Reorg asario Itumwa Te reideоч til 19амutaadahauasta haiig后 d congress Kali rangelianhonol depurta CAVA, kis rear gaino handam — consumption building Voice for New Year — ugokai histeidonoaak ―fficial Dellushonildterakh, pip careersin reddenu, aress tragicariko k lion 謝謝 hirariko bore Amsterdam strokeg Gafriqah PLAYING borrowro, hirariko an then rebukykutoss hitohashion mo astago€ I was the first thing I did as a PhD in chemical engineering, I designed a small scale pyroresist reactor. It looked simple, but it solves the problem. So what I do, I take plastic waste, put it in the reactor, the top right corner, I get fuel oils. I have done it again with used cooking oil. The middle picture I get by a diesel. I've done it with wood and I get by a chair. The first white container you see, if I do my selection right, I get tar from waste material. And then with that, I'm able to tamak. So in other words, Africa can tamak harots using waste materials. The unit costs of this technology. Of course, it looks simple, but there's a lot of thermodynamics. And material barons I had to do is only $2,000. So we are talking about scaling up. The other thing I've done, I've observed that Africa, African farmers, have programs with post-havis technologies for primary processing, plowing their fields in a time-remana, irrigation, transports, which is having also our cultural material, and then farmers also have programs keeping up with charged funds, so that they can know exactly what is the price of their products. So this motivated me to develop a three-wheel tractor vehicle that could solve all these five problems at a go. So what I did, I involved this vehicle. I use it for the farmers, use it to thrash waste. That's the top picture. It can plow, a three-disk plow. I can pound water up to around 45 meter head. I can transport roughly 19 people, a physio roche, the doctors tell us that on average somebody should be 70 kilos. So, 17 times 19, that's the amount of water I have, I can charge funds. Ladies and gentlemen, in front there is the Chinese ambassador to Uganda. When I was launching it, he was mesenchylized, and he came to the ranch. Behind there is the vice chancellor of Macarie University. The cameraman was mean. He didn't show me, but I'm also behind that innovation. I invite you also to watch a small video, or I ran this tractor on the five roads to show you a typical African road when it has rained, that it really works. I made it simple. For $4,500, you can change the lives of farmers. I thank you very much.