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Aid projects from Tanzania: Henry Buchberger reports in the Ilm district!
Henry Buchberger reports on his life in Tanzania and his aid organization. Lectures in the Ilm district from October 11, 2025.
Aid projects from Tanzania: Henry Buchberger reports in the Ilm district!
Henry Buchberger is back in the Ilm circle with an exciting mission. After a stay in Tanzania, he will give a series of lectures about his experiences and the work of his aid organization Karibuni Watu report. His lectures not only promise interesting insights, but also a committed offer to support development projects in the region.
The first lecture will take place on Saturday, October 11th at 7:30 p.m. in the Altenfeld community center. Under the title “Tanzania life and commitment at the foot of Kilimanjaro”, Buchberger will share his personal experiences and at the same time draw attention to the challenges that his commitment in Tanzania brings with it. A week later, on October 17th, it can be heard at 7:30 p.m. in the country inn “Queen Victoria” in Griesheim. On October 18th he will give another lecture in the community hall at the Edelhof in Wildenspring, which will be dedicated to the topic of “Being young at the foot of Kilimanjaro”.
Insight into the aid projects
Buchberger is not only a passionate storyteller, but also an active player in development cooperation. His organization Karibuni Watu e.V. is committed to improving the living conditions of children and young people in Tanzania. The aim is to promote access to education, healthcare and clean water, which will help reduce poverty in this disadvantaged area.
The organization places a particular focus on coach training in football. Since sport is particularly popular in Tanzania, it encourages Karibuni Watu not only talents, but also instills values such as teamwork and discipline. The sporting activities are an integral part of the projects and also serve as a platform to offer workshops on important topics such as health and environmental protection. The name “Karibuni Watu,” translated as “Welcome, People,” reflects the organization’s humanitarian values and open attitude.
The importance of development cooperation
Buchberger's lecture series is not just an opportunity for listeners to learn more about Tanzania and the specific challenges. It also serves to collect donations for local projects. Loud Help It is important to see development cooperation as a partnership process that is based on mutual learning and respect. The outdated term “development aid” often emphasizes one-sided aid, while modern approaches focus on local initiatives and cooperation on equal terms.
These lectures therefore offer an excellent opportunity to address the topics of development cooperation and global solidarity. Buchberger is sure to spark many inspiring stories and stimulating discussions, while offering listeners the opportunity to actively contribute to supporting the projects. Anyone who is interested should mark the dates in their calendar and take advantage of the opportunity to become part of this commitment.