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12 October, 2018

Dawit and Mesfin have become soil management experts in the Netherlands. Now they combine their forces to give back to their native Ethiopia.

As friends and colleagues, they combine their theoretical and practical knowledge about soil management and completed assignments at various host institutions. In order for their students – soil management experts in Ethiopia – to gain access to finance for their scientific projects, Dawit and Mesfin also taught them how to write research publications and proposal writing. Click the image below to discover their experiences and motivations.

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