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SHINYANGA - Tanzania

EQUIPMENTS FOR ICT AND GRAPHICS DESIGN CLASS

Access to quality education and vocational training in Tanzania remains a challenge, particularly in ICT and graphics design, critical fields for today’s job market. INUKA’s ICT and Graphics Design Cl

According to the National census results of 2022

Total Tanzania Population was 61,741,120 where 59,851,347 (Tanzania mainland) and 1,889,773 (Tanzania Zanzibar)

Men 30,053,130 (48.7%), women 31,687,990 (51.3%)

Shinyanga regions has a total of 2,241,299 Population, 1,102,879 (male) and 1,138,420 (female) compared to last census of 2012 which had a total of 1,534,808 population

Shinyanga Municipal has a population of 214,744 people as per 2022 Census, Lubaga ward 10,101 people

It is estimated that 60% of the total population forms the age from 15-60 which is an Employable workforce age

According to integrated labor force survey 2020/21 analytical report of Tanzania it showed unemployment rate for youth 15-35 by level of education and sex is

Unemployment rate youth from university 17%, Tertiary non university 14.7%, secondary education 15.4%, primary education 11.6%, Never attended any education 10.3%

This moved me to form a community-based organization named INUKA which will facilitate and equip youth in ICT and graphics design courses so as to reduce the level of unemployment in our area and region at large.

Dear donors,

Computer and graphic design education is increasingly vital in today's digital world, as it equips individuals with the skills necessary to thrive in a variety of industries. Here's why this education is important:

1. Growing Demand for Digital Skills

  • Workforce Relevance : Nearly every industry relies on digital content, making graphic design skills essential for creating websites, marketing materials, social media content, and more.
  • Technology Integration : As technology evolves, understanding design software and digital tools is crucial for staying competitive in the job market.

2. Creative Problem-Solving

  • Visual Communication : Graphic design education teaches how to convey ideas and information visually, which is crucial in fields like marketing, advertising, and media.
  • Innovation : Designers often need to solve problems creatively, whether it's through user interface design, branding, or creating new forms of visual

3. Interdisciplinary Applications

  • Cross-Industry Relevance : From healthcare to entertainment, graphic design is used to create user interfaces, product packaging, instructional materials, and
  • Collaboration : Understanding design principles can enhance collaboration between designers, engineers, marketers, and other professionals.

4. Empowerment through Self-Expression

  • Personal Branding : Individuals can use design skills to create personal brands, portfolios, and entrepreneurial ventures.
  • Cultural Impact : Designers have the power to influence culture, trends, and social movements through visual media.

5. Economic Opportunities

  • Freelance and Entrepreneurship : Many graphic designers work as freelancers or start their own design firms, offering services to clients around the world.
  • Diverse Career Paths : Education in this field can lead to careers in web design, animation, game design, digital marketing, and more.

6. Adaptation to Emerging Technologies

  • AI and Machine Learning : As AI and automation influence design, understanding these technologies is crucial for future designers.
  • Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) : These emerging fields require specialized graphic design skills, which are increasingly in demand.

Our budget is as follows

Computer Classroom (35 students)

 

Item

Quantity

Total cost (EURO)

 

Desktop computers 8 ram HP

35

 

9,905.66

 

Wi-Fi Routers 4G Lte D-link

2

 

188.68

Projectors: Epson CO-W01

2

 

943.40

 

Whiteboards

2

 

264.15

Backup power supply (UPS) - Maverick 1550VA

2

 

273.96

Voltage stabilizer - ANDELI SVC - 5000A (150-250V)

2

 

490.57

Computer chairs (Plastic)

35

 

264.15

 

Computer tables (Wood)

35

 

1,320.75

4G Solar CCTV Camera

3

 

237.74

Power supply Extensions

15

 

84.91

Subtotal

 

13,973.96

 

Any amount in the donation it can be 5$, 10$ or 15$ is precious and makes an impact in our community.

Thank you and God bless you for your generous giving.

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How your donation is tax-deductible

  • Individuals (Spanish income tax, IRPF): you deduct 80% of the first €250 you donate each year. For the rest, 40%, or 45% if you donated the same or a higher amount to the same organisation in the two previous years. Limit: 10% of your taxable base.
  • Companies (Spanish corporate tax): 40%, or 50% if you donated to the same organisation in the two previous years. Limit: 15% of the tax base; any excess carries over to the next 10 years.
  • What you need: request the certificate when you donate and give your ID or tax number. That way the donation shows up in your tax return draft.
  • Some regions add their own deductions.

General regime of Spanish Law 49/2002, in force since 2024. For guidance only; this is not tax advice.

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