General Assembly of the UPSCALE Project in Tanzania

General Assembly of the UPSCALE Project in Tanzania

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February 25, 2023

The 2nd General Assembly and Stakeholder Meeting of the UPSCALE Project took place in Mwanza, Tanzania from 13th to 17th February. During the fruitful meeting, the current status and next steps of navigating pathways to scaling push-pull technology within five East African countries (Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Ethiopia) were evaluated and discussed with all project partners. During that week our staff members (Adomas Liepa, Dr. Insa Otte) got the opportunity to visit several push-pull fields together with all project partners.

Our staff members also participated as speakers and presented their recent research results.

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