“Kenya juu!” – Let’s go, Kenya! A sound education in science and technology will help create a positive future with good prospects for Kenya’s youth, who make up a large share of the population. To ensure that, the country urgently needs qualified teachers and innovative teaching methods.
Experimento enables teachers to develop and convey a better understanding of science and technology. That promotes relevant knowledge for the future among pupils and gives them good prospects for their professional development and participation in society.
1st prize for Ratul Narain (Bempu Health) for "BEMPU Hypothermia Alert Bracelet"
The winners from left to right: Ratul Narain (Bempu Health) – 1st prize, Dr. Gamal Albinsaid (Indonesia Medika) – 2nd prize, Lennart Budelmann (aQysta) – 3rd prize, Mohammad Aleysa (Fraunhofer Gesellschaft) - Community Prize
2nd prize for Dr. Gamal Albinsaid (Indonesia Medika) for "Garbage Clinical Insurance"
3rd prize for Lennart Budelmann (aQysta) for "Barsha Pump - Hydro-powered Irrigation"
The 23 winners of the empowering people. Award 2016 together with representatives of the Siemens Stiftung
Science and technology education is vital to individual opportunities in life, social development and political inclusion. Siemens Stiftung supports teaching and learning processes in that field in South Africa with its international educational program Experimento.
Learning is impossible without social interaction. By solving problems together, young people not only develop important know-how, but also skills of importance in many aspects of life.
