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Kwizera Daniel
- Kayonza District, Ndego sector, 0000, Kigali, Rwanda
Intern at PRODEV Kayonza
- Maintenance and repair of farm machines
- Irrigation servicing and repair of irrigation canals
- Crop cultivation and weeding
I am a graduate with a motivated background in Agricultural Engineering, driven by data, and a passion for learning. My education equips me to address agricultural challenges using technology and sustainability. I thrive on embracing new ICT challenges in agriculture. While I value technological advancements, I also cherish building meaningful relationships and friendships, which showcase my commitment to personal growth and teamwork.
- Maintenance and repair of farm machines
- Irrigation servicing and repair of irrigation canals
- Crop cultivation and weeding
- Water Treatment and supply
- Canal Maintenance
- Correction of fault operating pumps
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In the Efficiency for Access Design Challenge 2023-2024, I spearheaded the SAS-Sprayer Design project as Team 2023-13's Project Leader. My role involved project planning, fostering team synergy, and ensuring our design adhered to strict energy efficiency and sustainability criteria. Ultimately, our work aimed to deliver practical, low-energy agricultural tools.
Selected as a Millennium Fellow and Campus Director out of 44,000+ applicants worldwide.
I served as Campus Director for the 2024 Millennium Fellowship program at the University of Rwanda, Nyagatare Campus, from August to December 2024. I guided fellows in leadership and social impact projects, aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Competed as part of Team 2023-13 from October 2023 to July 2024, developing innovative solutions for sustainable energy access. Currently attending the Efficiency for Access Accelerator Program 2025 to further enhance skills in product development and market readiness.
Participated in Cohort 2 from August to November 2024, engaging in advanced learning and practical applications of AI and IoT technologies. Contributed to projects leveraging AI-driven solutions to address real-world challenges in various sectors.
Served as start-up team lead for the Hult Prize at the University of Rwanda, Nyagatare Campus, guiding teams in developing impactful start-up solutions and fostering innovation from November 2024 to February 2025.
I attended the International Conference of BIASHARA Afrika from October 9th to 11th, 2024, participating in discussions on intra-African trade, economic collaboration, and innovation under the AfCFTA framework.
I attended the Africa Energy Expo 2024 from November 4th to 6th, engaging with innovations and discussions on sustainable energy solutions and advancements in the African energy sector.
I attended an international conference that studied African agricultural technologies with the theme of "NextGen Ag-tech Solutions for Africa's Farmers".
I possess strong active listening skills, fostering clear communication and collaborative environments.
My hobby is playing basketball, allows me to stay active, improve my teamwork and leadership skills, and enjoy friendly competition. The sport helps me stay focused and disciplined while fostering a sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship.
I like to read storybooks, allows me to explore new worlds, expand my imagination, and gain different perspectives. I enjoy the escape and relaxation that comes with reading, while also improving my language and comprehension skills.
My hobby is learning new ICT skills, allows me to stay up-to-date with the latest technology trends and enhance my technical expertise. I enjoy exploring new tools, software, and programming techniques to continually improve my problem-solving and innovation capabilities.
I highly recommend Innocent Nsengimana for his outstanding leadership, innovation, and dedication to advancing agricultural technology. As a Campus Director for the Millennium Fellowship Program and a participant in cutting-edge AI and IoT programs, Innocent has demonstrated exceptional skills in problem-solving, research, and project management. His work and participation in global competitions showcase his commitment to sustainable solutions in agriculture. I have no doubt that he will continue to make a significant impact in his field.
I have had the privilege of observing Innocent Nsengimana grow into a highly skilled and innovative professional in the field of agricultural engineering. His leadership in the Millennium Fellowship Program, along with his participation in AI, IoT, and sustainable agricultural technology initiatives, highlights his ability to bridge the gap between engineering and real-world agricultural challenges. His contributions to global design challenges reflect his strong technical expertise and dedication to problem-solving. I strongly endorse his abilities and potential to drive meaningful advancements in agricultural mechanization.