I visited your site by chance. We wish to set up a women technology park in Punjab, India to improve livelihood opportunities for rural women. I feel that the Clean Birth Kit, Solar Ear Technology and wheeled seeders are good technologies which can be promoted in the Park. Whereas women can prepare clean birth kits and solar ears and market them, they can use seeders for de-seeding of legumes, corn,etc which can then be sold at the local market. From where can I get details? Will the information be paid? How much payment? Is there any IPR/ licensing issue? What would be the cost involved? Are any funds available to promote these? I can try and look for some funding sources also.
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There is no single organization that manufactures all of those things, so you will have to contact each manufacturer directly. I suggest googling their sites, or some of them are in our Solutions Library and you can find contact info there. For example, the Ayzh Clean Birth Kit: http://solutions.engineeringforchange.org/products/105. And their site is on that page (http://www.ayzh.com/#prettyPhoto – contact info at the bottom). Good luck!
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I visited your site by chance. We wish to set up a women technology park in Punjab, India to improve livelihood opportunities for rural women. I feel that the Clean Birth Kit, Solar Ear Technology and wheeled seeders are good technologies which can be promoted in the Park. Whereas women can prepare clean birth kits and solar ears and market them, they can use seeders for de-seeding of legumes, corn,etc which can then be sold at the local market. From where can I get details? Will the information be paid? How much payment? Is there any IPR/ licensing issue? What would be the cost involved? Are any funds available to promote these? I can try and look for some funding sources also.
Waiting for more information.
There is no single organization that manufactures all of those things, so you will have to contact each manufacturer directly. I suggest googling their sites, or some of them are in our Solutions Library and you can find contact info there. For example, the Ayzh Clean Birth Kit: http://solutions.engineeringforchange.org/products/105. And their site is on that page (http://www.ayzh.com/#prettyPhoto – contact info at the bottom). Good luck!