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New peer-reviewed journal fills a gap in humanitarian…
One of the wishes we’ve heard from experts in humanitarian design…
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Five Questions with Anand Shah
Using leading edge, low-cost technology and an important vision, Anand Shah…
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Women, Water and a Whole Lot of Work
Every day, millions of women worldwide work for an estimated 200…
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Foot-powered washing machine: From sketch to product
As a laundry machine, this five-gallon bucket that spins on pieces…
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How to successfully distribute water filters
Distribution can be the highest hurdle in technology development in areas…
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Promising new tech for developing countries at the…
A wetlands in a hair salon, a solar water purifier in…
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Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
Clean water solutions for low- and middle-income countries don’t have to…
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PVC pipe and chlorine: Cheap and lasting water…
Officials in the Matagalpa health ministry in Nicaragua convened late last…
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How Kibera is turning trash heaps into businesses
Update – Feb. 13: Kounkuey is hiring engineers and accepting interns. See below for…
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Wave-powered desalinators could ease the water crisis
This innovation is one of our Promising Prototypes of IEEE’s Global Humanitarian…