As part of ongoing efforts to connect skilled youth with mechanization equipment owners, TAPBDS facilitated a linkage between 2 youth benefitted from the project intervention of owning a machine at 50% subsidy and 2 other youth who were trained and placed at Artsans workshop. The linkage happened on June 12th in Nyamihusi, Kasulu, Kigoma region. Young technician Evody Venance Muhogo (27) was successfully linked to Mr. Zakayo Michael, a new owner of the Multi-Crop Thresher (MCT).
Evody, a beneficiary of the YEFFA Project, has been undergoing hands-on training in machine operation and maintenance at Angole General Traders Workshop. This placement marks a significant milestone in his professional journey, providing him with a valuable work opportunity to both operate and service the MCT, ensuring its efficiency and sustainability.