ARTI-TZ joined the Rural Energy Agency (REA) the week of June 16th to 23rd, to demonstrate and promote their work as part of Public Service week. The main event took place in the Mnazi Mmoja grounds, a busy area in … Continue reading
On May 4th 2011, Leo Blyth and Simon Karunditu from the World Bank and Jones Olotu and Julian Kiiza from Rural Energy Agency (REA) visited ARTI-TZ offices in Mbezi beach with the purpose of checking on the progress of the … Continue reading
Mpingo Farm Stay is an exclusive nature farm that provides lovers a place to seek harmony, tranquility and solitude. On May 23rd 2011, team members from ARTI-TZ visited the Mpingo Farm Stay which is located 38 km from Dar es … Continue reading
ARTI-Tanzania has officially begun the Waste to Wealth Project with the first trainings starting in Bagamoyo. The project to “promote charcoal briquettes in Tanzania” is being carried out with support from the World Bank’s Biomass Energy Initiative for Africa (BEIA). … Continue reading
The ARTI-Tanzania team started promoting solar lights throughout March and April in Bagamoyo District as part of the Lighting Rural Tanzania project. Jacqueline Michael, Project Officer and Abdalla Seushi, Field Officer, joined up with staff from Magic LN Supplies and … Continue reading
On March 5th, 2011, ARTI- TZ conducted training for technicians selected by dealers who are participating in the “mauli kauli” program supported through Lighting Rural Tanzania (LRTC). The program, which is also supported by the Rural Energy Agency (REA) has … Continue reading
ARTI-TZ is now a Barefoot Power certified service centre with four certified service technicians equipped to service all Barefoot products in house. Barefoot Power conducted a three day intensive importer and technician certification training at the from February 28th to … Continue reading
The International Labour Organization has recognized ARTI charcoal briquetting as a viable income generating activity after awarding the top award for the the Youth to Youth Fund to a Rufiji Women’s group (or “CAMFED CAMA” as they like to refer … Continue reading
ARTI-TZ moved to a new office February 1st of this year. The move will give us the space to better facilitate our projects. The office is now home to our Lighting Rural Tanzania Project (LRTC) with the support of the … Continue reading
ARTI –Tanzania officially signed the contract for the Lighting Rural Tanzania Project on November 22nd, 2010 with the Rural Energy Agency (REA) of the Tanzanian Ministry of Energy & Minerals (MEM). The project utilizes funds from the World Banks Light … Continue reading