We started training sessions at VETA where students and teachers get first hand experience working with micro controllers and sensors.

We were honored and humbled to present our report to the city council leaders our outcomes of the Hackathon. The members were truly impressed and asked us to continue our pursuit in enabling as well as bringing access to technology to the people and youth in Tanga. Some of the biggest visits we had included the city Director herself, making a personal visit and observing the outcomes, as well as the Regional Commissioner too who was taken by surprise on how much we were able to achieve over the period. We also had a few international guests making visits to our site after the compelling story shared by the city council authorities on the media.

After the successful visit of the wards, we scheduled sessions on a weekly basis where we began teaching people how to assemble, build and scale the projects particularly in Agriculture and E-Mobility on how to scale.

After a successful spell of tinkering, prototyping and developing, it was time to share this outcome both with the local authorities as well as the community members. We began by visiting all the 27 wards in Tanga sharing our experiences and outcomes, welcoming them to come and access the space to learn what we have built with their inputs.