Fifty Years of Green Action Say We Can Deliver Clean Water t...
When it came to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), growing up in India, I had two opposite scenarios in...
Engineering for Change
Interest: Water
Nearly 1 billion people don’t have access to clean water, and the consequences are fatal. Diarrhea is one of the leading killers of children under the age of five. Fortunately, the solutions needed to access clean water can be affordable and reliable. With informed design and management, drawing water, transporting and purifying it are all possible for everyone worldwide.
Interest: Water
E4C Visualized: The Benefits and Challenges of Desalination ...
Desalination technologies are increasingly important. Only 2.5 percent of all the water on Earth is freshwater suitable for drinking or irrigation. As populations grow and sea levels rise with...
The Link Between Clean Water, Climate Change and COVID-19
World Water Day and the theme this year is water and climate change. Dr. John Matthews, E.D.-AGWA, is a veteran of the United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP. He...
Expert Insight into Targets for Brackish Water Treatment Des...
Join the Siemens Design Challenge for a chance to win one of two $10,000 first-place awards. Engineers setting out to improve on saltwater treatment technologies now have a trove...
All Women Need Equal Access to Water and Sanitation
International Womens’ Day was recently celebrated worldwide, but many women and girls have little cause for celebration in at least one aspect of their lives. They have to walk...
Lessons from Rwanda on Tackling Unsafe Drinking Water and Ho...
Unsafe drinking water and household air pollution are major causes of illness and death around the world. This is also the case in Rwanda, where most people living in...
Recommendations for Installing Household Water Connections i...
Editor’s note: This is the first in a two-part series about lessons learned during Safe Water Network’s experience household connections for water supplies in Ghana. The first article outlines...
Five Questions for Kathy Ku, Co-Founder of SPOUTS of Water
Kathy Ku is a medical student who has applied her engineering background to co-found a water filter manufacturing company...
0
A Solar Desalination Plant Makes Saltwater Potable in Rural Kenya
A new solar-powered water desalination plant is providing 35,000 liters of fresh water per day for the residents of...
0
A New Financial Tool May Alleviate Water-Borne Disease in Children
A new financial product called development impact bonds has been launched to improve water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in...
0
Three Startups Are Changing the World One Drop of Water at a Time
It can be easy to take water for granted when you have it. But many do not. Nearly two...
1
E4C Now Offers a Database of Field Manuals for Design and Construction
Swapping hard drives is a common exchange between humanitarian professionals working in remote regions. “Do you have any movies?...
0
Design Your Product for Manufacturability and High Quality
The transition from prototyping into production is a huge step for any hardware startup in any country. Given that...
0
Design and Co-Creation Can Build Peace in War-Torn Colombian Communities
One underlying factor in Colombia’s civil war that is not often mentioned is infrastructure. There is a lack of...
0
Reflections on a Review of Studies on the Physical and Emotional Toll of Carrying Water
Growing up in India, I was fortunate enough to have a piped supply of municipal water in my home....
0
Ancient Stone Canals May Help Modern Day Lima Weather Seasonal Drought
Fourteen hundred years ago, a civilization called the Wari built a system of canals to bridge seasonal droughts in...
0
Water Security will Take Precedence in Food Production as Populations Rise
“Food production is the largest consumer of water, and also represents the largest unknown factor of future water use...
0
by engineers.
for everyone.
E4C Membership is a curated experience! When you become a member, we will tailor a unique user profile for you based on the way you engage with our content over time. Your actions and preferences will allow us to serve you content that is most relevant to you. In addition, becoming an E4C member grants you access to exclusive engagement opportunities and the E4C newsletter.
Join E4C and become a part of a global community that believes engineering can change the world!
Become a Member
Did you know you can customize your E4C experience? Find more of your favorite articles, webinars, events and courses when you sign up for a FREE membership. Once a member, the more content you engage with, the more relevant we can make it for you!
As a member you have access to exclusive, curated content that changes on your homepage based on what you read the most.
Membership gives you access to over a million practitioners working in global development, many of whom are looking for talent like you!
Post or peruse Job, Training & Volunteer Opportunities
Discuss & share projects in our Community Space
Members are in the know! You’ll be invited to our webinars and special events and receive access to our monthly newsletter.