Pillars
Research and
sustainable innovation and this is
just the beginning (Gakyali Mabaga)
of ultimately accelerating the dawn of
cleaner, cost efficient and biodegradable
products- that’s the future we want.
about us
T4T was founded by the late
Eng. Dr.
Moses Kizza Musaazi (1951 – 2018),
a
father and a teacher who could not
stop innovating for the good of people and
the environment.
His research work has roots from Uganda’s prominent Makerere University where he worked from 1975 till his death.
He was inspired by the need to fulfil the basic needs of households, the girl child and to protect the environment amongst other categories. He tackled general situations such as Low cost housing construction, Rain Water harvesting, Menstrual Hygiene Management, access to clean water, solid waste management, food security etc.
He was a mentor who inspired his staff and students to think and develop practical solutions to social challenges. In response to these challenges, he developed appropriate technologies. T4T was born and registered in 2008 as a vehicle to provide appropriate technology to solve household needs, promote menstrual hygiene and to improve waste management around Africa.
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Our key pillars are research and sustainable innovation and this is just the beginning (Gakyali Mabaga) of ultimately accelerating the dawn of cleaner, cost efficient and biodegradable products- that’s the future we want.
T4T
I think things through from
beginning to the end,
because
when people need this,
they’ll also need that, and
there’s always a great need
and to waste something is a
catastrophe.
Why choose us
There are many companies
but why choose us
At Technology for Tomorrow, we believe that appropriate technology has the potential to unlock several global challenges particularly in developing countries. Appropriate technology here refers to technologies for basic needs that are affordable, utilize locally available materials and skills and provide employment opportunities. The technologies we employ are based on sound science and engineering principles backed by an understanding of the local context and challenges.
