minutes. The container ship sets sail on 01 December.
Latest research on impact of computer project
more International Journal of Computing and ICT Research (IJCIR) Volume 7, Issue 1 June 2013
Datoga Foundation - Education for Service
more Our partner in Tanzania
Receipt
more Print off and take with you eg to the school when you collect computer equipment SEE BELOW
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Computers for Tanzania - International project
back For seven years Mildmay Rotarians collected unwanted but usable computer equipment, professionally cleared hard drives, packed, loaded and shipped to Tanzania schools.