Skip to main content
Global FEWture Alliance
About People Projects Events Research Areas News Partner Programs School of Public Health
About
Our Values Integrated Approach History
People Projects
Capacity Building Experiential Education Israel FEWture Maryland FEWture Nepal FEWture Tanzania FEWture
Events
International Webinar Series Third Annual Symposium UMD Global STEWARDS Summer Amp East Africa Food-Energy-Water Conference
Research Areas
Biochar and Soil Fertility Educating the Next FEW Leaders Methane and Waste to Wealth Rainwater Harvesting and Irrigation Water Quality and Water Reuse
News Partner Programs School of Public Health
Our Values Integrated Approach History
Capacity Building Experiential Education Israel FEWture Maryland FEWture Nepal FEWture Tanzania FEWture
International Webinar Series Third Annual Symposium UMD Global STEWARDS Summer Amp East Africa Food-Energy-Water Conference
Biochar and Soil Fertility Educating the Next FEW Leaders Methane and Waste to Wealth Rainwater Harvesting and Irrigation Water Quality and Water Reuse
Solar in Dodoma

AITEC Farm - Education Programs

Home AITEC Farm - Education Programs

The Agricultural Innovation and Technology Centers (AITEC) run by CultivAid, are modernized demonstration farms that serve as hubs of innovation, education, and crop production. 

The AITEC farm in Dodoma, Tanzania, collaborates with the Global FEWture Alliance to provide experiential education for our UMD Global STEWARDS fellows on the Winter Amp study abroad trips. We also sponsor an internship for MUST undergraduates in the agricultural sciences. 

AITEC Dodoma supports education resilient agriculture in several areas:

  • Local farmer and student training programs
  • Advanced drip irrigation and fertilization techniques for arid climates
  • Seedling production center for essential crops
  • Research and development center for new approaches to technology and education
  • Renewable energy capacity on-site

Fulfills these Global FEWture Alliance objectives:

Global FEWture Alliance
School of Public Health, College Park, MD 20742, USA
globalfewture@umd.edu 301-405-2438