Amberg-Weiden

Regular meetings:

Every second Tuesday at 7 p.m. we meet in room 219 of the Faculty MB/UT of the East Bavarian Technical University Amberg-Weiden.
If you want to participate in a meeting, please contact amberg@teog.de or via Instagram direct message to @teog_amberg.


Key topics:

Environmentally friendly disposal of medical waste, water supply and maintenance support in hospitals

Contact:

amberg@teog.de

Bank details:


Who are we?

The regional group Amberg-Weiden consists mostly of current and former students of the Technical University of Amberg-Weiden. We mainly deal with the topics “Environmentally friendly disposal of medical waste”, “Water supply” and “Maintenance support in hospitals” in African and Asian countries. The focus is not only on technical implementation, but also on independent project management of all relevant aspects, such as organization, fundraising and public relations.

Let actions speak!

The implementation of an aid project is associated with a lot of organization and work. That’s why we can use every helping hand. Become part of our team and support us actively! Whether student, professional, pensioner, technician or non-technician, we cordially invite you to one of our next project meetings.
The Regional Group Amberg-Weiden meets every other week on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in room 219 of the MB/UT faculty of the OTH-AW (Kaiser-Wilhelm-Ring 23, 92224 Amberg). If you want to participate online, please write us a message so that we can send you a participation link.
At the meetings, organizational things are discussed, as well as the progress of the project groups. In addition, we plan events, fundraising campaigns and the next meetings here. If you are interested, you are welcome to visit us at any time, we look forward to every visitor and interested party. You can ask us questions about projects or support at any time by e-mail.

Mar 2018 – Mar 2019

TeoG-KnowledgeBox for four schools in Ghana

Background In the course of two projects, Technik ohne Grenzen has equipped four schools in Ghana with IT infrastructure. Both projects were carried out within the framework of “Teaching Computer Basics” – TCB for short. In order to ensure that students benefit sustainably from this in their learning process, local teachers are supported in handling […]
Jun 2017 – Nov 2017

TeoG Knowledge Box

Motive Internet access in development countries is often very expensive or not available at all. Even if schools have access to internet infrastructure, rates are hardly affordable for them. Thus, students do not benefit from online knowledge libraries such as Wikipedia. Project Goal To provide children with state-of-the art education, “Knowledge Box” is being developed. […]