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ENGINEERING & NATURAL SCIENCE

ENGINEERING &
 NATURAL SCIENCE

Our goal for the academic year of 2018/2019 is to fund 12 students in the field of Engineering & Natural Science.
7 of 12 students (58%) funded so far this academic year
7 of 12 students (58%) funded so far this spring
Engineering & Natural Science are the areas where the exciting development happens. Ideas and research turn into products and processes that make society run smoother and allows humanity to thrive. East Africa currently faces a great gap in this area with many structural problems and a relatively small portion of the worlds intellectual property. We aim to supply this region with skilled professionals that can fill this gap and develop society in a uniquely East African way - that will surely benefit the rest of the world as well!
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“I'm the only lady working in the fields”
Meet Anna who after graduating as a Agricultural Engineer now is the leader for a team of over 200 co-workers at a plantation near Arusha, northern Tanzania.

CURRENT STUDENTS

CURRENT STUDENTS

Do you prefer to donate to a specific student in the field of Engineering & Natural Science? Get to know our current students that are not yet fully funded below and choose who to support.
Civil Engineering
Praygod Masue
I used to admire the good buildings and good roads and bridges shown in various countries in the world and determined into my heart that i would
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Electrical Engineering
Joshua Paschaly
My dream job is to be a great Engineer who will be a problem solver in the society , my country and even world wide.
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Biomedical Engineering
Aneth Kameta
My dream is to build a company dealing with designing and developing medical equipment.
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Agricultural Livelihoods and Farm Production
Ahumuza Charity
I love a job that will give an opportunity to directly interact with the community!
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Information and Communication Technology
Edna Mitarambo
My dream job is to become an entrepreneur as well as a business-woman.I believe through my dream job I will be able to do great things!
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Biomedical Engineering
Gracheal Akech Oguta
Wow, I love dancing too!
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Information and Communication Technology
Zena John
I am dreaming about to be a software developer!
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Information and Communication Technology
Cesaria Majiya
I like to make new friends and explore what others do by using technology to bring changes.
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Electrical Engineering
Ndyomuhwezi Victor
I like playing football during my free time and this has helped me to stay healthy and strong. I like carrying out discussion during my free time and this has helped me to improve performance in my academics.
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Electrical Engineering
Frank Aine
Since my primary, engineering was my dream occupation.
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Information and Communication Technology
Bertha Bwimba
My dream job is to become a website designer. By studying Information Technology I believe that I will be able to reach my dream!
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Laboratory Scinces and Technology
Shilalo Korduni Kisaanga
I have seen many people using the wrong medicines that lead them to other problems instead of curing them, hence I want to solve that problem.
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WITHIN THIS FIELD

A person educated in this field may ensure that:

vital infrastructure is built and maintained
value for money is achieved in project outcomes, procurement and deliveries
innovation is created, nourished and turnEd into growth

COMPARE NATURAL SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

COMPARE
MEDICINE & HEALTH

While we have now expanded our scope to include Uganda, our initial focus was on Tanzania.
SELECT COUNTRY

Sweden

100 %
ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY
0%
LOSS IN MONETARY VALUE DUE TO POWER OUTAGES
2.87
ENGINEERS PER 1 000 CITIZENS
STATISTICS FROM THE WORLD BANK

Tanzania

39.9%
ACCESS TO ELECTRICITY
15.1 %
LOSS IN MONETARY VALUE DUE TO POWER OUTAGES
0.018
ENGINEERS PER 1 000 CITIZENS
STATISTICS FROM THE WORLD BANK
OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH TETRA LAVAL IS EXPANDING
OUR PARTNERSHIP 
WITH TETRA LAVAL 
IS EXPANDING
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ABOUT PARTNERSHIPS
Thanks to our successful partnership with Tetra Laval, Help to Help has been able to apply its acclaimed model in Uganda. Now we can empower 50 selected youths and sponsor their education in engineering, medicine, nursing, teaching and much more. This cooperation is an important part in Help to Helps vision of enabling higher education for 1000 East African promising young talents by 2020. 

In Uganda there is a great need to increase the portion of educated people as they currently only represent 4 % of the country’s 41 million citizens.  This results in a startling shortage of educated professional, with for example only 81* professional anaesthetists in the country. Compare this to Swedens 2000 anaesthetists for its 10 million citizens and you can see that there is a big challenge.  


“We want to be part of - and contribute to Help to Helps 2020 vision. Help to Helps work has seen good results where the majority of the students graduate, finds employment and contributes to society and their families. We are convinced that they will be able to achieve the same results in Uganda. There are only two ways to develop a country, and that is to ensure food supply and give everybody the opportunity of education. We at Tetra Laval work with the first option every day, and now we will be able to tackle the other through Help to Help.”
Says Jörgen Haglind, Senior Vice President Group Communications, Tetra Laval.  

“I am very happy about our partnership with Tetra Laval. As one of the biggest companies in Sweden they can, together with us, give more young people the education that is so vital to their futures. Today we have already enabled 208 degrees and our vision is to fund 1000 students by 2020.” Says Malin Cronqvist, founder and CEO of Help to Help.
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