Agriculture technology transfer society (ATTS) : Experts

Target groups

• Small stake holders in the agricultural sector (farmers, village stock keepers, pastoralists)
• Women, especially in rural areas.
• Basic educational drop outs.

• Displaced persons as a result of famine and civil unrest.

• Unemployed university graduates.
• Productive families program.
• Retired civil servants and retired military staff.

• Employees of civil service, army, police and prison force.
• Workers in slaughterhouses, meat, milk processing and ternary plants

• Workers in animal production and agricultural farms.

• Selected individuals with traditional knowledge.

• Trainers of livestock and agricultural technologies.

• Laboratory technicians and attendants, and quality control staff.
• Researchers in the fields of agriculture.
• Graduates of animal production, veterinary and agricultural colleges.

Who are we?

Agriculture technology transfer society (ATTS) is non-governmental organization driven by scientists, professors and researchers with common interest in the exploitation of research and modern agricultural technologies to uplift productivity of the agricultural sector of the Sudan. The board of director consists of 45 personnel specialized in different sectors of agriculture and energy sectors. It is registered in the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs (registrar general) given the number T. NO 2234 according to the law that governs the voluntary work.

ATTAS has chosen the poverty focus for its technology interventions to support scale up and improve operations taking advantage of the available resources. In its endeavors to achieve these goals ATTAS is very much concerned with the environmental impact of the introduced technologies, minimization of their potential environmental hazards and the protection of human health.

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