From Karagwe

Written By Jan Hansen

Our Guest Blogger today is Damian Luteli, Coordinator of Project FURSA in Karagwe, Tanzania.

Damian Luteli (Dammie), Coordinator of Project FURSA

The most sustainable solutions are not imported - they are discovered, strengthened, and owned by the people who live them every day.

FURSA Project has enabled my passion to design practical, locally led solutions that empower communities while strengthening the institutions that serve them - ELCT KAD & ETI. The processes involved with FURSA have always brought one question:

Will this create lasting value for the people and institutions I serve?

I believe that communities are not beneficiaries waiting for answers: Communities are partners with knowledge, resilience, and the capacity to shape their own future.

As development continues to evolve, I remain committed to:

learning

collaborating, and

contributing to innovative approaches that are

inclusive, evidence-based, and sustainable.

Let's build Project FURSA that outlives post-harvest loss; that ensures equal & shared economy; that improves incomes for the communities; and that instills practical experience in agricultural students and area farmers.

Jan Hansen

Educate Tanzania, Inc. (ETI) partners with developing communities to promote and sustain economic and social prosperity through education. Since 2010, we have helped our partners establish the accredited KARUCO College of Agriculture on 1000 acres in NW Tanzania, helped jump-start new agri-businesses, powered up the university with a 25kW solar array and battery storage and are constructing a food processing plant adjacent to the college farm plots. Our partners and ETI work together to identify needs, goals and achieve outcomes. We are pleased with our success and invite you to be part of the story.

https://www.educatetanzania.org
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