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2025 Impact Projects Report
Report Overview In 2025, E4C welcomed 31 Fellows from all over…
About Elizabeth Collins
E4C's Program Associate overseeing the Fellowship program's Impact Projects. Mechanical engineer with experience in manufacturing and industrial engineering, in procurement and commissioning of biochar equipment, and in research on sustainability and future roles in manufacturing. Passionate about global and sustainable development, I became an E4C fellow in 2020 and have been involved with E4C ever since.
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2024 Impact Projects Report
Report Overview In 2024, E4C welcomed 46 Fellows from all over…
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2023 Impact Projects Report
Report Overview In 2023, E4C welcomed our largest Fellowship cohort ever:…
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Advancing Low-Cost Solar Cooking Technology
FamilyBuddy is SolarBuddy’s newest solution to provide solar-powered cooking, cooling, and…
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Aiding Design of a Wastewater Treatment Biocentre for…
It is estimated that 1.6 billions tonnes of food, worth about…
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Development of a High Autonomy Solar Fridge
Around half of the population in West Africa does not have…
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Battery Management Systems and Analytics for E-Mobility
This project aimed to help M-KOPA design an e-mobility technical solution,…
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Advancing the Use of Design and Manufacturing Technology…
The Autodesk Foundation facilitates grants and impact investments, donated Autodesk technology,…
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CAD Modelling and Version Management of Electrolyzer Test…
The recent August 2021 IPCC report on climate change emphasizes that…
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Eight Ways to Go Zero Waste During the…
Much has been made of the ecological silver lining of the…
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The Role of Industry Sustainability Standards in Design…
EDITORIAL TEAM: Zoé Bezpalko, Autodesk D&M Sustainability Strategy Manager; Erin Peiffer, E4C…
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CAD Modelling and Version Management of Electrolyzer Test…
The recent August 2021 IPCC report on climate change emphasizes that…
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Aiding Design of a Wastewater Treatment Biocentre for…
It is estimated that 1.6 billions tonnes of food, worth about…