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• Congratulations 2022 Fellows and Best wishes...

  E4C Visualized: The Fellowship of 2022 by the Numbers
  igaboaustin

• Is their any distributors in Mpumalanga? I would like to become a distributor.

  EcoSan/GroSan toilets
  peet931

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  Promising Prototypes to Watch in 2022
  vijaysharmatj

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  Affordable Ways to Create a Sustainable Home
  carreteandoblogviaje

• I rather say that you have done remarkable research but some aspect of the diagram of water treatment needs some tweaking for getting more efficiency

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  lagaka2282

• Hi Henk, Please, how can one access this of training you mentioned? A lot of youths and graduates are jobless here in Nigeria and this training would be empowerment and make water accessible to rural communities.

  Preparing the Future Engineering Workforce to Achieve the SDGs Through Multi-Stakeholder Engagement
  oyelakin13

• Here is my Project: Featured Project Development - State of the Art Novel InFlow Technology: ·1-Gearturbine, Rotary-Turbo, ·2-Imploturbocompressor, One Compression Step: ·1-Gearturbine: Reaction Turbine, ·Rotary-Turbo, Similar System of the Aeolipilie ·Heron Steam Device from 10-70 AD, ·With Retrody...

  The New ASME Idea Lab Incubator Has Launched for Aspiring Social Entrepreneurs with an Idea
  gearturbine@gmail.com

• Good day well i just want to say it's great to help people with concept,ideas,prototypes to explore in the field of technology.

  Promising Prototypes to Watch in 2022
  sindiletotoba

• Great

  E4C Fellowship Information Session
  igaboaustin

• Dear all There indeed is a huge need to train engineers entrepreneurs especially in Subsaharan Africa. To reach SDGs a very effective topic is..... WATER. Increase access to safe drinking water but even more, water for small scale irrigation, livestock etc. This will help to reach SDG6.1 but also re...

  Preparing the Future Engineering Workforce to Achieve the SDGs Through Multi-Stakeholder Engagement
  henkholtslag49

• Educative.

  It's All About Distribution
  jmriungu

• Correct

  Preparing the Future Engineering Workforce to Achieve the SDGs Through Multi-Stakeholder Engagement
  dpitinyane

• This will be a great webinar. I've purposed to attend.

  Preparing the Future Engineering Workforce to Achieve the SDGs Through Multi-Stakeholder Engagement
  naibeidennis2

• Hi, I am working in the WASH sector and I want to promote the sue of SatoPan in rural areas in Burkina Faso. How can I get the SatoPan in my country

  SaTo Pan
  zounogo.nikiema

• Will it be on YouTube? I'm interested to attend

  Engineering a Circular Economy in the Built Environment
  ephraimziktana35

• A very insightful piece

  The World's Most Expensive Consumer Electricity
  danielmensah.dm

• Liked how circular produced material can help the ones that are in need. Great work!

  A Two-For-One Solution: Repurpose Cardboard Waste to Build Homes
  sayemanwar13

• Hi, it is on youtube and it should also be embedded at the top of this page.

  Engineering a Circular Economy in the Built Environment
  Rob Goodier

• Manual please emmawatsonau@protonmail.com. Thank you and many blessings.

  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  emmawatsonau

• Will the recording be on YouTube?

  Engineering a Circular Economy in the Built Environment
  d.rodriguez.ortiz09

• I am interested to attend the webinar

  Engineering a Circular Economy in the Built Environment
  arnab.roy.ext

• Yes, please check back here a couple of days after the webinar and there should be a video available.

  Engineering a Circular Economy in the Built Environment
  Rob Goodier

• Will this be available to view afterwards?

  Engineering a Circular Economy in the Built Environment
  natalie

• Please help me with material training for Solar Power OFF - Grid for all trainings. I will appreciate your response to my request. Regards, Stephen Mulenga

  Design of Off-Grid Systems Part 2: System Design
  chaliwanda

• Community development

  Engineering a Circular Economy in the Built Environment
  pacesetter

• Is there any simple technological solutions in which small businesses can profit from food waste anywhere in the world? What solutions are present that in which it can be used as a business?

  How Food Waste is Engineered into Useful Products in a Circular Economy
  xaviershaw09

• I want to join the activity

  Engineering a Circular Economy in the Built Environment
  gene3674

• Try the list of publications by Modern Energy Cooking Services, a program of LoughBorough University - https://mecs.org.uk/publications/

  Clean stoves charge electronics and ease global warming
  Rob Goodier

• There was a paper about a renewable energy stove which as a Loughborough Univerity project. I cannot find it. Can you point me in the right direction please?

  Clean stoves charge electronics and ease global warming
  pgblaine

• Great!

  E4C Fellowship Information Session
  naibeidennis2

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  E4C Fellowship Information Session
  elrhilanih

• Great Views

  Frugal Engineering Goes Beyond Cost
  kunal.kapoor

• like to attend 18-02-2022 webinar

  Seminar Series | How Engineers Can Work on Problems that Matter: Insight into UC Berkeley’s Master of Development Engineering
  k_nationaltraders

• Waiting for the time to link up. Thanks

  Seminar Series | How Engineers Can Work on Problems that Matter: Insight into UC Berkeley’s Master of Development Engineering
  engineerattah

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  EVAT Bangkok Model Electric Tuk Tuk
  mflocmdkuhfnboyepk

• like t attend webnir 23-11-2021

  Nuevas Tecnologías Mejorando el Acceso al Agua & Energía en Argentina & America Latina
  k_nationaltraders

• Espero asistir

  Nuevas Tecnologías Mejorando el Acceso al Agua & Energía en Argentina & America Latina
  sauder

• The SDG must be met and in order to do so we must rethink transportation. There is neither the space or time to implement many of the plans now mooted. They should be discarded for those reasons. Pollution and time suggests that the Stirlling engine should replace the internal combustion engine sinc...

  Introduction to T-SUM, the Transition to Sustainable Urban Mobility in Freetown
  clementgold

• Hi. I am interested in the biochar filter and other water treatment ideas for the tropics.

  How to Make a Biochar Water Filter
  clementgold

• Hi, I teach the "Waste Not Want Not: Repurposing Refuse as Resource" class at the Patel College of Global Sustainability and we now have a $5000 grant to purchase a Precious Plastics Shredder for our program. We would like to purchase the one you recommend (we need a single phase 240V 60Hz powered u...

  Precious Plastics Plastic Shredder Pro
  Thculhane

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  ICT in the DRC: Challenges, Solutions and Opportunity
  robert38demoss

• Excellent text. It had been a while since I had read something both significant and impartial. This is an excellent script for newcomers. I'll recommend it to my friends who aren't sure where to go.

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  robert38demoss

• Anyone hear anything further about this ? There were obvious problems - most obvious being no costing is given, so its presumably going to be above the affordable price of somewhere around US0.01/litre target. The cost of electricity alone (50 liters per kwH) was going to be above that target in man...

  Interview with Dean Kamen
  mitra

• Great article! I fully agree with the vision. Our team at Employment and Social Development Canada recently launched a public pilot on micro-acquisition. We publish work opportunities of up to $10K for development of open source code. Once delivered, we pay in a timely fashion by credit card or PayP...

  Building Open Source Into Procurement 
  gabriel.cossette

• I want to see the webinar...

  Seminar Series: Transdisciplinary Research to Address Mercury Pollution from Artisanal Gold Mining
  JOSE.PEREZ.PEREZ

• Please, pannelists is there PhD opportunity available with you study related situation elsewhere?

  Seminar Series: Transdisciplinary Research to Address Mercury Pollution from Artisanal Gold Mining
  oyelakin13

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  Clay Pot Coolers: Keep Produce Fresh Without Electricity
  ytsolefack

• I see that there is copper mining currently in Panama. Are you doing similar research on the hazardous effects of this also?

  Seminar Series: Transdisciplinary Research to Address Mercury Pollution from Artisanal Gold Mining
  lornaholt

• Where in Uganda is the test and programme based? thanks Paul

  Zembo
  paulspirie

• hello sir,i didn't join webinar,can i eligible to get certifucate?

  Seminar Series: The LASER Experience, Integrating Research and Practice for Effective Development
  engineeraijazahmed

• We need to test all parameters pertaining to IS10500 standards, need collaboration and mfg license to make in India

  NTU Singapore Water Test
  watsanenvirotech

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  Makiga Stabilized Soil Block Press
  lhoyosu

• Thank you for the information.

  Research Brief: With Support, Social Enterprise Could Drive Job Growth in Africa
  revieww9999

• I am really very interested in this activity, the seminar in the field of energy exploitation is not always available when it is necessary in order to be able to solve certain problems of social, political and economic inequality as well. Thank you.

  Seminar Series: Building structures to advance activist engineering
  ndayizeyedesire2021

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  Ten Things You Can Do With a Bicycle
  AT

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  Seminar Series: Climate Change, Conflict, and Engineering for Peace
  junaidzarin01

• very informative webinar

  Fostering STI Ecosystems for Impact: Enabling Technologies Advancing Human Infrastructure
  waseem66

• What a terrific engineering initiative. This is a really helpful and informative article by Ali AlQeisi , Kathy Ku and Rebecca Liebschutz. The world urgently and badly needs solutions like this so that consumers do not have to depend on e.g., plastic toothbrushes. The beaches here, in Chile are ofte...

  How We Are Engineering a Sustainable Business in Bamboo Toothbrushes
  tjehines

• It will be a pleasure to attend the event. Thank you all for the opportunity to attend.

  Fostering STI Ecosystems for Impact: Enabling Technologies Advancing Human Infrastructure
  joel.nwakaire

• Thank you to the team who wrote this article very nice blog. we are all seeing the world transforming day by day in future the Artificial Intelligence took a very important step in human life. Artificial intelligence course

  Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics for Human Development
  aravindd819

• Looking forward to the event!

  Fostering STI Ecosystems for Impact: Enabling Technologies Advancing Human Infrastructure
  bobbie.casey

• Amazing panelists

  Fostering STI Ecosystems for Impact: Enabling Technologies Advancing Human Infrastructure
  bainamndidaliwa

• Great, Can this be used on a large scale application incorporated into an aquaponic system or does it function independently as an isolated system.

  Hydroponics Kenya Fodder System
  saiensewnath

• Good day! please how do we purchase this point of use chlorine dispensers for some rural communities in Nigeria?

  Dispensers for Safe Water
  gDZong

• Good

  Seminar Series: Building structures to advance activist engineering
  tolsen

• Wonderfully executed project in Tanzania. I also wish to work out some solution to recharge the depleting natural water sources in the Hill districts of Uttarakhand (India). Can I have some constructive suggestions please.

  Five Lessons Learned from the Implementation of Rainwater Harvesting Systems in Tanzania
  rameshnegi

• Dear Patrick Congratulations with reducing the cost rainwater storage tanks. One of your lessons learned is using local knowledge. There are several organisations in Tanzania with knowledge on rainwater harvesting. One is the SHIPO SMART Centre in Njombe. They promote the so called WIRE BRICK CEMENT...

  Five Lessons Learned from the Implementation of Rainwater Harvesting Systems in Tanzania
  henkholtslag49

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  Trailbridges May Have A Far Broader Impact Than Once Thought
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  Five innovative materials for sustainable structural engineering
  jitansh

• Thanks for the article. Its very useful

  Needed: An Ecosystem for Meaningful Digital Innovation in Northern Kenya
  globalinterscope0

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  Oga'i House
  jitansh

• […] Human waste is high in nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, three of the essential elements plants need to grow efficiently. When bacteria break down waste material into compost, they leave behind these plant-friendly elements. Studies show using compost created from hu...

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  How Composting Toilets Improve Food and Soil Health - Holistic Management International

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  Three Barriers to Sustainability: Lessons from a Water Supply Project in Nepal
  mp.energia

• Hello It is of my great pleasure to gain all of these knowledges and skills that i will continously get from various trainings and presentations that you give us. I really appreciate it and thank you very much.

  Seminar Series: Teaching Humanitarian Engineering, An Australian perspective
  ukwigizep

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  Advancing Sustainable Engineering: Building the Future Workforce
  bhabani.sankarpanigrahy

• […] by ASME and other leading engineering societies, E4C has attracted the support of a variety of partners and sponsors ranging from industry, academia, non-profits and multilateral organizations, and […]

  Who We Are
  Innovators in Sustainable Development Honored by ASME – Pressure Beast

• Okay

  Seeking Recommendations on WelL Drilling Rig
  saddlemanusa

• An engineer is genius and with that capabilities can make things beneficial to those who need seriously. Nature provide us lot of supports and through these gifts, we can convert into best uses and renewable energy is one of the best example. Inspiring on engineering day and best regards to all part...

  Advancing Sustainable Engineering: Building the Future Workforce
  sohail_azim

• Hello, If you want to go into irrigation farm business, There are so many company website this days like virtatrade.com that will enable you as a beginner to raise the fund you need to start up your irrigation farm business without you seeking for a loan. This company is where many business dealers...

  Ten low-tech ways to irrigate crops
  o.ujoh123

• This article again exposes us to the central dilemma. As practitionars, we have those who develop communities and those who develop economies. Community Development arises from a completely different worldview than does Economic Development. The former is driven by the needs of people. The latter by...

  The Five “E’s” of Human-Centered Design in Global Development
  CYFAhead

• Interested to join the webinar

  Seminar Series: Field Research on Energy Access and Mini-Grids in Africa and Central America
  tdsubash2007

• Thank you for your interest, Fred. You can find more information on my published work in the following link: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Julio_Diarte

  A Two-For-One Solution: Repurpose Cardboard Waste to Build Homes
  Julio_Fellow

• If you'd like specs please consider requesting from the author. He might reply to these comments, or you can request contact info from admin@engineeringforchange.org. This is a news post about the author's research that is underway, so it's unlikely that finished research is published already. I'll...

  A Two-For-One Solution: Repurpose Cardboard Waste to Build Homes
  Rob Goodier

• I'm mad as hell, find it very disturbing and miles below the level of any proper engineering community that this article does not contain a single reference, nor even a suggestion regarding the underlying technical prerequisites of the nonetheless eagerly promoted recycling proces. (In plain Dutch t...

  A Two-For-One Solution: Repurpose Cardboard Waste to Build Homes
  fredvanhessen

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  Piteba Oil Expeller Press
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  CAMARTEC Oil Press Machine
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  CAMARTEC Oil Press Machine
  k_nationaltraders

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  Seminar Series: Engineering for Global Development Research: A Review of Community Perspectives and Project Pathways
  info45

• Hello, I'm Eric NSENGIMANA a Rwandan citizen with a bachelor's degree in Irrigation and Drainage department, I would like to join The Rural water supply network how can I? because i love this career

  Professional Water Well Drilling in Africa: Incentives and Support
  ericnsenga1460

• Yes, thanks for your guidance,

  Profiles in Global Engineering: Five Questions with Dan Hollander
  appliedscienceint09

• Didn't see the comment notifications, sorry! See above! Wait, no, I mean below! (Just saw how it looks on the page.)

  Post Impact.Engineered 2020, the Decade of Action Has Begun
  Rob Goodier

• I'll respond to this because you and I have worked together and respect your opinion. Your criticism goes too far, in this case. My colleagues who organized the event worked for several months to bring in a diverse range of perspectives and I think they succeeded. The event had some corporate founda...

  Post Impact.Engineered 2020, the Decade of Action Has Begun
  Rob Goodier

• Comments are being censored.

  Post Impact.Engineered 2020, the Decade of Action Has Begun
  jpkearns

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  Seminar Series: Teaching Humanitarian Engineering, An Australian perspective
  sindiletotoba

• This event was largely vapid, pro-corporate unsustainable globalism. Speakers failed to acknowledge that for poor countries to grow their economies to attain a basic, humane standard of living, degrowth in over-consuming rich countries is required. That is what the science says - stop denying it. Th...

  Post Impact.Engineered 2020, the Decade of Action Has Begun
  jpkearns

• Good works

  Improving Sanitation Through Resource Recovery in East Africa
  nixonkioko71

• Hi during the covid period am working on a touch less hand washing station for use in a rural setting school your assistance in ideas and more leads will be appreciated

  Seminar Series: Teaching Humanitarian Engineering, An Australian perspective
  nixonkioko71

• […] by ASME and other leading engineering societies, E4C has attracted the support of a variety of partners and sponsors ranging from industry, academia, non-profits and multilateral organizations, and […]

  Who We Are
  Innovators in Sustainable Development Honored by ASME | sciencenewsnet.in

• Good day i really appreciate this opportunity by warm hands actually this might be my first step to explore the word mechanical engineering.

  Seminar Series: Teaching Humanitarian Engineering, An Australian perspective
  sindiletotoba

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  Seminar Series: Teaching Humanitarian Engineering, An Australian perspective
  cat.kutay

• There is one recently acknowledged Green Anti Covid fabric called ABACA from Phillipines. It's same plant family as ordinary Banana tree & i wondered the Banana species found here in Kenya could have same molecular fiber properties as Abaca? If so here in rural areas we are wasting a potential anti...

  Eight Ways to Go Zero Waste During the Pandemic
  GITHIKA2000

• Hi, you can check this page for an embedded video (the arrow in the top image) and you can see this video and our entire archive on YouTube: Webinar Series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFC2D8180DF11AAAA Seminar Series playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoJwIKh0xIHcZ...

  Understanding Behavior Change to Ensure Success
  Rob Goodier

• I appreciate the topic, but we should walk the talk with respect to sustainability also in the digital sphere. This is sometimes not trivial, but the various reasons including involvement in human rights violations, Zoom is not an acceptable platform for people who care.

  Seminar Series: Teaching Humanitarian Engineering, An Australian perspective
  ep

• You can click the video play button in the header image of this page or go to our Youtube playlist for videos of every webinar that we've recorded. Here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFC2D8180DF11AAAA Sorry it wasn't clear!

  Understanding Behavior Change to Ensure Success
  Rob Goodier

• Hi. How do we get access to these webinars if they have already happened?

  Understanding Behavior Change to Ensure Success
  rossmurdochmackintosh

• Is there a PDH available for attending?

  How to Measure the Impact of Rural Infrastructure in Emerging Economies
  kholland

• I'll attend this webinar so exchange will be developed

  How to Measure the Impact of Rural Infrastructure in Emerging Economies
  rakheral

• I will be happy to participate

  Seminar Series: Systems Tools for Water Service Delivery in Low-Resource Settings
  petitstart

• Would like to connect with Chantal Iribagiza as we have deployed and got approvals from Rwandan water department WASAC for our natural water purifiers. www.watsan.in. Thanks in advance

  Profiles in Global Engineering: Five Questions with Chantal Iribagiza
  watsanenvirotech

• my email gulmoharkanha@gmail.com

  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  gulmoharkanha

• Fun ways to recycle plastic waste! But the most profitable plastic recycling technology is the production of blocks for vertical gardens https://www.facebook.com/GREEN-CUBE-749402175206698 and fixed formwork for basement floors https://www.facebook.com/Plastic-Formwork-947962548924823

  Plastics Could Help Build a Sustainable Future – Here's How
  byzehr.111

• Yes, I want to Start.

  Seminar Series: Climate Change, Conflict, and Engineering for Peace
  syedbukhari0

• I want to participate as innovator of JALODBUST. My few other related inventions are on the way. I want to meet more people like me or those people and professionals who want to join my journey for ending the greatest malady of human civilization i.e handing our shit to other person to handle.

  Seminar Series: Rethinking Water and Energy in Global Development
  rakesh

• Hello. I am interested in this seminar and would really like to participate.

  Seminar Series: A New Approach to Equitable Building Design and Construction
  domasonga

• please explain me how take CPD points from this site?

  Professional Water Well Drilling in Africa: Incentives and Support
  hisshamkhan94

• That looks interesting, thanks for mentioning it. I've forwarded your comments on to the Solutions Library manager for possible inclusion.

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  Rob Goodier

• Good article, have you ever looked at the 'Watercone' and if yes, what is the opinion about this technology? Why is it not broadly in use because it looks very promising invention.

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  r.b.s.jonker

• Hello, We are planning a project on chlorine dispenser and we want to use this plastic quality as it has been used by so many organisations in Kenya, Uganda and Malawi. How can we contact the supplier? Your assistance will be highly appreciated. Thank you

  Dispensers for Safe Water
  byamalong

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  From GravityLight to NowLight: A Startup Pivots as Technology Improves
  Rob Goodier

• Hi Chris,I would love to connect with you.

  From GravityLight to NowLight: A Startup Pivots as Technology Improves
  unikovie

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  From GravityLight to NowLight: A Startup Pivots as Technology Improves
  DANIELkagwi

• Gravity light was always a huge mistake - during its crowd-funding any sane analysis said its cost:light ratio was going to be terrible, and when it came out it cost around $15 retail compared to for example the GreenLight power lights which provided 120x as much power for around twice the cost, and...

  From GravityLight to NowLight: A Startup Pivots as Technology Improves
  mitra

• I will limit my comment to PPE & Masks. Here in Africa hospital admission cost for Covid victims is exorbitant because of PPE kits. In Phillipines they are making affordable PPE suit & masks from a fiber of banana-like tree indigenous of there called Abaca. The suit is reusable after fumigation & ot...

  COVID-19: Innovation and Investment in Medical Devices and PPE
  GITHIKA2000

• where can we buy this bag

  Purdue Improved Cowpea Storage (PICS) Bags
  destochild

• Thank you for this interesting article. As an editorial note, in the 2nd sentence under "Affordable Rapid Testing", the words antigen and antibody are interchanged. The sentence should read: "A broad division includes antigen tests that are based on the detection of the virus present in the human bo...

  COVID-19: Affordable Testing Solutions
  marjharper

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  Solutions to Keep Food on the Table in a Changing Climate
  akalo

• Hi Anna, Thanks for your comment! Ethical research really shouldn't allow discrimination in this way. In this case, the profit incentives of the journal appear to take priority over ethical publishing practices. I would suggest that even as a early career researcher, it is possible to voice your con...

  Words Fail Us: Racism in International Development Publishing
  sindallr

• Wow, glad the special issue found a new home! As a new academic, I was shocked to find out that discrimination by national origin could even be allowed. As a graduate student in a western university, do you have any suggestions for what we can do? Our advisors/supervisors are typically the ones who...

  Words Fail Us: Racism in International Development Publishing
  annalibey

• Hi Elizabeth, I Have a face shied design that only needs a soda bottle! Whats needed 3" hole saw, drill, razor knife, a little fun task, and a face to protect. But I do not know yet how to post ideas on E4C. I did join the Pact-covid challenge on HeroX right now, we are the only team in this group....

  Global Health Design Informs this Open Source Face Shield
  ron.s.davison

• This is a very well written information. WHO and UNICEF should also research more with scientist on this issue.

  Can Handwashing with Ash or Soil Prevent COVID-19?
  arun.jindal1965

• Shehab, you raise an interesting point about the necessity of paying for water while serving low-income communities. A useful analogy may be access to food⁠, which is also a necessity for life, and one that requires payment to cover the cost of raising the food, processing it, transporting it, and s...

  Overcoming Financial Barriers to Household Water Connections in Ghana
  jmcgrath

• Your idea is actually in practice in some places now, especially communities in emerging economies. It has different names, but the gist is that the community owns and manages water and other utilities. They often have help building the infrastructure, as you suggested, and then they learn to organi...

  Overcoming Financial Barriers to Household Water Connections in Ghana
  Rob Goodier

• I am really not able to understand the fact that local people have to pay so much money for Water. which is a necessity and not a luxury for survival. Why cant there be a solution where there is one time installation cost for a system and people have access to clean water. Maintenance should be done...

  Overcoming Financial Barriers to Household Water Connections in Ghana
  shehab

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  Evaluating Household Energy Resources in Rural Kenya
  hildabligh

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  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  chanravi765

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  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  diomnene61

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  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  diomnene61

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  P&G Purifier of Water
  geowatersols.global

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  Seminar Series: Systems Tools for Water Service Delivery in Low-Resource Settings
  ghania866

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  Improving Sanitation Through Resource Recovery in East Africa
  taimorshehzad123

• Hello, no sorry we no longer offer certificates for the webinars. Thank you for your interest. - Female staff member

  Seminar Series: Climate Change, Conflict, and Engineering for Peace
  Jana Melpolder

• sir will i get any certificate after watching webinar???

  Seminar Series: Climate Change, Conflict, and Engineering for Peace
  mawaisqy

• I am a Mechanical Engineer from UC cincinnati ..CAES. I ve been piloting some programs irrigation system.I ve design a PREP from my senior desing @ UC ..related to pumping water water using solar and a submersible Pumps.. Please advise me how to acquire this submersible pump powered by solar. I ve s...

  Black and Decker Introduces a Solar Irrigation Pump for Indian Farms
  sambaba071673

• How we can check our cpd point?

  Seminar Series: Tech for Good Processes and Dissemination Challenges in the Context of the SDGs
  taimorshehzad123

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  Seminar Series: Tech for Good Processes and Dissemination Challenges in the Context of the SDGs
  princeprince000111222

• I am a civil engineer

  Seminar Series: Tech for Good Processes and Dissemination Challenges in the Context of the SDGs
  hasnain.muet126

• The flooring system for these refugees should be provide comfort and warmth. In some projects we had in the Philippines before where our donors from Rockford IL povided shelters, and free flooring and walling system, I can say that it is necessary to have assessment with what kind of flooring they a...

  Here's a great idea: Interlocking mats turn shipping pallets into floors for refugee tents
  MAILIVYJOy

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  Virtual Salon: Open Source and 3D-Printable Medical Equipment Meet Global Shortages
  Rob Goodier

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  Seminar Series: Rethinking Water and Energy in Global Development
  Rob Goodier

• Hi, I’ve been trying to register for this webinar but when I enter my email the screen refreshes and nothing else happens. Your Contact page doesn’t work. Not sure if it’s just me or everyone... hopefully it’s just me! But, if anyone sees this please register me. morganbenjamin95@gmail.com Thank you...

  Virtual Salon: Open Source and 3D-Printable Medical Equipment Meet Global Shortages
  morganbenjamin95

• Thank you for posting the recorded version of this seminar. I know that your webinars typically provide the opportunity to earn PDHs. Does this apply to seminars as well? I was unable to complete the certificate request form based on the seminar title.

  Seminar Series: Rethinking Water and Energy in Global Development
  carrie.melchers

• A few weeks ago, there was a news report from India of a group of 'migrant workers' (a.k.a slum dwellers in nearby city) were ran over by a train as they slept on the railway line as they took a rest on their way back to ancestral villages as Covid19 induced city lockdown became untenable to their l...

  Megacity Slums Incubate Disease – But the Coronavirus Response Isn't Helping the Billion People Who Live in Them
  GITHIKA2000

• I could not help commenting on this as a Kenyan citizen involved in modeling social economic potentials for empowering a marginalized community in Ganze sub county, Kilifi county along Kenyan coast. The model involves assisting individual house holds to have a roof commensurate with rain water harve...

  The Catastrophic Intersectionality of WASH, Climate Change and the Coronavirus
  GITHIKA2000

• Amy, i listened to your webinar on 13th May from India. The merri-go-round water pump was a great idea but it has seemingly failed. I woke up today morning with perhaps a possible solution for its revival. Not to look like a fool, can you please share the power required / discharge and head of the w...

  Seminar Series: Rethinking Water and Energy in Global Development
  rakesh

• Product and Market together make an impact. While Inventor is nearly best at invention, he/ she needs help in making it into a product by putting the invention through a standardized process, often expensive. And the Market is altogether different game. A means of collaboration for the inventor to g...

  Impact Inventing: Strengthening the Ecosystem for Invention-Based Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets
  rakesh

• Hello, we hope you were able to join for the event. You can now view it up above if you click on the play button in the icon image. Thank you for your interest!

  Seminar Series: Rethinking Water and Energy in Global Development
  Jana Melpolder

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  Seminar Series: Rethinking Water and Energy in Global Development
  hillk

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  Seminar Series: Rethinking Water and Energy in Global Development
  hillk

• Nice seminar.

  Seminar Series: Rethinking Water and Energy in Global Development
  asifakash92

• […] but not least, there is this website, which is a link to various free or very cheap online resources for supplemental learning which may […]

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Six Websites To Supplement Your Studies

• Parte fundamental es las TIC en todas las empresas, no importa el rubro, el desarrollo de las TIC serán fundamental y mas ahora que tenemos que realizar tele trabajos con esta época del covid-19.

  Working Remotely: Seven Tips for Productive Online Meetings
  EMENDIETA

• Thanks for such an interesting seminar! Looking forward to it!

  Seminar Series: Rethinking Water and Energy in Global Development
  rasa911216

• Looking forward to your Seminar. Kind Regards, Philipp Rupprecht

  Seminar Series: Rethinking Water and Energy in Global Development
  philipprupprecht

• Community Kitchens and Community Washing of Clothes this will save both food and water . The cooker will preferable be solar power and will keep cooking the whole day.

  New Technology Could Make Life More Bearable in Refugee Camps
  forfrancis

• PLEAE GIVE ME CONTACT NUMBER

  A Tool to Measure Household Water Insecurity Globally
  SHAKEELAHMEDMEMON38

• Use /steam/Hot water generated by solar power. It will save both water and soap. Recycle the water by diverting it into a plant patch preferable Aloe Vera

  Coronavirus: What Might More Handwashing Mean in Countries with Water Shortages?
  forfrancis

• We need a device that allows washing hands in a small amount of water in a hygienic way. What do you think about this device: https://youtu.be/DNmn0-NS0WE?t=210

  Coronavirus: What Might More Handwashing Mean in Countries with Water Shortages?
  zdzislaw.iwanejko

• Welcome to the E4C community! We are so glad you are part of the online community.

  Seminar Series: Measuring Impact in Global Engineering
  jmelpolder

• Please I need a video on how to construct the biofil toilet. My email is enochdsurveys@gmail.com

  The Biofil Digester
  enochdsurveys

• oh it's seems amazing! can I have the manuale, please? this is my email adresse : marcellaleoncini75@gmail.com

  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  marcellaleoncini75

• It's nice being in this group, i will try my best to look out i will innovate and impact life locally and internationally. Thanks for making possible for me to join this group i appreciate.

  Seminar Series: Measuring Impact in Global Engineering
  Shomigzy

• We used plastic films under sand soils to stop permeating the water, rain or irrigated, downward. The results was higher yields and less irrigating. We changed the soil surface to collect rain water to fruit trees. we collected surface stones on a slope to stop erosion and permeate the water for pla...

  Practical tips to distribute and scale your technology
  agmanor

• Can you help me contact the source of this message. I received an email that a private message had been sent to me: [usercommercial@gmail.com A new submission has been added for challenge "Clean Water Track - Plan & Learn Phase". Submission Name is: The future 3/24/2020, 4:57 PM] Thank you. Hill Kem...

  Expert Insight into Targets for Brackish Water Treatment Design
  hillk

• Please contact me. We have a unique RE powered solution that can be manufactured in at least one of the 3 countries. Thanks, best regards, Joseph

  What’s Cooking in Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Ugandan Communities? Practical Stove Solutions
  joseph.hess

• I look forward to this webinar and discussion.

  Seminar Series: Climate Change, Conflict, and Engineering for Peace
  jsack

• This is a fantastic read. I am Michael Ampofo from Ghana (Ashesi University). Currently my team and I are working on solar powered induction cookpots for people in the rural areas of Ghana, we have made head way and hope to complete the project by May of this year.

  Evaluating Household Energy Resources in Rural Kenya
  michael.boateng

• Giving the community power to veto the dissemination of study results at first sounds like the responsible thing to do, but giving it a second thought, I'm wondering if that would have an unintended consequence. Researchers and institutions might not be willing to pay for studies that can be canned...

  Seven Recommendations for Disseminating Results to Tech4Dev Research Participants
  Rob Goodier

• I'm highly interested to participate in a webinar on successful start up for global development. Kindly, update me on next series. Thanks

  Building a Successful Start-up for Global Development
  alihuqaroba

• Further, the community should have a veto to allow or disallow the dissemination of the results beyond their researched community, see step 7 in "Method of Research in a We-Paradigm, lessons on Living Research in Africa." In: Nielsen, P. and Kimaro, H.C. (eds.) Information and Communication Technolo...

  Seven Recommendations for Disseminating Results to Tech4Dev Research Participants
  gertjan

• So Interesting to me. Personally I see this as one of the Best opportunities for alleviating poverty and increasing living standards

  Biological Waste to Biogas: A Solution to Self-Sustainable Energy in Rural India
  efanyu2

• My team and I have part of the solutions for the DRC. See the details here: www.ascoderu.ca and contact me at nzola8@gmail.com

  ICT in the DRC: Challenges, Solutions and Opportunity
  nzola8

• We have a solution in the ICT area. We have developed an offline email server. We have the most valuable product (prototype) ready for pilot projects. We are looking for partners to help us to deploy this unit. See details here: www.ascoderu.ca and you can contact me at nzola8@gmail.com

  Social Entrepreneurs Need Two Improvements to Their Financing Access
  nzola8

• […] A wonderful infographic by OXFAM demonstrating the impact of climate change, waste and hunger  on our food production system http://www.engineeringforchange.org/whats-wrong-with-our-food-system/ […]

  What's wrong with our food system?
  Can Disruptive Innovation and Start-ups provide the new “Miracles” tackling Climate Change? - Venture Tinkers

• E17 - SIMPLE WATER TREATMENT METHODS FOR USE IN THE HOME 1) What is involved ? The methods presented in this factsheet are used to make water drinkable. They can be applied at hole, at the family level. The methods described comprise : * Straining * The three pot method * Treatment by boiling * Trea...

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  invwaterpbm

• I really expect this training the problem the time is not in utc

  Seminar Series: Research in Global Design
  alkitg8

• Poverty is more properly an economic than engineering problem. The basis of economic success and growth is in property rights, rule of law, free trade, free markets... multiplied by low cost government, transportation, communications... Engineering tends to be involved in higher levels of complexity...

  Engineers Are Not Ending Poverty. Time for a Change?
  6ff2209d

• I think Lawrence and Mitra have valid points to the argument. Scale, capacity building, how we measure poverty, all need to be considered. Like the solutions developed, they can't be in isolation, otherwise, there is too much risk of failure.

  Engineers Are Not Ending Poverty. Time for a Change?
  cbirzer

• Yes, but. We may be helping with improvements in ways, that aren't measured in the official statistics. Many of the systems we work on, IF they are done in co-operation with the community are both repairable and duplicatible by/in the community. If those actions only require local materials and labo...

  Engineers Are Not Ending Poverty. Time for a Change?
  larry.bentley

• I think Engineers need to not only think broader - i.e. at the related systems causing the poverty, but also AT SCALE, i.e. at the scale of the problem. For example, a small scale, locally built water filter may be the perfect solution for the village you are working with, but have you thought about...

  Engineers Are Not Ending Poverty. Time for a Change?
  mitra

• Hi Jana! I am using Microsoft Edge and have tried your suggestions several times now still with no luck. Are you able to get to the download link or do you have trouble when trying?

  Design for Impact with Solid Edge 3D Tools
  rsturko

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  Design for Impact with Solid Edge 3D Tools
  Jana Melpolder

• I am not able to download a copy of the software. The link provided only comes up with "access denied you must be logged in to access". I am definitely logged in since I am able to leave this comment.

  Design for Impact with Solid Edge 3D Tools
  rsturko

• Please see the webinar video for download instructions, or sign in to the site and go to this page: https://www.engineeringforchange.org/siemens-link/

  Design for Impact with Solid Edge 3D Tools
  Rob Goodier

• How do you get the solid edge download

  Design for Impact with Solid Edge 3D Tools
  pmcniven

• Is there any effort in developed nations (like the US) to use rain water collection system to provide water to flush toilets instead of city water?

  Three Startups Are Changing the World One Drop of Water at a Time
  chuck

• God awarded us with our senses to whom we utilize to explore the world. Object sensation caused by our first glance. All of us have a sense of vision that we utilize to explore the beauty of nature. But most people lose this sensation by some fatal diseases like diabetes. Diabetes disease occurs wit...

  Fellow Visionaries
  ECRIZWANBHATTI

• Hey my name is Samson Micubu and I love the report you have done. I'm interested with the Compressed AgriFiber panels (CAF) since currently I'm doing a research on it's adaptability here In Kenya. I would greatly appreciate if you shared what you know about that technology or even the local manufact...

  Affordable Housing in Kenya: A Performance-Based Analysis of Available Technologies in Kenya and Abroad
  Mtechysam

• The video is now available on this page. I know the webinar team would welcome your feedback if you have anything to share after seeing it.

  Virtual Salon: ICT Access & IoT in Low-Resource Settings
  Rob Goodier

• Thanks for sharing, Kyambogo University; Kampala Uganda wholefully attended

  Virtual Salon: ICT Access & IoT in Low-Resource Settings
  asiimwegeoffrey20

• Yes, I'll send you a link when it's up.

  Virtual Salon: ICT Access & IoT in Low-Resource Settings
  Rob Goodier

• Will this be recorded ? It sounds relevant to the work I'm doing at the Internet Archive to make their material more available where the internet is poor, but I'm based in Australia so its a bit early (2:30am) for me.

  Virtual Salon: ICT Access & IoT in Low-Resource Settings
  mitra

• BRAVO!!! Excellent, EXCELLENT read!!! I would love to implement this system in our area, if would please be so kind as to email me your construction manual to: my username @yahoo dot com, please and thank you for all you do... Be safe, stay vigilant... HOOAH!!!

  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  steve_gringo

• Newt, we invite you to look over the job opportunities in kite energy or airborne wind energy. http://energykitesystems.net/AirborneWindEnergy

  Up Is the Way Forward for Wind Energy
  joefaust333

• I'd love to take a look at the manual, as well. My email is my username (no hyphen) at gmail.com. Thanks in advance!

  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  jake.wiebe88

• I have done considerable thinking along these lines. I think that watersport kites should be used initially, thus avoiding much trial and error that is history. Developers should concentrate on cross wind performance, which is the best point of sail for these kites, and allows very high power genera...

  Up Is the Way Forward for Wind Energy
  energetix9

• Kindly send me the details of construction so that I can implement this in my area.

  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  pankajardak

• please send the manual to tomboga82@gmail.com

  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  tomboga82

• Can you please send me the manual too? Will it work in temperate climates? trimbitassorin@gmail.com Thanks!

  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  trimbitassorin

• […] Low Cost Ways To Purify Water […]

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  Low Cost Ways to Treat Water – Haniff Wilson's Website

• A very interesting article. thanks. Africa is leading all this movement for payg for off grid, but LATAM would be a great place to enter.

  Rural Solar Energy Enterprises Can Learn from Mobisol’s Hard-Earned Lesson
  yulianov

• I am very interested to try this processor in my country as we also have a huge plastic waste problem. Please advise and help me on how to obtain this processor and receive training on how to operate and maintain this processor unit. Thank you. Mr. Oveai Morea

  Emerging Economies Convert Plastic Waste into Fuel
  oveaimorea

• […] A wonderful infographic by OXFAM demonstrating the impact of climate change, waste and hunger  on our food production system http://www.engineeringforchange.org/whats-wrong-with-our-food-system/ […]

  What's wrong with our food system?
  Can Disruptive Innovation and Start-ups provide the new “Miracles” tackling Climate Change? – ENERGYBIT

• Hello! Thank you for your comment. Please provide an email address so we can send you a construction manual about this sanitation system.

  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  Fernanda Petrus

• Hello, how could we get more info to design plants like this? Even better would be to know if you can help us build at least one in El Salvador so we learn and become able to duplicate

  EcoSanitation: Trading “Flush and Forget” for “Cycle and Sow”
  atiquizaya.desarrollo

• Do you have any data to support the reduction in room temperature? It makes sense that the temperature in the cooler would be low, but it seems that room cooling would be limited without active flow.

  Designed: This Air Conditioner for Homes and Offices Uses No Electricity
  dsweeney

• If there is one thing that is certain about the decentralized identity space its that its far from unified, and hasn't been for the decades that its been proposing everything from OpenID through to IOTA and the various "self sovereign ID" proposals. For any distributed id to be likely to be persiste...

  The Case for a Unified Identity
  mitra

• Hi, This is a very nice article and gives a lot of insight. I am however concerned about the sustainability of the connectivity. Has there been work around it? The other thing that I would like to say is about community involvement and community benefit that comes about from this connectivity. I hav...

  Wi-Fi? Why Not.
  sarbanibelur

• With no electricity, it might be a good idea to build a greenhouse-like structure with agricultural plastic, leaving open air at the bottom of the structure for airflow.

  Heating a mealworm farm without Electricity
  gabrieli

• Hello, where can I find a construction manual to build this units?

  Designed: This Air Conditioner for Homes and Offices Uses No Electricity
  atiquizaya.desarrollo

• Hi, I'm a filmmaker based here in southern Africa zambia. I'm currently developing a proposal to produce a series of videos entitled.. BRIDGING THE GAP..I'm read your input of strategies to build a more gender tech sector...where the female folk lag behind bye are the growing consumer of most ICT pr...

  Strategies to Build a More Gender-Equal Tech Sector
  tenaziomwanza

• Reply to Jpkearns excellent comment. It is true that field kits can be unreliable. From the many projects that I have been doing in arsenic mitigation in the field the way I circumvent this issue is as follow: If when testing the well water there is no stain I accept the result that the well water i...

  A Forgotten Public Health Crisis
  nadim.khandaker

• Please be cautious relying on field test kits for arsenic. A lot of research has cast doubt on their accuracy/reliability. For example, see our recent paper, "Evaluation of arsenic field test kits as a learning exercise for engineering students in global water and sanitation class" https://ojs.libra...

  A Forgotten Public Health Crisis
  jpkearns

• Amartya - I've touched up a few of items here. Couple thoughts: 1. Can we add an additional photo? The primary one is perfect, but another (perhaps in an urban environment) would be helpful. 2. Add links to each of the products int he competitive landscape. 3. Target Users: Is/are there better terms...

  Qr6 Vertical Axis Wind Turbine
  Charlie

• Leaving a brief overview of the clean-up. -Seemed like details about the QR5 (the previous model) were widely available with multiple sections and subsection on their website, unlike QR6 which is very covertly presented. - I have removed most of the links from the QR5 product report as all those URL...

  Qr6 Vertical Axis Wind Turbine
  Amartya

• To whomsoever it may concern, Myself Darshil Panchal from SK Engineers company. Our company promoting new design products for the purpose of rural development and waste management. These products are Manual Briquetting Products which are used to make Briquettes using various types of BIOMASS includi...

  How can rural villages manage mountains of empty plastic bottles?
  dsp366@nyu.edu

• I'm a mechanical engineering student developing a charcoal retort kiln product and would love to hear feedback from everyone! Responses are anonymous and are super helpful in development. Thanks! Follow this link for the short survey...https://byui.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3UeARXilukcNRhr

  How to Make a Biochar Gasifier
  charcoal09Gray

• Hi rajanbh24tech, Absolutely! In fact we pilot tested this process in Tamil Nadu a few years ago. We used the fuel for irrigation pumps. The plastics that we use are polyethylene (HDPE and LDPE) and polypropylene. Although polystyrene makes good fuel, there are some potential toxicity concerns with...

  Emerging Economies Convert Plastic Waste into Fuel
  jseay@engr.uky.edu

• Hi Jeff, This is amazing. Is there a way we in India can get access to this pilot program and move it real Plastic Fuel pumps for villages.. I would be very keen to get it launched.Secondly is the a way to use Solar heat for 'slowly pyrolizes plastic waste using heat instead of heat produced by burn...

  Emerging Economies Convert Plastic Waste into Fuel
  rajanbh24tech

• Nice insights. Especially answer to second last question is interesting and worth to note.

  Five Questions with Manoj Sinha, CEO of Husk Power Systems
  vyas.harsh.d@gmail.com

• Hi Mitra, For our field trials, the users were trained to separate the plastic. In Uganda, there is a thriving economy for people working in the trash dumps picking and separating trash of all types. So far, the issue of separation hasn't caused us a problem, but we are working with NGOs to select t...

  Emerging Economies Convert Plastic Waste into Fuel
  jseay@engr.uky.edu

• Interesting did you see anyone do this plastic separation in your field tests ? From the one project I saw in southern India plastic separation was expensive and significantly added to the cost. For the flotation method it sounds like they need a shredder which adds the questions of can you shred pl...

  Emerging Economies Convert Plastic Waste into Fuel
  mitra

• Hi Mitra, Great questions! Several of them are addressed in a paper we recently published in the Journal of Environmental Progress and Sustainable Energy (DOI:10.1002/ep.13086). As our published work demonstrates, the energy balance is positive, even for wood fuel, and the total CO2 emissions are lo...

  Emerging Economies Convert Plastic Waste into Fuel
  jseay@engr.uky.edu

• Hi Newt, the temperature required is about 450C. The time of course depends on the heating time and batch size, but for our process the process runs for about 3 hours and begins producing within about 20 minutes. As for solar concentration, I don't know of a small scale unit that gets up to 450C, bu...

  Emerging Economies Convert Plastic Waste into Fuel
  jseay@engr.uky.edu

• What are the time and temperature involved? Is there any chance that a solar concentrator stove could be used instead of a wood burning stove?

  Emerging Economies Convert Plastic Waste into Fuel
  energetix9

• There have been many plastic->oil "solutions" before, but each of them has had at least one major problem slowing adoption - as I understand it, and applied to what I read above for your system, the typical issues are: a) a lot of energy required to run the process - for example the system from bles...

  Emerging Economies Convert Plastic Waste into Fuel
  mitra

• Edited, thanks!

  A Tool to Measure Household Water Insecurity Globally
  Rob Goodier

• A date would also help

  A Tool to Measure Household Water Insecurity Globally
  luisgast

• At what time is this taking place?

  A Tool to Measure Household Water Insecurity Globally
  luisgast

• This sounds very interesting!

  A Tool to Measure Household Water Insecurity Globally
  nstruble

• Hi Anna, Thanks for your question. The energy to run the process comes via a rocket stove manufactured by InStove (www.instove.org) in Cottage Grove, Oregon. This wood fired stove is incredibly efficient. The stack gas produced doesn't actually need any scrubbing. The InStove rocket stove reduces pa...

  Emerging Economies Convert Plastic Waste into Fuel
  jeffrey.seay

• I'm curious about the emissions from the process - that's a large smokestack, do you have any scrubbers in there?

  Emerging Economies Convert Plastic Waste into Fuel
  Anna - E4C Fellow

• Looks like the link is password-protected, which doesn't make sense, sorry about that. Here's a link to view the document: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UFuhlHlXtm59r9MNBWrGIbLzNru-645F/view?usp=sharing And I'll change it above. Thanks

  Call for support with curriculum development on green building methods
  Rob Goodier

• I am curious about whether biogas generation and use, and 100 Watts, or so of solar power are part of the curriculum. Why am I locked out of the link labelled "here" above?

  Call for support with curriculum development on green building methods
  newt@orbicenergy.com

• Solar water heaters are much older than solar photovoltaics. Ordinary glass is transparent to visible light, but nearly opaque to infrared. Copper tubing in a black painted space, with a glass, sun-facing front, will heat water that you can circulate to the worm bed.

  Heating a mealworm farm without Electricity
  newt@orbicenergy.com

• I attended today's webinar on AI. I would like to forward an e-mail that I sent to the "biochar" discussion group complimentung E4C. I cannot recall/find the E4C moderator's name. Can you please send me the correct e-mail address(es). Ronal W. Larson, PhD Below is the start of my note: List: This is...

  Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics for Human Development
  rongretlarson

• Dr. Vijay, it's great to hear that you've developed an way to bottle biogas. A while back a couple of us ran some calculations to bottle biogas and found that it was cost prohibitive to do this. Does your process change that? Does it provide a positive ROI?

  Waste to Fuel: Bottling Biomethane for Transport And Cooking
  maxarisa@gmail.com

• 4Ocean is just a marketing scam. It's makes no measurable difference in our oceans and it only enriches a few marketing guys. Dumb.

  Can a bracelet craze clean our oceans?
  solutioneur

• Good essay but looks like an undergraduate project! Considering the technical value of materials as provided by nature is important. Burning a material as a waste is itself a wasteful process. Coconuts from coconut water as a drink to the hard kernel stage yields various food products. As the coconu...

  Building Material Matters and the Coconut Value Chain
  som.karamchetty@gmail.com

• The group should work the whole chain from bio-waste to bio-gas to biomethane. For example, they should work with Indian Railways where they collect human waste from millions of passengers regularly. The first step is the development of technology, which should be followed with logistics and busines...

  Waste to Fuel: Bottling Biomethane for Transport And Cooking
  som.karamchetty@gmail.com

• Hello I'm working on clean and self-healing energy, and I'll be able to provide you with an energy-free energy source.

  Made in Guatemala: Clean Water and Nutrition Technology in Central America
  a.424yavar

• To Rob Goodier: This an invitation to join the group in IEEE Collabratec, that is developing the TRANSFORM! rewrite of switching power theory. TRANSFORM! includes the DC Transformer invention, and starts with household size DC solar systems, then will expand to DC Nanogrids that connect several hous...

  Promising Prototypes to Watch in 2019
  energetix9

• I think that Ilumexico should nominate a technician to build test articles and collaborate with the group, developing the TRANSFORM! rewrite of switching power technology on IEEE Collabratec. TRANSFORM! includes the DC TRANSFORMER invention, and is targeting first, household systems and Nanogrids, c...

  Five Questions with Manuel Wiechers
  energetix9

• Is good to pay attention to how to improve handwashing for kids; the above new designs are an improvement, but not a breakthrough and still focussed on the existing designs, because the most persistent problems are not yet dealt with FairWater.org has developed several innovative handwash units, one...

  Rooted in Research, Handwashing Stations Designed to Encourage Kids to Wash Their Hands
  pvanbeers

• great

  Advancing Research on Technology for Poverty Alleviation: How E4C Learns from Academic Institutions Worldwide
  robinsonchege95@gmail.com

• That is wonderful.

  Advancing Research on Technology for Poverty Alleviation: How E4C Learns from Academic Institutions Worldwide
  englishbeyazli

• Thanks it's a good thing for those without power from the grid

  Evaporative Cooling Chambers
  calebsasson

• […] A wonderful infographic by OXFAM demonstrating the impact of climate change, waste and hunger  on our food production system https://www.engineeringforchange.org/whats-wrong-with-our-food-system/ […]

  What's wrong with our food system?
  Tackling Climate Change – Can Disruptive Innovation and Start-ups provide the new “Miracles”? – Cleantech Geek

• Thanks so much for your interest. You are registered! (And nothing is broken.)

  Sustainable Infrastructure as a Driver to Achieve the 2030 Agenda
  Rob Goodier

• Nice effort BUT... Where is "building" here ? It is just a assembly job. We are basically doing the "BUYING the Cells" from someone. If we can build that core thing, then only we should publish that work here at engineering for change. Because there are ample videos like this https://www.youtube.com...

  DIY Solar Panel: A step-by-step how-to guide
  suchit.das

• When I clicked Register Now and entered my email address, nothing happens. Is something broken?

  Sustainable Infrastructure as a Driver to Achieve the 2030 Agenda
  nathandm

• Sorry, I am not able to access the webinar!!!!

  Reflections on the Profession: Careers in Impact Design
  kmomari

• I don't seem to be receiving an email to join the webinar.

  Reflections on the Profession: Careers in Impact Design
  azhar.b24

• Civil engineering was fun to study in college, where projects and subject matter changed every couple of weeks. Courses offered a variety of challenges, from structural engineering to geotechnical to environmental and so on. However, after college, the field got a lot less interesting. As an environ...

  Jobs for Change: Engineers Without Borders Around the Globe
  swati123.teke@gmail.com

• Hello. It's always important to question metrics, and global standardization will always have its drawbacks. Having said this, I think it is critical to acknowledge the big leap in comparative understanding that should come out of moving from the MDG's "improved" metrics that you discuss to the 'saf...

  Are one-size-fits-all metrics for global WASH really appropriate?
  edward.bourque@gmail.com

• Awesome article Riley! I've always wondered how they came up with the definition of safe/unsafely managed water or sanitation. It also completely ignores that not all water needs to be safe- if its just used for irrigation or washing then it is alright.

  Are one-size-fits-all metrics for global WASH really appropriate?
  Anna - E4C Fellow

• […] Building with compressed-earth blocks makes sense, and not just because most of the construction materials are right under our feet. Earthen walls regulate temperatures, dampen sound, repel mold and, with the right build, they can resist earthquakes, fires and other disasters. [For more on...

  Five Questions with Jim Hallock
  How to Build a Compressed Earth Block Home - Abundant Earth Global CDC

• Looking forward to the webinar.

  Energy Access and Requirements of Rural Communities
  mwapeca

• Wow,thank you for the guide. I have just been selected as a mentor a student boys club in my school,in Ghana and we shall be also engaging in science, and or technology related activities including climate change related activities. I am a non professional teacher in a junior school, Darul Hardis JH...

  DIY Solar Panel: A step-by-step how-to guide
  Bashiru Seidu Zimpa

• Narayan Seva Sansthan’ is one of the best non profit Charity Organization that was established in the year 1985 with a fistful of flour and with a view to serve the patients belonging to the poorest of the poor sections of the society through the ‘free of cost’ corrective surgeries of patients suffe...

  A new charitable giving platform vets Indian nonprofits to give donors peace of mind
  seva.sansthan85

• Very helpful.

  Biological Waste to Biogas: A Solution to Self-Sustainable Energy in Rural India
  foni_pioneer@yahoo.com

• "Ocean tidal energy has the potential to provide unlimited gigawatts of power worldwide" https://www.technologyreview.com/s/537656/why-hasnt-tidal-power-taken-off/ Unlimited source of energy “Ocean tide” can provide low cost zero emission reliable electricity (unlimited). Tidal energy Is the form of...

  Energy Access and Requirements of Rural Communities
  babupgcb@gmail.com

• Iana Aranda says: As per Bob: reliable source of power or electrical storage and/or backup power is required. This limits the application to where this type of power is available. UV if applied appropriately can be both a safe and effective means of sterilization.

  Sterilux Steribox and Control Station
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Very useful information.

  How to Design Improved Cookstoves with Users in Mind: A Usability Protocol
  foni_pioneer@yahoo.com

• Need job

  Jobs for Change: Engineers Without Borders Around the Globe
  sbcsurya@gmail.com

• OcTOBER 2, 2018 A0A PLEASE send print as under for Pakistan & Afghanistan; 1-Handbook of Participatory Design for Appropriate Technology. ENERGY | SANITATION0 OCTOBER 10, 2018 2-Biological Waste to Biogas: A Solution to Self-Sustainable Energy in Rural IndiaOCTOBER 20 3-Handbook of Participatory Des...

  Handbook of Participatory Design for Appropriate Technology
  k_nationaltraders

• AOA ok we like purchase 3-6 machines (under noted),send details,prices etc. at.k_nationaltraders@yahoo.com CAMARTEC is a manually operated oil expeller machine used to produce oil from different kinds of seeds. thanking you in anyicipation

  CAMARTEC Oil Press Machine
  k_nationaltraders

• Interesting, thanks. Nepal has been quickly gaining local capacity for tunneling projects for tunnels for its many hydro projects to larger automobile tunnels (latest in Lamjung) and much delayed Melamchi tunnel coming on line soon to bring drinking water to Kathmandu valley and to a just initiated...

  Five Questions with Jon Hurt, Tunneling Engineer with Arup and EWB-USA
  sejustice

• hello everyone, can i have a practical design for this pump as i am planning to fabricate it for small communities water supply here in laos. thanks and more power! Longtree

  AIDFI Ram Pump
  LIMTAGLONGTREE

• Great technology to address livelihood challenges .............

  Designing Elephant Repellent in Rural Botswana
  hadijahns15@gmail.com

• Beautiful article. Good job

  Low-Income Urban Neighborhoods May Gain the Most from Green Roofs
  nancyhines

• What a great write up.Here in my country Cameroon, most rural areas are depending on non-environmental friendly sources of energy to meet their needs in cooking and lighting. I hope to study the Techniques mentioned here and make a change in my community. Thanks very much for sharing

  Biological Waste to Biogas: A Solution to Self-Sustainable Energy in Rural India
  ndimvogo

• Iana Aranda says: As per Bob: Steam technology requires a source of water and steam – implying high power heating elements. Appropriate sources of clean, chemical free (Calcium, Iron etc.) water are necessary. Although in developed countries this is not a significant issue in developing countries...

  VIP 10-40 Steam Engine
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Very helpful we too have a problem with elephants in Sri Lanka.

  Designing Elephant Repellent in Rural Botswana
  foni_pioneer@yahoo.com

• Hi John, thanks for the comment. The use of smoke to repel insects is actually one of the criteria we included in the protocol. There's a section dedicated to location-specific user needs like this one (which can be expanded to include other/uncommon, but important, needs we haven't identified).

  How to Design Improved Cookstoves with Users in Mind: A Usability Protocol
  nickdmoses

• One of the key issues involved in the roll-out of ICS is that swathes of households in low-income countries are convinced that, although they may not like it, a smokey house environment inhibits biting insects. I've had quite a few householders tell me why smoke is a good thing, for this and other r...

  How to Design Improved Cookstoves with Users in Mind: A Usability Protocol
  jcloke

• GoSun now has a full array of solar cookers and solar ovens, including a solar cooking solution during cloudy periods or night.

  GoSun Solar Cooker Sport
  garys@gosunstove.com

• Depending of the desired temperature and the way you want to heat the mealworm. For low temperature, a solar heater (like the ones for water heaters for homes) could be enough; but if you want a higher temperature, a solar concentrator must be used.

  Heating a mealworm farm without Electricity
  eduardo.gmora

• Interesting solution, some concern about vertical reinforcement being necessary for seismic and hurricane application getting lost -- shown in some drawings not others. All in all, a lot of good technical information and by highlighting the building material in the context of the application -- post...

  Good Earth Global Earthbag Construction
  Matt_Advisor

• No standards in design, requires engineering design. No windows, limited protection, unclear durability. Again, not a solution, more like an example of the use of pallets for construction in limited 1st world applications.

  I-Beam Pallet House
  Matt_Advisor

• I'm not sure this is appropriate as a "solution". It is certainly a concept and an innovative use of the pallet material. There have been no updates to the pallet house humanitarian design webpage since 2010.

  I-Beam Pallet House
  Matt_Advisor

• Seems like an advertisement for the company and their product, not an honest description of what the actual solution is. Includes an integrated list of solutions (kitchen sink planning) but does not go into great detail about any of them individually.

  Tiguri Green Village
  Matt_Advisor

• In general, a good concept around integrated services and financing. Still a concept, not a lot of insight for engineers or designers except from a planning perspective.

  Tiguri Green Village
  Matt_Advisor

• Nice concept, good they have have a prototype. Good example of a concept around a set of principles and requirements. Limited engineering guidance or information, but could inspire an architect/engineer team to develop something with similar goals in mind.

  Sustainable Incremental Construction Unit (Modular Housing Scheme)
  Matt_Advisor

• Building collapsed due to poor maintenance in 2 years. Indicative of serious engineering challenges or failures. Interesting concept of a floating house, though I'm not sure it should be advertised as a "solution" to land issues. Perhaps lessons can be learned from the base of the structure.

  NLÉ Makoko Floating School
  Matt_Advisor

• Again, this seems more like an article about a concept or prototype that can serve to inspire designers but has limited value as a solution to be replicated. I guess there are some lessons learned from the failure, but that may be better suited to a different format or different section.

  NLÉ Makoko Floating School
  Matt_Advisor

• I would like to see if you are in the trial or final release stages. I distribute glasses and would love to be more accurate in eyeglass matches and want to use instrumentation that is more accurate than the methodologies we use now. Thank you. I am at +1 614-449-1095 or may be reached @ uitsca7@gma...

  Quicksee
  uitsca7

• Thorough and reliable details. Thanks. Perhaps more information about places it could be used (schools, hospitals, orphanages, etc). Also I do not see specific mention of the accessories (autoclave, pasteurizer, pressure cooker) so it might be nice to include those options if possible.

  InStove 60-L Cookstove
  Nordica_Advisor

• Acceptable.

  BioLite BLXL Solar Kit
  Nordica_Advisor

• Details of success and performance in field settings would be helpful, and should be available if 100 units have been deployed?

  PP20 Power Pallets
  Nordica_Advisor

• Sweden is spelled incorrectly in the "Manufacturing/building method(s)" section. The first sentence in the "User Provision Model" section is not clear and should be rewritten. Regarding the "Distribution to date", even if exact numbers are not known, a rough order of magnitude estimation would add s...

  HemoCue Hb 201 Data Management System
  Stephen_Advisor

• This is a good overview of this product. The primary feedback that I have is that there isn't any information on what temperature (or temperature ranges) it will keep the baby at. While it claims to have a 1C temperature variation, the nominal temperature isn't stated. It's unclear to me how it can...

  Incublanket
  Stephen_Advisor

• This is a good overview of this product and I don't have any specific feedback. As is always the case, more details add value but what is here is sufficient.

  Raybaby Monitor
  Stephen_Advisor

• Overall I think this is a good overview of this product. A few comments include: 1. This states that this product doesn't use any consumables although a battery is used (which only provides an estimated 72 hours of use). It is unclear if the product is intended to be rechargeable, disposable or have...

  ApneBoot
  Stephen_Advisor

• In description is labeled as African and for the people of Africa, only needs one (and is it really that broad or is it country/region specific)

  Mondo Ride
  noel61

• Should target users field explanation include the word 'commuters' or similar rather than entire population?

  SafeMotos
  noel61

• In the SDG targeted field previous products state the exact SDG word for word , where as here they are discussed relative to the products meets them. Should either method be consistent across products?

  SafeMotos
  noel61

• In safety field consider replacing 'hind' with 'rear' wheel

  Cycle Connect Bicycle
  noel61

• In technical support field the word 'spanners' may not be understood by wider audience. Consider 'bicycle tool' or similarly generic term?

  Cycle Connect Bicycle
  noel61

• The info in the Design Specifications field reads like it should be in a Delivery Method field or similar?

  Cycle Connect Bicycle
  noel61

• In competititive landscape field there is a typo: 'in the greater Africa' should likely say 'in greater Africa' or 'in the greater African region'

  Cycle Connect Bicycle
  noel61

• The Quinta Monroy project is widely publicized and has received a great deal of attention, arguably overblown. In terms of a housing model, I would not consider it to be innovative because it can be considered as an advanced Sites & Services program. As a concept, such top down incremental housing m...

  Elemental Quinta Monroy
  jmoses

• Types of Building Components Used Cast-in-place concrete. I would add concrete block in-fill.

  Elemental Quinta Monroy
  jmoses

• Fuel needs to be a consideration, and may be a limiting factor in under-resourced communities. Transporting the machine to site locations with limited road-networks and poor conditions may prove to be a limitation.

  RePlast
  jmoses

• It would be important to note what is verified claims and what are manufacturer's claims.

  RePlast
  jmoses

• Target User: This needs clarification if 'user' will be the actual person who buys blocks, or the block machine purchaser. For the person who buys blocks, unless a business/supply chain model is explained, I'm not sure how the average home-builder would obtain these blocks. If a machine purchaser, t...

  RePlast
  jmoses

• Competitive Landscape: Hydraform Earth block machine. Waste to Value blocks? Or alternative blocks? Could Strawbales, other CEBs and adobe also be competitors?

  RePlast
  jmoses

• Intellectual Property: If this category is to be included, it will need to also indicate which specific aspects are protected, the country of protection, and whether or not the patent has been granted or is in process. All (and others) are factors in intellectual property rights, and it may be misle...

  RePlast
  jmoses

• Market Suggested Price: Will costs be determined per block or per machine? The end-user will be purchasing blocks for $X, but the cost of the machine is actually $100,000. The cost of the machine, and the set-up service costs, are all factors in determining the market. A machine purchase may be acce...

  RePlast
  jmoses

• Accessibility of the machine is a key issue that perhaps needs to be addressed. Accessibility in terms of shipping/distribution to various locations (remote areas?), accessibility to distributors/dealers, as well as accessibility in terms of cost. If this machine costs US$50,000, then the business m...

  RePlast
  jmoses

• The amount of human labor and time required to use the device must be considered; The product appears to involve continuous attention by a provider which may be challenging in settings that are dealing with provider shortages. There are complex healthcare supply chain challenges in emerging markets...

  SteraMist
  CarolineS_Fellow

• Quality management practices needs to meet international standards.

  IES Medical Sterilization System
  CarolineS_Fellow

• Potential forms of misuse of the technology need to be considered to ensure safe and appropriate use.

  IES Medical Sterilization System
  CarolineS_Fellow

• Additionally, this product requires a reliable source of power.

  Lifebox Pulse Oximeter
  CarolineS_Fellow

• The price point for this product may be prohibitive for certain low-resource clinical environments, especially those that do not currently have access to autoclaves.

  IES Medical Sterilization System
  CarolineS_Fellow

• While this product has undergone conventional mechanical testing, more testing is needed to validate the performance of the wheelchair on uneven terrain. Further validation is also needed to confirm that the wheelchair is maintenance free, as that would be important for a product that is intended to...

  Wheelchairs of Hope
  CarolineS_Fellow

• It is important to consider the battery life per charge cycle as resource constrained environments are constantly handling high volumes of patients and limited access to medical devices and staff. It would be ideal for the battery to last up to 8-12 hours or more to account for extended usage in the...

  Lifebox Pulse Oximeter
  CarolineS_Fellow

• Academic literature and evaluation is extensive for a product designed for use in resource constrained clinic environments.

  Lifebox Pulse Oximeter
  CarolineS_Fellow

• The row titles and entries do not match up when compared...

  Compare
  Anna_Advisor

• Why do different items appear on the compare page, as opposed to the individual page for the LIfesaver cube? (e.g. Date of commercialization, Distributions to date)

  Compare
  Anna_Advisor

• - The line "It is sold online by LifeSaver and distributed by Oxfam in South Sudan" seems to be one example of where it was implemented, but this shouldn't appear in the Product Description. - Minor, but I would change "Online for USD115" to be consistent with how prices are listed across other pord...

  LifeSaver Cube
  Anna_Advisor

• - "End of life indicator (yes/no): Yes. The filter will automatically stop working after 5,000 Liters have been filtered": I find this hard to believe... how does that happen? Does it measure that volume of water, or does it clog after a long time and then you're supposed to stop?

  LifeSaver Cube
  Anna_Advisor

• "Pumping life/water depth (m): 7-60" is confusing. I am not familiar with the term "pumping life" - I think maximum depth would be more applicable.

  Practica Motorized Rope Pump
  Anna_Advisor

• - These two things in the table are confusing: "Dosage unit per No. Liters: 1 ppm", and " Target Free Chlorine Residue (mg/L): 0.2" . Does this mean that it is dosed with 1 ppm, but the expected residual is 0.2 ppm? It is weird that they are in different (though equivalent) units - ppm and mg/L. - I...

  PurAll Water Purification
  Anna_Advisor

• Another similar product is an in-line chlorinator that has been used in hand pumps in Bangladesh. See the informatio here: https://water.stanford.edu/research/water-sanitation-and-health-sustainable-service-models/chlorine-disinfection-systems-low https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371...

  PurAll Water Purification
  Anna_Advisor

• [disregard previous comment - found the download] sorry!

  Kohler Clarity Water Filter
  Anna_Advisor

• Power to the poop: let's use human waste to run vehicles or as a cooking fire!

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  mfransen@ziggo.nl

• Using human faeces or animal manure as fertilizer is devastating for health, soil, plants and the water! This is a black market I don't support at all! The world is in need for a global dung ban.

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  mfransen@ziggo.nl

• "Fog" seems like a strange water source type. The other similar product in the library lists "air" as the source type.

  Aqualonis CloudFisher
  Anna_Advisor

• The statement "Each full-size 54 cubic meters CloudFisher Pro can provide 18 L/day of clean drinking water to up to 25 people under ideal conditions" doesn't seem correct. Typical water needs are on the order of 15-20L per person per day. Also, this does not match the 52 L/hr listed at the top. Whic...

  Aqualonis CloudFisher
  Anna_Advisor

• Wow, the power requirement on this is huge! is that correct? It seems very different from the other competitive products.

  Pumpmakers DIY Solar Pump
  Anna_Advisor

• Comments on Pumpmakers DIY Solar Pump in this comparison: - Listed for distributions to date is "650 - No data" which doesn't make sense. - Market suggested retail price seems to be MUCH higher than competitive products. is this because that price includes the solar panels and structure, where the o...

  Compare
  Anna_Advisor

• On behalf of Rahimafrooz, I can see quite a bit of conflicting info. Distributions are listed at 600k in the listing and here they are listed at 1-10M. User provision model in the listing is from the provider and here it mentions from a Partner NGO. It'd be helpful to see the entire range of product...

  Compare
  tom

• Under design specifications, it's unclear what "The upgraded PM Solar Pump" is versus the DIY Solar Pump. This is the only mention of this I've seen... it's misleading if the specs are listed here but nowhere else.

  Pumpmakers DIY Solar Pump
  Anna_Advisor

• Hi! I am glad to add my feedback to this product posting. I find that having the web url in the product description is useful (http://www.rahimafrooz-solar.com/). Since there are so many SHS products in the world today, a bit more differentiating details of Rahimafrooz against all the others may be...

  Rahimafrooz Solar Home System
  tom

• Looks good!

  Rahimafrooz Solar Home System
  tom

• Looks good! The below article could be an interesting tidbit to add in the other information section: https://www.ashden.org/winners/rahimafrooz-renewable-energy

  Rahimafrooz Solar Home System
  tom

• Is there a way to list all the power ratings, battery capacities, lumens, etc across all product offerings in the white/yellow rows? When I only see 50W at first, I think there is only one product offering @ 50W. Then I scroll down and see the table with the 6 product offerings. I find consistent re...

  Rahimafrooz Solar Home System
  tom

• Is the 600k number validated with a date? When I clicked on the link, I couldn't see a date. If you're able to get confirmation from Rahimafrooz that'd be helpful.

  Rahimafrooz Solar Home System
  tom

• Awards: World Summit Awards 2017: https://www.worldsummitawards.org/winner/giftedmom/

  GiftedMom
  senka.Hadzic

• Competitive landscape: MomConnect (http://www.health.gov.za/index.php/mom-connect, https://www.praekelt.org/momconnect-1/)

  Aponjon
  senka.Hadzic

• Tagret users: Pregnant women, mothers of newborns

  Aponjon
  senka.Hadzic

• Point out it's deployed in Uganda

  EduTrac
  senka.Hadzic

• Target users: Illiterate children in developing communities

  Nabu.org
  senka.Hadzic

• Awards: 2014 Echoing Green Fellows 2015 Clinton Global Initiative Members 2015 Forbes 30 under 30 in Social Entrepreneurship 2015 Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards

  Nabu.org
  senka.Hadzic

• Academic research: Pedro J Muñoz-Merino, José A Ruipérez Valiente, Carlos Delgado Kloos, 2013. Inferring higher level learning information from low level data for the Khan Academy platform

  Khan Academy
  senka.Hadzic

• Add Philippines to list of countries

  Mobile Technology For Teachers (MT4T)
  senka.Hadzic

• Application: Use of mobile devices to promote development of higher order thinking skills (HOTS) in both students and teachers. Use of social media to promote student learning and professional collaboration among teachers.

  Mobile Technology For Teachers (MT4T)
  senka.Hadzic

• This is an excellent overview of the completed project. I would suggest refraining from showing completed overall projects because it then creates a showcase and portfolio scenario- which has been done repeatedly on many platforms. While it's important to see the final completed form, I believe it w...

  METI Handmade School
  jmoses

• Competitive Landscape: Because this project heavily relies on locally sourced natural materials, the competitive of commercial, manufactured products is minimal. Sourcing is limited to local availability of natural materials.

  METI Handmade School
  jmoses

• Types of Building Components Used: In my view these should be the categories of HABITAT, and 'Completed projects' could be one other category. For example, I would like to see the number of options for Loam in the Wall Systems category, bamboo in the Beams and Wall Systems category, Brick and concre...

  METI Handmade School
  jmoses

• Thanks for the positive feedback - we are always on the lookout for guidelines (particularly in other languages) and independent evaluations. You can share on the RWSN Sustainable Groundwater Development group (https://dgroups.org/rwsn/groundwater_rwsn) or to me directly.

  Water Has a Bright Future in Solar Pumps
  sean.furey

• […] member and a Jury member of empowering people. Award 2019 – Iana Aranda, President of Engineering for Change, a New York based organization working with the international engineering workforce to improve […]

  Who We Are
  Low-tech Solutions Likely Rooted in Communities EPN Blog

• […] network member and a jury member of empowering people. Award 2019 – Iana Aranda, President of Engineering for Change, a New York based organization that works with the international engineering workforce to improve […]

  Who We Are
  Low-tech Solutions Embody Principles of Sustainability Leading to Meaningful Impact | EPN Blog

• It's interesting, isn't it. The source is written on the bottom of the image, but I see now that the bottom is cut off in the display above. It says "created by @juancommander. That's a Twitter name where you can find the author.

  Global Educational Inequality Fuels the Demand for “Open Science” 
  Rob Goodier

• Thank you for the article. What is the source of the map illustrated above? Could it be cited please. Thank you.

  Global Educational Inequality Fuels the Demand for “Open Science” 
  natalia.qvortrup@gmail.com

• Nice Piece, i found extensions(documents) that have proved quite interesting apart from this main material.

  Water Has a Bright Future in Solar Pumps

• Good to all ideas low cost filter system are the solution to face the climate change.

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water

• i would love to get inolved

  I Teach Refugees to Map Their Worlds
  chileskibenny

• Hi Praveensagar311! Going to a place to monitor and observe helps ensure opportunities are suitably identified and solution implementation is achieved appropriately. Going somewhere and learning how communities operate, even trying to do the same work to "walk in their footstep" is a great way of em...

  Service Learning or Voluntourism?
  cbirzer

• Sure, let me know what information you need. Thanks!

  The Solution Is in Biology: A Startup Takes Biogas to the Kitchen

• Great piece. Does anyone know what the name of the solar pump pictured in this article?

  Water Has a Bright Future in Solar Pumps

• Excellent initiative to a better environment which is renewable and sustainable .

  Water Has a Bright Future in Solar Pumps

• Now you have reached.Once you tested in Kitale and it worked well,then move close me in Bungoma where there is scarcity of water.You will save families.

  Water Has a Bright Future in Solar Pumps

• The greatest reliable boost in the agricultural sector is the use of solar powered water pumping technologies. these pumps can be submersibles, surface and many options including the hybrid systems. In Uganda, you can find these solutions and reliable services for the water sector, agricultural, and...

  Water Has a Bright Future in Solar Pumps

• Voluntourism will help us to know what was really going on right out there and it makes us to improve some knowledge and working skills. engineering for CHANGE was doing a fabulous job in all aspects

  Service Learning or Voluntourism?
  praveensagar311

• This is very important and valuable. How can i join this program .

  Service Learning or Voluntourism?

• thank you very much for telling us about this biogas, but I will love to know more

  The Solution Is in Biology: A Startup Takes Biogas to the Kitchen

• Test2

  Compare
  Mariela_advisor

• Test1

  Clinic In A Can
  Mariela_advisor

• From experience in Malaysia I can confirm these processes work well. About seven years ago I met and worked with a Malaysian engineer in Kuala Lumpur who had developed a design using redundant magnetrons to process food market waste into fertiliser and methane as its power source (after being starte...

  A New Microwave Pyrolysis System Targets China's Mountains of Toxic Sludge
  sayers

• Hello Hubert, Here is the link to the recording of this webinar. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZDRprh7d3I Thank for supporting the Engineering for Change webinar series!

  Virtual Demo: The Toolbox on Solar Powered Irrigation Systems
  Shirley Cheng

• Great Contribution

  Virtual Demo: The Toolbox on Solar Powered Irrigation Systems
  shahinmbasheer@gmail.com

• I registered but did not receive any link to the webinar

  Virtual Demo: The Toolbox on Solar Powered Irrigation Systems
  hubert.bolesta@gmail.com

• You're welcome to apply to contribute to our site as a guest expert. Look for the link on this page: https://www.engineeringforchange.org/what-we-do/news-and-insights/ Thanks for your interest!

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Rob Goodier

• Hi I want some gust post on your site .How much? I will you pay . Thanks!

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  jake

• The DC Transformer is invented, but not developed. I would like to enlist local help, from builders of DC Microgrids, in development for specific applications. I expect to offer kits, as opposed to finished articles, so that local makers can participate in the specific design, and do all of the cons...

  For-Profit or Non-Profit... Is There a Third Way?
  newt

• You say that," Low-cost innovations are critical" but this website shows only developed products. You rightly say that electricity is the key to progress in developing countries and I have been looking into biogas digesters which could provide much of the power if developed properly. But there is li...

  Empowering the powerless: Let's end energy poverty
  biodesigndiy

• The figures stated in here are really alarming. I am shooked by the thought that even after so much of advancement in the technological field there still are people who do not have access to clean, drinking water. We really should do our own efforts in order to make the conditions better. Thanks a l...

  How to successfully distribute water filters
  David bird

• How much is solar irrigation pump system for watering 50acres

  As Costs Fall, Designers Take a New Look at Solar Irrigation
  Joseph

• Some for-profits do have non-profit programs. I do not mind knowing that my bracelet purchase goes towards paying someone to coordinate the removal/reclaiming of plastic trash that is polluting our environments. Volunteering is time given, and to be productive there needs to be someone (or more) tha...

  Can a bracelet craze clean our oceans?
  Sue Lossing

• Thank God someone is doing something to save our oceans. We need to do all we can to save our planet for our children and grandchildren

  Can a bracelet craze clean our oceans?
  M L Weber

• I received my bracelet today. I am so pleased it came in days of my order. Thanks for the decal. It's on my bumper. What a good cause. I was haply to make the donation. Thank you for making a difference in our oceans!

  Can a bracelet craze clean our oceans?
  Joan carmichael

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  High Tech-toilets? What we need is a low-tech toilet revolution
  Plumbers in Kempton Park

• This is a method of particulate removal from stored water. This I assume also needs a clean water treatment container (hopefully sealed). Can this filter be used untreated and treated water containers. Filtration capacity is 12 litres over what period of time? Can we take two Water Hippo rollers (wa...

  Hippo Water Roller
  Syed Kamal

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  Pritpal

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  SATHEESAN

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  Douglas

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  Post-Construction Support For Rural Water Systems
  Aaron S Pittman

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  Technology Access is Ushering in Agriculture’s ‘Data Revolution’
  andy james

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  Reading list: Exploring the Connection Between Engineering and Social Justice
  Ankita Joshi

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  Made in India: 10 life-changing Indian technologies
  Shilpa

• No, that is not what we do. If you're looking for products, though, we do standardize information about technologies that meet basic needs in underserved communities. You can find them in our Solutions Library here: https://www.engineeringforchange.org/solutions/products.

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  Rob Goodier

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  E4C at age 1: The best of our inaugural year
  William Yates

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  Post-Construction Support For Rural Water Systems
  Dick Bluff

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  Dr Khin Maung Ye

• Actually Barbara, 4Ocean is a FOR PROFIT company (just Google 4oceans for profit and you'll see), so an unknown amount of your "donation" or purchase goes to ocean cleanup (probably 10-20%) and the rest lines the pockets of the owners. Everyone thinks they are a non-profit and some even "donate" mon...

  Can a bracelet craze clean our oceans?
  Adam

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  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  Dr Khin Maung aye

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• Hi we are looking at developing biomass based coal plants on a large scale. Could there be a scale down of costs from $25000 for 7 MT. Also is a 300 MT / day project possible. If yes, what would be the approx cost.

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  sAtheesan

• In the interest of fostering free speech I'm leaving your comment here, but please try to be more respectful in the future. You're not just wrong, but you're rude about it. It's easier to be polite than it is to be right, so at least shoot for a goal you can hit and say it nicely.

  Sexism and the city: how urban planning has failed women
  Rob Goodier

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  The Five-Step Innovation Process: UNLEASH's Design Workshop, Introduced and Critiqued
  PArwinder singh

• Hello Ankita, Thank you for sharing a reading list on engineering and social justice with readers of the Engineering for Change website. One useful addition would be a category on Engineering Education, which has increasingly engaged the role of social justice in engineering education, via books suc...

  Reading list: Exploring the Connection Between Engineering and Social Justice
  Jon

• What a load of utter feminazi crap. How about doing some proper research and not infesting the world of engineering with social justice feminazi garbage? Men are more interested in building things, they have a genetic predisposition to do so. Some women make excellent engineers but they are the exce...

  Sexism and the city: how urban planning has failed women
  Barry Taylor

• The 16' diameter and under yurt is a good shelter. Larger are not cost effective. The round deck is easily framed in day or day half, and yurt goes up short day. The 16' provides 200 sq ft of space. They have excellent resale once things improve. Pacific Yurts is a good product. Once persons impacte...

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  jay c failing

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  Dr Khin Ma Aye

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  Satellites and Cell Phones: A Guide to Remote Monitoring of Water and Sanitation Technology in Global Development
  mohammad riaz kabir

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  Tom Decker

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  Linda

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  Engr Shah Saud jan

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  Thi han kyaw myint

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  Mubarak Kham

• I've ridden in one of the three wheeled electric trikes used as a taxi in the lowland cities in Nepal. They used 4 batteries each 12 volts to give 48 VDC at 175 ampHr, if my memory and notes are right. The drivers I talked with said the run pretty well all day and recharge at night, cost was reporte...

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  RAVI.Jadhav

• It's for profit! That's why you can't find a rating or the percent of monies taken in that go toward clean-up, versus profit, on charitywatch.org. 4Ocean is NOT a charity.

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• The Chesapeake and Severn rivers are definitely in need of this. Is this program in that area of Maryland?

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  Pat Soderberg

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• Can this sludge be treated by an anaerobic digester, such as the one used on yard waste at CC&R at Perris, California? Here, the principal output gas is methane, and the remainder is fertilizer. The digester, said to be the largest in the world, has a much higher throughput than any pyrolysis is...

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• Hi Tom, Very well written and thoughtful piece. We need a way to translate these technologies and solutions at an affordable price point for developing countries and find appropriate business models to get into those markets. Look forward to more such articles from you. Best Satya

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  satyajit@sloan.mit.edu

• How long Have you guys been doing this?

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  A 12-year-old engineer designs a life-saving travois for refugees
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  A 12-year-old engineer designs a life-saving travois for refugees
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  Florence de vette

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  Dr Aruna Shekar

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  Wanted: An easy test for bacteria in drinking water
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  ICT in the DRC: Challenges, Solutions and Opportunity
  Vyannee matsoro

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  Mahesh Bende

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  15 concepts to replace diesel-powered water pumps on Indian farms
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  Can a bracelet craze clean our oceans?
  Julie

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  felix

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  felix

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  felix

• Pay-as-you-go seems like a system that incentivizes theft. What is stopping people hacking this system since it is trivially simple to cut a pipe -- even a copper one -- and access the water for free?

  Pay-as-You-Drink: Digital Finance and Smart Water Service
  Aaron

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  The Babajob story: How Blue-Collar India Finds Work
  Nish

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  Rob Goodier

• Riley - thanks for your comments, and sharing your important post ("learning to listen" - yes!). Maybe this should have been titled "less collection of data for data's sake, less action by external actors, more support of local actors towards systems strengthening," but that's not as catchy. ;)

  Less Data, More Action
  Susan Davis

• Ultimately I look at it as: You want to have the quality data you need, to know how to take action, to achieve better WASH services. Depending on what you currently gather, that may be more or less data, or in most people's case, more of some and less of others. My recommendation is to be intentiona...

  Less Data, More Action
  Ryan Reif

• Hi Bob - thanks for your comment. Yes, of course, I agree that service providers and governments need to regularly monitor and manage services. This article is focusing on the monitoring and evaluation activities of (some, not all) external actors like non-profits and their donors who (often) focuse...

  Less Data, More Action
  Susan Davis

• I would like to meet with other WASH experts who focus on behavioral change.

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  cmulopo@gmail.com

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  Jonathan Vinton

• Susan, WASH resource management and importantly economic regulation of water price depends on a strong understanding of the status of assets & service infrastructure. The real price of water service is linked to the sustainable costs for quantity and quality (incl abstraction and treatment of wa...

  Less Data, More Action
  Prof Bob Kalin

• Thank you for writing this, Susan! This is such a valuable challenge. So much of the effort for data collection essentially revolves around maintaining funding and keeping programs or organizations operational, rather than moving toward the point where the clipboards are no longer necessary. I've wr...

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  Riley Mulhern

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  sejustice

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  Rob Goodier

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  Juan Francisco Jaramillo

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  A new charitable giving platform vets Indian nonprofits to give donors peace of mind
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  Mahesh Chand Goel

• Yoo-Yoo Yeh says: Hello - Were any research studies on efficacy and behavioral change carried out using this sensor? It looks like the sensors have all stopped working - is there any plan to replace the batteries and keep them going? Who would be a good person to contact about this project? Thank yo...

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  Rob Goodier

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  Can a bracelet craze clean our oceans?
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  Cristian Birzer

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  Can a bracelet craze clean our oceans?
  Rob Goodier

• Interesting take on the three things, Cristian. It seems like there is a value in volunteering time in addition to donating money, and that's probably the driving force behind "voluntourism." But after thinking of it from your point of view, maybe the best use of money might be to send it directly t...

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  Rob Goodier

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  Mark G

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  Luke Mendes

• Hi Tommy, Tourism is a really important way of improving the quality of life of those in developing communities. Similarly, volunteering using difficult-to-transfer skills also has a big impact in raising quality of life. However, voluntourism is not a positive hybrid of the two. For example, someon...

  Service Learning or Voluntourism?
  Cristian Birzer

• Hi Muhamed, Thanks for the feedback, especially from someone who has seen the issues first-hand.

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• You did get the product, the REAL PRODUCT. A pound of garbage was removed from the ocean.......... The bracelet was just a trinket...... a thank you. So I say Thank You Autumn, for sending $20 to help clean the ocean.

  Can a bracelet craze clean our oceans?
  Patricia Hedtke

• Hi all, Anybody to help me, i would like to write a proposal on changing old windows to a new ones to an organization. thanks

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  Thomas karisa

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  Service Learning or Voluntourism?
  Cristian Birzer

• Spot on, I am from developing country, I had same thought before when I saw foreign engineerng students who can have a lot to offer, trimming/prunning trees in a school compound, using power hacksaw. Something local do without using power/ fuel.

  Service Learning or Voluntourism?
  Muhamed

• I disagree strongly. Getting people with money to visit people without much is the goal, not building some out house. Volunteers are the product, as they go home and donate so that what they did on an outing can be funded without them.

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  Tommy

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  Pat McCormick

• Good afternoon, I am extremely interested in watching your webinar. However, on February 27, I have a meeting, so unfortunately, I can not attend your event. That being said, I was wondering if you could send me the video and other materials after the event was taken. Thank you very much in advance....

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  Rob Goodier

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  Rob Goodier

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• […] Tunnel Practice in the Americas and coordinates the philanthropic program for the region. E4C asked Jon Hurt five […]

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• Hi Godfrey, I suggest that you get in touch with the African Robotics Network. They have a website and a google group with a newsletter. For more on their work, see our article, Build Your Own Robot Affordably. Good luck!

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  LIVINGSTONE LOHIA

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  Six practical ideas to reach Sustainable Development Goal Six (SDG6): Safe Water Access
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  Morakinyo Johnson

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  arunmaruti

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  Michael lozinski

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  Makitalena Tuimasiala

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  Anna Murray

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  Heather

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• very good article, do you have the tech drawings with all the dimensions? would like to try it out in Uganda.

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  ROBIN JOGHEE

• 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.eng...

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  Rob Goodier

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• Hi Miftah, There actually exist commercially sold plastic BioSand Filters manufactured in the US. An important difference between that approach and ours is the community empowerment and longevity/sustainability that comes along with having filters that are built using 100% local materials, tools, an...

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  Kwame aboraa

• What about leveraging those 125 million with cell phones but not enough sanitation or clean drinking water to do the data backhaul for the sensor nodes? WIfi, bluetooth, NFC, as well as the cellular radio itself to the sensor and back, even outside of cell coverage, piggybacking the cell phone to ha...

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  ron davison

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  Anil Tadkod

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  Susan Davis

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  Rob Goodier

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  stevemchadd

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  michael jaroya

• Hi, Steve! Great question. We haven't actually attached a generator to it, but there is no reason you couldn't. It is a very simple attachment method so if you have a generator with a v-belt pulley, you can run it off of the engine. Thanks, - David, from MAPS

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  Abhishek saha

• Hi Riley, I have done translating and will put it up after I write down some of my thoughts related to your topic but about agriculture. I have a note for you: in your article you out Darwin and Spencer together as supporter for social Darwinism but Darwin was actually against it. He once said, "If...

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  Riley Mulhern

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  Welcome to E4C's Fellows
  anguvika

• It is good.but why not use a plastic pipe which will save all the trouble of casting. BESIDES the weight would be less and removal of top layer of sand,after clogging, would be easy.

  How to make a wooden mold for biosand water filters
  Miftah

• excellent article, and great to see such a positive INITIATIVE adding to the good work already being done in this sector.

  1 World Connected: Bridging the Data Divide to Connect the Unconnected
  Michael Oghia

• These and many other inventions can change the world. If even a fraction were used , it could greatly improve our world. What if you scaled bACK ? uSE EVERY AND AND ALL GREEN INVENTION? DESIGN AND BUILD A GREEN COMMUNITY. EVERYTHING FROM THE GROUND UP! FRESH WATER GENERATION AND STORAGE, RENEWABLE E...

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  Eric Sandoval

• You can earn the equivalent of 10 Professional Development Hours awarded by IEEE upon completion.

  Introduction to Engineering for Global Development: E4C’s new online course prepares newcomers to the practice
  Rob Goodier

• STILL WORKING ON A PROJECT FOR A COMMUNITY OF ABOUT 8000 PEOPLE TO USE A SINGLE WASTE DISPOSE....

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  bILL nUNNEH

• Excellent innovative idea

  A solar thermal aerator prototype could improve aquaculture in developing countries
  Jimmy Lim

• Anna Murray says: - As with the others, would find references useful on the removal of bacteria, viruses, and protozoa

  P&G Purifier of Water
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Anna Murray says: - Note: P&G has re-branded its PUR product as "P&G Purifier of Water" - Typo: "Waterbed" in the "Market suggested retail price" and "Health target" sections

  P&G Purifier of Water
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Anna Murray says: - Suggest adding the word "filter" to the following line: "...uses a submersible electronic pump and a 0.02 micron pore size FILTER to remove bacteria..." - Retail price is now listed as $2900 with that link

  WateROAM ROAMfilter Ultra System
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Anna Murray says: - A reference for bacteria/virus/protozoa removal would be helpful

  CTI Water Chlorinator
  E4C.COMMENTS

• - Note: US EPA doesn't actually "approve" products like this. They can be tested against a guide standard protocol (link to document here: www.biovir.com/Images/pdf06..., and products or manufacturers can be listed with EPA, but that's not exactly the same as EPA "approving" their performance or use...

  Kouzin Dlo
  Anna Murray

• The statement "Water is produced to WHO guidelines" is a tough claim to make. WHO drinking water guidelines are MANY and this treatment system has surely not been tested for meeting every drinking water guideline for every parameter (which would also depend on influent water quality). I think what t...

  SunCulture SP-300 Solar Pumping System
  Anna Murray

• GENERAL: - "Protozoan removed" should be changed to "protozoan cysts removed"- References for the bacteria, virus, and protozoan cyst removal would be helpful.- "End of Life Indicator" is formatted differently here. One says "N" and one says "No." Similarly, some say "logs" in the organism removal r...

  Living Water Treatment Systems
  Anna Murray

• - The "Competitive landscape" entry here is not the same as the other two water containers, which may have only listed jerrycans. - "The Aquatainer improves access to clean water for low-income populations." This is a bit of a bold statement. A container doesn't really directly improve access to cle...

  Aquatainer 10L Collapsible
  Anna Murray

• - "Academic research is not traditionally done on water containers" is not actually true! Although, there is usually not a comparison of different types of safe water storage containers. This paper reports on safe storage reducing diarrhea, although it wasn't this type of container: http://journals....

  Rootio Radio Station
  Anna Murray

• - The link in the first line is incorrect. It should go here: https://www.cdc.gov/safewat...- Product description is a little repetitive. I would remove the last sentence, but change the first paragraph as follows: "The lids snap on to prevent entry of the hands or objects into the container, AND WA...

  Pocket FM
  Anna Murray

• - I think there's a typo in the Container Volume section of the Performance Parameters section at the top - it should be listed as 20 L.- "Replacement Components: These are produced in-country," - is this supposed to mean that they are available for purchase as replacements in those countries? Like...

  Solar Milling Small-Scale System
  Anna Murray

• - "Target product user" for the Oxfam bucket says community as well as household - though Iwould imagine that all three of these should have the same end user (which I imagine is a household)- This is not product-specific, but there is a recent study that looked at diarrheal disease reduction from c...

  Oxfam Bucket
  Anna Murray

• Hi rob, This sounds interesting. is a certificate awarded after completion?

  Introduction to Engineering for Global Development: E4C’s new online course prepares newcomers to the practice
  ctaguta

• Hi can you send the link to where the ppt can be saved from?

  Professional Water Well Drilling in Africa: Incentives and Support
  stephaniem

• SO THIS CHARGER CHARGE UP TO HOW MUCH WATTS

  How to build a solar-powered USB charger for phones and other small devices
  ERIC MOLEFE

• How to made Home equpments semply

  What would hackerspaces for engineers look like in Africa?
  haftush weldegebreal

• Is there a way to make this work with smartphones and such. My battery states that power source is unstable.

  How to build a solar-powered USB charger for phones and other small devices
  Joe

• Software devloping course online only

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  saiyed naushad ali

• Hi, i want to write proposal of building community hall to the investor. Can u please assist me with how to write it, Coz i really want to impress investors

  How to write a proposal for development work in your community
  Joseph

• Dear Engineers for change/ rob goodier, thanks for posting the information about our granulated ceramic filters, but please checkout in addition, the following wixsite. this is largely about the other urgent of ceramics in environmental health: environmentally responsible cook stoves; self explanato...

  Packed particle bed filters: A simple solution for pure water
  Reid Harvey

• Where are you trialling these in Tanzania please? would it be possible to get involved in a pilot?

  Chameleon Soil Moisture Sensor
  Janet Chapman

• Pumping performance curves are very useful, and are a good example of the kind of performance curves necessary to better evaluate other systems.

  Dispensers for Safe Water
  David Klaus

• "Pump Type", "Power Requirement" etc. can be filled in using the pump specifications in the link I posted below. Again, I would clearly specify when specifications like Maximum Flow Rate are for the pump itself or for the system.

  dDopp
  David Klaus

• Double check "Required Pressure". 71 MPa is over 700 atmospheres of pressure. Also, I'm not entirely sure what "Required Pressure" refers to.

  CARC Hybrid Wheelchair
  David Klaus

• It's unclear which configuration these performance parameters are for: AMIS-FOUNDATION, AMIS-50, AMIS-MVUA KALI, AMIS-IMPACT, or AMIS-DRIP. Essential to clarify is what pumpset goes with which configuration, and to list the specifications of the pumps and other components (i.e. drip emitters, impact...

  CARC Hybrid Wheelchair
  David Klaus

• Its a fantastic & motivating debate shown ,how to utilize a 'waste' into a usable sustenance of adaptation. So, where the PROBLEM exists…? Human Defecates provides Food-Ingredients to Insects like Ants/Bees/Birds/C’roches /Grasshoppers/Bugs/Fish/Dogs/Jackals etc…etc… It acts as Compost/Manure af...

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  indrajeet mandal

• Sistema BIOBOLSA this your biogas can be marketed in Nigeria and the market will spread like VIRUS. Believe me. In NIGERIA, WE're suffering on the high cost of gas.

  Case study: How an offline CRM helps a biogas business expand in Latin America
  Kenneth NWABUDIKE

• Anna Murray says: This safe storage container has an integrated tap, handle for carrying, and is the same typical size as most jerry cans used for drinking water in sub-Saharan Africa. It is also manufactured in several countries, which supports local economies and keeps shipping costs lower. While...

  Aquatainer 10L Collapsible
  E4C.COMMENTS

• •Rebranded to Safe Water Book•Also filtration? What is the primary mechanism - filtration or disinfection?•How do you have a "user provision model" already if it’s still a prototype?•Price not $0, not being sold yet•Any information on flow rate through the book’s page?

  Water Pasteurization Indicator (WAPI)
  Laura MacDonald

• •Rebranded to M-Drop•Could put you in touch with Madi Drop to learn about #s distributed

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Laura MacDonald

• “Long service life compared to other solutions” – how is this the case if lifespan is "Unknown"?

  P&G Purifier of Water
  Laura MacDonald

• $65 not $0 according to communications with ACIMore than 10,000 distributed according to communications with ACI

  P&G Purifier of Water
  Laura MacDonald

• Website says $70. Where was $20 found? Is this the difference between market price and NGO price as discussed in the comments for Lifesaver Jerrycan?

  P&G Purifier of Water
  Laura MacDonald

• •Why was the jerrycan chosen over the cube? Curiosity, not saying it shouldn't have been•Given the large difference between “market price” ($330) and NGO price ($65-80), I wonder what is intended by market price, since the majority of users will not be purchasing at true market price, becaus...

  Oxfam Bucket
  Laura MacDonald

• 187 E. Camino De Diana

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  Shannon Smith

• Add "i.e. reduced drudgery" to the health target.

  Clean Team Toilet
  Craig A. Atkinson

• Related academic research: Sorghum Flour Production Manual for Compatible Technology International (CTI) Burr Grinders KE Duville - 2012: http://digitalcommons.unl.e...

  Clean Team Toilet
  Craig A. Atkinson

• Wouldn't the energy requirement be "human power"?

  Multi-Crop Ewing Grinder
  Craig A. Atkinson

• Target region for the CTI Ewing Grinder: there is no specific target country per the individual product report, but Subsaharan Africa could be listed as the target region in the comparison view (as this is where the website says they are meant to have impact).

  Multi-Crop Ewing Grinder
  Craig A. Atkinson

• Add the note about solar operational requirements to achieve the stipulated feedstock rates (Note: Average Solar Operation Hours*: 6 hours/day).

  Solar Milling Small-Scale System
  Craig A. Atkinson

• Feedstock type: must be dry grains as per "Wet grains could clog the stones and be not effective." (http://solarmilling.com/faq/)

  Solar Milling Small-Scale System
  Craig A. Atkinson

• CTI Ewing Ginder: Target region is Sub-saharan Africa? Or is there a "global" data option?

  Multi-Crop Ewing Grinder
  Craig A. Atkinson

• Include linked text to the CTI fact sheet after the list of feedstock types. URL: https://compatibletechnolog...

  Clean Team Toilet
  Craig A. Atkinson

• In addition to the English link, provide a link to the French version of the manual: https://compatibletechnolog...

  Clean Team Toilet
  Craig A. Atkinson

• i am already a member but because of busy shady these days i have been not active and i have missed a lot as far engineering for change is concerns but what caught my eyes is the upgrading electronics with paper cards smooths the work to digitize medical records in rural uganda its very good innovat...

  Upgrading electronics with paper cards smooths the work to digitize medical records in rural Uganda
  simon mulungi

• Great information! I will try tomorrow. Only thing I wonder(For practical purposes - mine.) is how long the penetrating oils were allowed to soak into the nuts/bolts, prior to removal? For those who don't spend much time at grocery or drug stores, vegetable oil and acetone are available at many, cer...

  How to Make Penetrating Oil
  Jesse T. Genevish, Jr.

• There is a reason why society has changed so much in the last 60 years in most of the western world and that was an abundance of cheap energy and resources, quite a lot of this done on the back of third world citizens.

  Sunblazer Solar Trailers could electrify 7 million homes by 2020
  Williamjeaxy

• I AM IN GHANA AND I HAVE THOUGHT OF HELPING MOST OF THE RURAL COMMUNITIES IN IT TRAINING. PLEASE CAN YOU GUIDE ME ON HOW TO DRAFT A PROPOSAL TO THE REGIONAL MINISTER AND OTHER ABOVE AUTHORITIES. THANK YOU

  How to write a proposal for development work in your community
  TORNU FREDDY

• Careful observation of energy, currency & carbon flow & waste disposal in prisons, monasteries, & "primitive" or isolated communities may yield dividends in understanding methods for the reversal of marginalization & unemployment Among those lacking education or opportunity.

  For-Profit or Non-Profit... Is There a Third Way?
  pcomet

• higher studies after mechanical engineering?

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  VANDAN

• HI ABA, NOT SURE WHAT DETAILS YOU'RE LOOKING FOR, BUT REGARDING TAROWORKS, THE TOOL IS AVAILABLE IN OTHER LANGUAGES BOTH ON THE BACKEND DATABASE SIDE, AND ALSO ON THE MOBILE APP SIDE. HAPPY TO HELP IF YOU HAVE SPECIFIC QUESTIONS REGARDING TAROWORKS! -ELAINE

  Case study: How an offline CRM helps a biogas business expand in Latin America
  elaine

• dumdos every one of em'

  Wanted: An easy test for bacteria in drinking water
  mia

• However I suspect it would do little harm to recycle the plastics, metals, glass & electronic waste, while using the bulk organic residue for fuel.

  For-Profit or Non-Profit... Is There a Third Way?
  pcomet

• However using waste & sunshine as one's initial & primary resources effectively turns the modern world "upside down" with potentially disastrous results as it provides a destabilizing caveat to "laissez faire". laissez faire has worked very well these last 3 centuries & i am reluctant to...

  For-Profit or Non-Profit... Is There a Third Way?
  pcomet

• In terms of the most successful contemporary societies, singapore & the island of penang, malaysia, come out well ahead of everyone else. However though these islands are entrepreneurial "hothouses", their economies are largely based on trade. I am not sure how well these models would translate...

  For-Profit or Non-Profit... Is There a Third Way?
  pcomet

• Perhaps the most dynamic, innovatory systems involved trade between competing city states - Hellenistic city states, The Italian renaissance cities or between superpowers. controlled conflict may create the most innovation. however, as computerized technology now intrudes on almost every aspect of m...

  For-Profit or Non-Profit... Is There a Third Way?
  pcomet

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  For-Profit or Non-Profit... Is There a Third Way?
  pcomet

• Yes, I have ARRIVED AT the same CONCLUSION: empower communities to realize their wealth through COMMUNITY-OWned enterprise. FIRST up, mindset training that EMPOWERS AGENCY. Communities are poor to the extent they refuse agency, the outcome of oppression. When agency has an economic OUTLET, communiti...

  For-Profit or Non-Profit... Is There a Third Way?
  nirvana

• I have seen in Africa and southeast asia the so-called benefits of Chinese investment. they provide all the material, all the manpower (except the most basic unskilled levels) and the transfer of technology to the local populace is nil. they have well over a billion mouths to feed at home, and aren'...

  An Ambitious Railway Project Could Revitalize East Africa's Economy
  grant nielsen, ph.d.

• you can also use urine to make saltpeter for use in gunpowder

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  Ryan

• Please contact me. I am interested to learn and take this technology to our country thRough government or private sector. Or you may send me your contact information, i will call you or contact through email. My contact number: 281-253-4849 from Houston, Texas.

  New open-source tools analyze sites for small hydropower generators
  Golam Mostofa

• I like this. Also I think the best online computer science tutor is https://preply.com/en/skype/computer-tutors

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  nalya

• if we add the blazing tube to one small solar panel and battery and S/controller and S/inverter same as solar street light. they can use at night with l/change at the d. I think.

  Challenge: Make a solar cooker that works at night
  Mohamed A.

• i was just gonna cut a usb phone charger and the find a way to plug it directly in this will work great

  How to build a solar-powered USB charger for phones and other small devices
  james

• Plz send details

  Ultrasound is Now on Smart Phones - Engineering for Change
  Amol

• THERE IS also AN UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM IN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR CIVIL ENGINEERS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO IN LONDON, ONTARIO.

  Engineering for Global Development: Academic Programs Worldwide
  sarahasteve

• i want infoabout that

  How to prototype and test your design
  suleman khan

• I want to learn about mechanical and automobile.

  How to prototype and test your design
  Sanahal

• I training for automobile future in job for out of country

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Ahmad raza

• Everyday learning.......

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  laurovivo

• Hi I am learn something about engineerning

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Sachinsurya

• Would like to schedule a call regarding new water & Power stations in rural regions in 150+ nations using fossil free energy and atmospheric water generators.

  Ten technologies for rural water supplies
  Eric Williams

• I had no idea that 3D printing had anything to do with prototyping. I also had no idea that there was such a thing as a 3D scanner and that it is important in prototyping. I've also heard that buying prototyping systems online is where you can find the best deals, I'll have to look more into it.

  Tips and tools for rapid prototyping
  Baxter Abel

• Hello, I'm interesting on a decoricator machine that can produce one ton of sisal fibre per day.please call me on cell #+255742208032. Regards, Victor marwa

  Sisal Twine Manufacturing Machines
  victor marwa

• I think the infirm, unable/disabled will be better catered for as there will be less traffic and congestion around if more people are using the skycycle.

  London's SkyCycle: Imagining a World Without Cars
  Alan Read

• i see many people are struggling with the concept of ratio... the way you figure that out is by figuring out the size of your fish tank. your fish tank will depict how many fish you can raise and that size would be able to tell you the amount of fish you can raise in that space. then it's abut 3-1 r...

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  xander

• It is wonderful service in rural area with low cost and good service for weker section

  A home-grown bike business rolls out emergency health care in Uganda
  yovrajmalia

• i do not understand the process of flowing of water,please help me.

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  Mohammad

• Hi my name IS Glenn i do missions work in HAIti by nuilding churches and HOMES in an area called citi solie one of the worst and most dangerous place TO.Live in the western hemisphere. We have favor in that area and i am looking to teach the local people in the community to build thier own homes. I...

  Five Questions with Jim Hallock
  Glenn Chavez

• Hello, how are the old, infirm and unable/disabled, catered for?

  London's SkyCycle: Imagining a World Without Cars
  Dr qureshi

• I wonder why they did not make the pillars, in front of the house, with the same blocks.

  How to Build a Compressed Earth Block Home
  joaquin_cr

• I am working as a marketing head but planning to do PHD from good and reputed university.

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  ankit

• Every bit of universe is a set of system that has been already design with its own distinct characteristics and our duty is to utilised it

  Practical steps to place people at the center of your research
  sondinglen haokip

• How long do the panels cure before they can be lifted into place? In our application they would have to be cast at the worksite where there is very limited flat space to cast more than one or maybe two at a time.

  Earthquake-resistant Homes in Haiti
  David Draeger

• Compliments.. This works. community demand based solutions.. keep up the flow #blessings

  The case for open-source design in low-cost medical patient transport
  Roy sios

• Huh, interesting. Sounds like there might be more money in recycling these days...?

  Recycling on Tricycles in Lagos: Five Questions with Bilikiss Adebiyi-Abiola
  Rob Goodier

• I live in a poor rural community in Southern California. We Had many people collecting scrap for recycling. First they used old shopping carts, then small carts pulled by bycicles. Now I see people using trikes with small gas engines cruising the area with nice little trailers.

  Recycling on Tricycles in Lagos: Five Questions with Bilikiss Adebiyi-Abiola
  Gerald Katz

• congrats on the successful greenhouse redesign; The Penn State hese program and your ag engineering degree are powerful tools. Keep up the good work; khanjan metha will be proud!

  Field Report: The Redesign of a Modular Greenhouse in Mozambique
  Liz Kisenwether

• These are both interesting concepts with potential for positive impact on communities but also for improvement of the product. Some comments below.Tryctor: As reference, motorcycles converted to "tractors" are being sold from organized companies and local workshops in India, the following comments a...

  Tryctor
  Guillermo Diaz L

• HI Nia Technologies , WONDERFUL , How can I be part of this wonderful project , i HAVE SOME iDEAS CAN i RUN IT BY YOU .

  Nia's 3D-Printed Prosthetic Limbs Cut Costs and Production Time
  fIAKUMAH kOFI

• I am from Jajpur,state-Odisha,Pin- 755001(india).people of the area about 60% are under poverty line.because want of pure drinking water many people specially children of the underpriviledged class suffer from serious diseases mostly of uncurable type.today i saw from "z"tv 2 delhi school girls dist...

  How to successfully distribute water filters
  Batakrishna Behera

• Yupppp...

  10 mThings Changing Lives in Developing Countries
  mukeshrathodpalsud

• Is there any details about this subject in other languages?

  Case study: How an offline CRM helps a biogas business expand in Latin America
  Aba Egitim

• how many blocks did you use for the construction of the house ?

  How to Build a Compressed Earth Block Home
  frieder

• hi.I WANT TO JOINT WITH U END LERAN ABOUT ENGINEERING I HAVE BECHLAR DEGREE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Muhammad faisal

• Nice job

  Practical tips to distribute and scale your technology
  sagar

• I couldn't admire more the people who makes effort in making clean and safe water to drink available to everyone. Thank you for sharing this wonderful post. Cheers to a happy and healthy life!

  Implementation and Monitoring of a Large Scale Water and Energy Program in Rwanda: DelAgua Health and Development Program
  Jane

• Not very useful, nor very well designed. You need to test all lubricants with all bolt sizes to have useful comparisons. All this test shows is (possibly) the optimal VO and acetone mix. But the ATF and acetone mix, which is a commonly used homemade penetrating oil, is not well represented. The norm...

  How to Make Penetrating Oil
  Guido

• Stating following a design toolkit shouldn't be in 'Compliance with regulations'. Consider removing ?

  DFA Paper-based liver function test (AIDS, TB)
  Noel Wilson

• Replacement components could state modularity to different wheel sizes per local parts available?

  Maya Pedal Bicycle Mill
  Noel Wilson

• Complimentary technical support about attaching it to a car seems tangential. Could a solar still or other water collection tech be a better match?

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Noel Wilson

• Could safety state ergonomic unknowns?

  iCow
  Noel Wilson

• Vetted performance statement seems a little tangential. Could it state actual independent vetted performance pending or carried out?

  iCow
  Noel Wilson

• Distribution statement may need some elaboration to explain the math.

  Multi-Crop Ewing Grinder
  Noel Wilson

• Does it have emergency relief as a target user?

  Multi-Crop Ewing Grinder
  Noel Wilson

• Health target is questionable. Sure head loading isn't wild but ergonomic implications of 20kg sloshing packs arent either. This statement obviously comes from Grief and should say so?

  Multi-Crop Ewing Grinder
  Noel Wilson

• Target regions reference Grief claiming all around acceptance is not true. I have anecdotally heard they leak, are uncomfortable and not attractive to Haitian users (from a consultant who worked on it which may also not be true. Could this be removed from this field as this statement is not pertinie...

  Angaza PAYG Platform
  Noel Wilson

• There is likely some relevant research on electric vehicle distribution/legislation/impact.

  Mellowcabs
  Noel Wilson

• Vetted performance could include limitations of pure electric vehicle (if they run out of charge they can't move) and the need for charging infrastructure?

  Mellowcabs
  Noel Wilson

• I dont think the Mellow Cabs should be defined as 'Personal Transport' it is more public transport or a mobility service.

  Mellowcabs
  Noel Wilson

• Good other information section but some of those links should go in the 'research' or other fields rather than other? (and are contrary to what it states in Academic Research')

  Mellowcabs
  Noel Wilson

• Complementary Tech systems could benefit from dynamos/ag equipment designed to work with a bicycle.

  Mellowcabs
  Noel Wilson

• The 'This keeps children learning' section could be removed as it is a big assumption.

  Aquatainer 10L Collapsible
  Noel Wilson

• Competitive landscape should include other bicycle NGO bicycles (California bike) and make mention that there is a small but local bicycle assembly and distribution industry.

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Noel Wilson

• Complimentary Technical Systems could also include Ag equipment designed to attach to bicycles, or dynamo phone chargers (e.g. Global Cycle solutions).

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Noel Wilson

• Where it states 'Replacement components are available locally' is not completely true, and a recurring issue in bicycle distribution. Should state here if the parts are standard to the given distribution market (i.e. 28" tyres in Uganda rather than the 26" it looks to have).

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Noel Wilson

• The 'distribution to date' field could benefit from a 'user picture upload' portal eventually?

  Fyodor Urine Malaria Test (UMT)
  Noel Wilson

• The wording on 'Health Target' where it refers to 'increase access to local transport' could be better replaced with simply 'increasing range of mobility' otherwise it could be mistaken as aiming to increase access to other local transport options.

  OpenMRS
  Noel Wilson

• Noel Wilson says: Health target maybe should just refer to increased water access? There is no treatment tech on this product currently.

  Dispensers for Safe Water
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Noel Wilson says: There is some research on development motivated bicycle distribution (in Africa especially). See ibike.org as an example.

  Mozambikes
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Noel Wilson says: Specs, schematics and Tech support section is great.

  Aquatainer 10L Collapsible
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Noel Wilson says: Safety could mention the need for training on how to ride bicycles and road rules etc if users arent familiar before sending them out? Have heard anecdotes about how this was handled badly.

  Mozambikes
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Noel Wilson says: Target users could make specific mention of people who solely rely on bicycle to increase/make their income (transport/taxi/courier etc)?

  Bandha Bikes
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Noel Wilson says: Academic research see ibike .org as an example. WBR would also have some reports on the Buffalo by now.

  Mellowcabs
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Noel Wilson says: Health target could discuss increased access to health service locations within range of bicycle vs foot.

  Mozambikes
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Noel Wilson says: Target users could also mention income opportunities increased by bicycle ownership.

  Mozambikes
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Noel Wilson says: The competitive landscape would benefit from actual company's distributing bicycles in Uganda rather than other forms of transport (foot/car). Local bicycle shops/distributors/assemblers, World Bicycle etc)

  Mozambikes
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Can i read engineering in combination of electrical and computer science is there any department for it in tamil nadu

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Sathya Krishnan

• Agreed, Hernan! We've made the updates accordingly.

  Saathi Pads
  Iana Aranda

• I want best mechanical course to study and to get good job

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  lokesh

• I'd change the description a little to explain better about what it is. Here's a re-write: The G110 is a three-wheeled farm truck that hauls goods and doubles as a power source for attachable tools. The truck provides power and transportation to small-holder farmers and agricultural businesses that...

  MiraCradle
  Rob Goodier

• Can I Use a vertical aquaponics system to grow a new harambe?

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  Harmbe's not deas

• Hi, I do consent your ideasyou've present on this post. Toilet problems are always nasty but you have to do, also the repair payment is not cheap. Sometimes I prefer to do the job by myself. Do you still have any other posts about this content?

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  toilet problems

• please call me as soon as possible i need an engineer asap in haiti , 561-427-8955 call me please. I like to talk about business with you i have a build to build i need to know price asap!!!!

  Engineers and interpreters are needed in Haiti
  jefff charles

• Great magazine I was introduced to it by a colleague and I find it very useful

  10 mThings Changing Lives in Developing Countries
  Mohamed

• I am askar khan from Pakistan kpk I am a mason the tiles and marbles. Etc

  A new digital tool takes the guesswork out of making compressed earth blocks for construction
  Askar khan

• iNTERESTING ARTICLE. I SUGGEST THAT IOT CAN BE AN OCCASION FOR IMPROVE LOCAL EXPERTISE IN DVC. MAKING SENSOR , APPLICATIONS AND LOW COST NETWORK CAN CONTRIBUTE TO RISE LOCAL TECH STATUP. tAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE LOCAL FABLAB.

  How the Internet of Things Is Improving Lives and Livelihoods in Developing Countries
  PAOLO BONELLI

• Hi the i am anthony bekeli eni looking at this situation is not good for our future even for life below water are not save. this is happening in my community everyday i have done everything possible to counsel this idea but it seems not working this a very good information here

  Untreated Wastewater: A Growing Crisis and Its Solutions
  enibekeli

• MECHANICAL engineering

  Practical steps to place people at the center of your research
  SAURABH nainwal

• Why have 2 drums, can't you pump water out from the same drum that is having fishes?

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  mahak

• I look forward to getting connected to arpit for using his invention for controlling pollution in delhi at a large scale.

  A Hardware Entrepreneur in Delhi Turns Soot into Art with a Boost from E4C
  hsachdev1960

• Checking the ICT only field, the performance parameters make more sense for Angaza and Lumeter: User coverage, service needed, etc.

  HemoCue WBC DIFF System
  Hernan Figueroa

• Two fields in the performance parameter table for this kind of products: "ICT technology platform" is not appropriate (Maximum current and Maximum power)The firmware that Angaza provides should be in terms of quality of service. Two suggestion would be additional cost to products, bandwidth requirem...

  HemoCue WBC DIFF System
  Hernan Figueroa

• Most of the links should be updated to reflect the transformation of the company.

  Lumeter PAYG Technology
  Hernan Figueroa

• The links in this page are broken, probably because the meter is no longer a product. However, the description in the fields: technical support and Manufacturer specified performance targets is somewhat still accurate. Design specifications have to be updated, most likely reduced to what is availabl...

  Lumeter PAYG Technology
  Hernan Figueroa

• The manufacturing method should be updated to licensing or integration into 3rd party manufacturers.

  Lumeter PAYG Technology
  Hernan Figueroa

• This post needs to be updated: Lumeter networks no longer sells or manufactures the Lumeter Customer Meter. Lumeter network transitioned into an ICT technology provider and licenses or integrates their PAYG technology into other manufacturers. Here are the actual products that include Lumeter techno...

  Lumeter PAYG Technology
  Hernan Figueroa

• hernan.figueroa says: ANGAZA has also transformed itself into a "ICT technology provider" that licenses or gets a share of each payment in their technology platform. I think the competitive landscape should be updated to reflect only the companies that provide platforms as opposed to products.

  Angaza PAYG Platform
  E4C.COMMENTS

• I like engineering for change

  E4C investigates technologies that turn waste into energy
  gurjit singh

• We would like to re-sell these pumps. kindly advise

  Bicycle-Powered Irrigation Pump
  Mikul Shah

• It's so cool that there are so many options out there for irrigation pumps! I'm glad that there are options for people in poorer and more rural areas, that perhaps can't afford a mechanical pump. Having the ability to draw up water at will would really improve the ability to maintain good agricultur...

  Ten low-tech ways to irrigate crops
  Georgia B

• You can also try considering www.peezbowl.com, their website designed for primary school students. They have huge number of quiz questions, study materials and videos available for class 2 till class 8 students. ( i AM SORRY FOR CAPS, BUT I do not see an option to type in lower case)

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  PRADEEP

• No age bar for somthing new learning

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Chetan

• hello, i would like to ask chris whether their is a chance of parntership with you . as trust future uganda deals with ares of education, health and empowerment. thanks

  Lessons Learned Running Mobile Clinics in Rural Uganda
  shamim

• hey, i am mechanical engineer i am searching some course who help in my field for GRADUATION and increment in SALARY.because yet not i am fiend my dream job so please help me i am really confused

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Arun

• Update Market Suggested Retail Price to ....

  iCow
  Iana Aranda

• Thank you.

  A New WASH Working Group Targets an Overlooked Hazard: Chemical Toxins in Drinking Water
  emekaiyabo

• Although we all can agree that more environmentally sensitive materials should be promoted, not all can agree on the GUIDELINES that select one MATERIAL over another IN meeting that goal. Your list above lacks the most important consideration, what material(s) will result in meeting the greatest ENV...

  Sustainable Building: Changing the Way We Look at Construction Materials
  tommy_sanford2000

• I done btech in department of civil engineering in 2016

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Puneet Kumar

• Nicely put, Kudos!

  What it takes to develop a prototype into a product
  european cup 2016

• All medical device manufacturers must have the ability to collect customer complaints, evaluate them and address each of them. No mention of this regulatory requirement is made in the product specifications.

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Robert Hauck

• This product states that repair parts will be available to the customer but that on-site support will be provided to the customer by the manufacturer. This is not practical for an installed base of more than ~50 units. The global distribution to both Africa and India will require 24 x 7 staffing and...

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Robert Hauck

• Both coverage to obtain orders and logistics to ensure delivery must be designed to function effectively in the specified environment. The stated distribution of “Africa” and “India” is unclear as to whether these products will be used in capital cities or more broadly in regional centers or...

  DFA Paper-based liver function test (AIDS, TB)
  Robert Hauck

• Given where these units will be deployed effective quality control is essential. For any unit to contain manufacturing defects or to arrive ‘dead-on-arrival’ at the customer is absolutely unacceptable. This requires both process control and appropriate testing during manufacturing as well as fin...

  Ringing Bells Freedom 251
  Robert Hauck

• The effort and rigor in the design and manufacturing process to secure regulatory approval should not be underestimated. This requires documentation starting at the initial design and concept stages of the product. For example, is there a documented Failure Mode and Effects Analysis to guide the des...

  CTI Water Chlorinator
  Robert Hauck

• Manufacturing of this type of product requires documented process and assembly standards. In volumes of 100 special attention needs to be paid to ensure that each unit is not a unique “one of” but rather follows and industrialized, documented and controlled assembly and test process. This is esp...

  Dispensers for Safe Water
  Robert Hauck

• The effort and rigor in the design and manufacturing process to secure regulatory approval should not be underestimated. This requires documentation starting at the initial design and concept stages of the product. For example, is there a documented Failure Mode and Effects Analysis to guide the des...

  Laerdal Upright Newborn Bag-Mask
  Robert Hauck

• All medical device manufacturers must have the ability to collect customer complaints, evaluate them and address each of them. No mention of this regulatory requirement is made in the product specifications.

  Corrugated Metal Panels
  Robert Hauck

• This product states that repair parts will be available to the customer but that on-site support will be provided to the customer by the manufacturer. This is not practical for an installed base of more than ~50 units. The global distribution to both Africa and India will require 24 x 7 staffing and...

  NRG Insulated Block
  Robert Hauck

• Both coverage to obtain orders and logistics to ensure delivery must be designed to function effectively in the specified environment. The stated distribution of “Africa” and “India” is unclear as to whether these products will be used in capital cities or more broadly in regional centers or...

  Reinforced Expanded Polystyrene Panels
  Robert Hauck

• Given where these units will be deployed effective quality control is essential. For any unit to contain manufacturing defects or to arrive ‘dead-on-arrival’ at the customer is absolutely unacceptable. This requires both process control and appropriate testing during manufacturing as well as fin...

  Motivation Rough Terrain Wheelchair
  Robert Hauck

• Manufacturing of this type of product requires documented process and assembly standards. In volumes of 100 special attention needs to be paid to ensure that each unit is not a unique “one of” but rather follows and industrialized, documented and controlled assembly

  Laerdal Upright Newborn Bag-Mask
  Robert Hauck

• The effort and rigor in the design and manufacturing process to secure regulatory approval should not be underestimated. This requires documentation starting at the initial design and concept stages of the product. For example, is there a documented Failure Mode and Effects Analysis to guide the des...

  Laerdal Upright Newborn Bag-Mask
  Robert Hauck

• This product states that repair parts will not be available and that support will not be provided to the customer by the manufacturer. This is not practical for an installed base of more than ~50 units. The global distribution to both Africa and India will require 24 x 7 staffing and when repair is...

  DayOne Waterbag
  Robert Hauck

• Trained users imply that training processes and support materials will be made available. Ongoing application and service support will be required. Trainers will be required to develop user guides and training classes.

  DayOne Waterbag
  Robert Hauck

• i have to admit i have learnt alot from this article , as a second year mechnaical engineering student - i intend to go back to my home country and hopefully make my community a better place . i was wondering whether the ORGANIZATION does offer WORKING activities -where someone can actually take par...

  Changing the Hydrophilanthropy Paradigm (How Well-Intentioned Engineers Can Get It Wrong)
  enock

• Both coverage to obtain orders and logistics to ensure delivery must be designed to function effectively in the specified environment. The stated distribution of “Africa” and “India” is unclear as to whether these products will be used in capital cities or more broadly in regional centers or...

  SeaChar Deluxe Estufa Finca Farm Stove
  Robert Hauck

• Manufacturing of this type of product requires documented process and assembly standards. In volumes of 100 special attention needs to be paid to ensure that each unit is not a unique “one of” but rather follows and industrialized, documented and controlled assembly and test process.

  SeaChar Deluxe Estufa Finca Farm Stove
  Robert Hauck

• The effort and rigor in the design and manufacturing process to secure regulatory approval should not be underestimated. This requires documentation starting at the initial design and concept stages of the product. For example, is there a documented Failure Mode and Effects Analysis to guide the des...

  Greif PackH2O Water Backpack
  Robert Hauck

• Robert Hauck says: Trained users imply that training processes and support materials will be made available. Ongoing application and service support will be required. Trainers will be required to develop user guides and training classes. This is especially important to ensure safe operation of this...

  Sterilux Steribox and Control Station
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Robert Hauck says: All medical device manufacturers have the responsibility to support their products throughout their entire lifecycle. No mention of this requirement is made in the product specifications. Appropriate retirement and recycling in developing countries is required.

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  E4C.COMMENTS

• As per Bob: Steam– Pros & Cons: reliable source of power or electrical storage and/or backuppower is required to power the unit/heaters to reliably produce steam. This limits the application to where this type of power is available.

  MyChild Card
  Iana Aranda

• As per Bob: Theusers of this product are specified as “public Sector”. It does not specify if training of the publicsector is required. Given that this product will require the loading of ampulesinto their appropriate containers a minimum of clear user instructions arerequired. Training processe...

  Sterilux Steribox and Control Station
  Iana Aranda

• As per Bob: Allmedical device manufacturers have the responsibility to support their productsthroughout their entire lifecycle. Nomention of this requirement is made in the product specifications. Appropriate retirement and recycling indeveloping countries is required.

  WateROAM ROAMfilter Lite
  Iana Aranda

• as per Bob: Allmedical device manufacturers must have the ability to collect customercomplaints, evaluate them and address each of them. No mention of this regulatory requirement ismade in the product specifications.

  Simpa Solar Home System
  Iana Aranda

• As per Bob: Trainedusers imply that training processes and support materials will be madeavailable. Ongoing application andservice support will be required. Trainers will be required to develop user guides and trainingclasses.

  Corrugated Metal Panels
  Iana Aranda

• As per Bob: Bothcoverage to obtain orders and logistics to ensure delivery must be designed tofunction effectively in the specified environment. The stated distribution of “Africa” and“India” is unclear as to whether these products will be used in capital citiesor more broadly in regional ce...

  Greif PackH2O Water Backpack
  Iana Aranda

• As per Bob: Givenwhere these units will be deployed effective quality control is essential. For any unit to contain manufacturing defectsor to arrive ‘dead-on-arrival’ at the customer is absolutely unacceptable. This requires both process control andappropriate testing during manufacturing as we...

  Greif PackH2O Water Backpack
  Iana Aranda

• As per Bob: Manufacturingof this type of product requires documented process and assemblystandards. In volumes of 100 specialattention needs to be paid to ensure that each unit is not a unique “one of”but rather follows and industrialized, documented and controlled assembly andtest process. With...

  DayOne Waterbag
  Iana Aranda

• As per Bob: UVtechnology requires a source of UV. Although in developed countries this is not a significant issue indeveloping countries and in remote areas the availability of UV hardware islimited. Other components such ashousings, covers, electronics and controls are available if an appropriatesu...

  AFD-1 Water Flow Sensor
  Iana Aranda

• Iana Aranda says: As per Bob: NOx technology requires a source of appropriate chemicals (4 consumables - ampule (generates NO2), scrubber (absorbs NO2 gas), up to 8 acids, and up to 8 chemical indicators) are required. Total cost is $20 per set of disposables. Although in developed countries this is...

  Diamedica Baby CPAP
  E4C.COMMENTS

• wilfredo.torres says: it could be interesting to know how is the network topology used to connect sensors to the central point. Understanding that with GSM/GPRS centralized (star) and large-coverage topology is used, an important additional performance parameter to take into account is the AVERAGE B...

  MoMo Remote Sensor
  E4C.COMMENTS

• As I mentioned for MoMo, it could be interesting to compare the products taking into account the AVERAGE BATTERY LIFE for different samples frequencies.Also is important to know the tipical topology of the solution, to estimate the complexity of the deployment.

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Wilfredo Torres

• Great, the "smart stoves" solution.

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Wilfredo Torres

• It seems to be a very flexible and open solution for remote sensing. The only drawback I see is related to cost. I think 100 USD per device is a lot of money. This kind of technology has been developed a lot in the recent years, so we can review some alternatives to slow down the costs in the deplym...

  Be Girl FlexiPads
  Wilfredo Torres

• Wilfredo Torres says: It's a wonderfull idea to have a worldwide reachable service by satellite. Even that, satellite technology depends strongly on the environmental conditions, so if it's cloudy or raining, then the service will be unavailable. Because of that, Outernet is not suitable for critica...

  Outernet Lantern
  E4C.COMMENTS

• BRCK seems to be very difficult to implement in undeserved out-of-coverture communities, because of the need to use Mobile Services like 3G-4G to adequately get the services. Even that, for the communities who have adequate mobile access, BRCK can be a good tool to fully exploit a shared mobile data...

  BRCK
  Wilfredo Torres

• It seems to be a wonderful complementary information service to reach a lot of people around the world, due to using satellites as access network technology.

  TATA Swach Smart
  Wilfredo Torres

• wilfredo.torres says: Add specific performance parameters related to Quality of Service in the network for diferents applications (data-based, audio, video and multimedia): Average throughput | delay | jitter and packet loss. Also a parameter to know the "time to download" different kind of media. I...

  Outernet Lantern
  E4C.COMMENTS

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  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  What is the most efficient and low in cost waste water treatment for agriculture? - Quora

• Kelley Elahi says: "The Baby CPAP requires time to calibrate before use." Are you sure it is calibrating? Or is it just warming up? Typically oxygen concentrators need time to warm up.

  Diamedica Baby CPAP
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Charging pin

  How to build a solar-powered electronic circuit
  krishn kumar patel

• Was the clinical study in Lilongwe published academic research?

  Eniware Portable Sterilizer PS-25
  Kelley Elahi

• Hi Any chance you manufacture these for South Africa? I know a community that could benefit from a few of these Love the design!

  From the E4C community: Low-tech irrigation with the water-powered Current Pump
  Gert

• Power supply type should just be "hand powered" right?

  Angaza PAYG Platform
  Kelley Elahi

• The category labeling "ventilators" is confusing to me for the first 3 products. Could it be something more general, like "respiratory support"?

  Laerdal Upright Newborn Bag-Mask
  Kelley Elahi

• Any more information on patents? Which countries?

  Kouzin Dlo
  Kelley Elahi

• "relative to the UN Millennium Development goals" seems unclear to me.

  SeaChar Deluxe Estufa Finca Farm Stove
  Kelley Elahi

• For "Compliance with regulations in target market", I think more information than yes/no is important. For example, "Yes - CE Mark" would be more informative.

  Laerdal Upright Newborn Bag-Mask
  Kelley Elahi

• In categories where it seems like there are discrete options to choose from, for example "pricing structure", I think it would be nice for the reader to know what all of the potential options are.

  Laerdal Upright Newborn Bag-Mask
  Kelley Elahi

• Kelley Elahi says: Could change "does not require compressed gases" to "does not require a separate compressed gas source."

  Diamedica Baby CPAP
  E4C.COMMENTS

• The DDG malaria device offers the promise of extremely rapid malaria detection based on plasmodium hemoglobin digestion into hemozoin precipitates that can be detected with an optical reader. Other manufacturers have shown that the use of a portable powered device in a remote setting is a successful...

  DDG Rapid Assessment of Infectious Diseases (RAID) Device
  Jeremy Schonhorn

• A malaria RDT focused on urine is a welcome addition to the malaria detection armamentarium. There is wide appeal to move away from collection of blood as a sample matrix (local superstitions need to be overcome). The use of urine as a test matrix may help overcome patient reluctance.In the field, t...

  Fyodor Urine Malaria Test (UMT)
  Jeremy Schonhorn

• An isothermal NAT to determine TB is a useful technology. The ability to monitor TB accurately and safely will help physicians and health care providers detect infection and manage therapy. The TB device as implemented by Ustar Biotechnologies is promising but with shortcomings.The requirement for t...

  EasyNat TB-CPA Diagnostic Kit
  Jeremy Schonhorn

• Overall, the technology approach is sound. Measurement of liver enzymes (AST/ALT) is a standard approach to a physicians understanding of liver function. Changes in liver enzyme level in response to medication or infection can aid in the guidance of patient treatment.The ability to deliver a tool th...

  Eniware Portable Sterilizer PS-25
  Jeremy Schonhorn

• Jeremy Schonhorn says: Hemocue IP Lindberg, Stellan, and Johnny Svensson. 2009. Enumeration of white blood cells. USPTO 7521243. US Patent, filed April 11, 2005, and issued April 21, 2009. https://www.google.com/pate....

  HemoCue Hb 201 Data Management System
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Jeremy Schonhorn says: The Hemocue WBC Diff system is a vetted technology to determine white blood cell count (neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils and basophils). Although the device is powered with batteries, they are increasingly accessible in remote locations and should not be consid...

  HemoCue WBC DIFF System
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Jeremy Schonhorn says: A few more references Hemocue References Casey, Janet R., and Michael E. Pichichero. 2009. “A Comparison of 2 White Blood Cell Count Devices to Aid Judicious Antibiotic Prescribing.” Clinical Pediatrics 48 (3): 291–94. Russcher, H., N. Van Deursen, and R. de Jonge. 2013....

  HemoCue WBC DIFF System
  E4C.COMMENTS

• you can use it to keep your toilet from flushing.lol

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  poop

• Not much to add to this product.A general concern for urine (or oral fluid) diagnostics is that the state of hydration contributes to the quality of the sample. Urine is tricky...to much fluid will dilute the sample. Dehydration will concentrate the sample. There needs to be a normalization to a wel...

  Fyodor Urine Malaria Test (UMT)
  Jeremy Schonhorn

• The Hammersmith Hospital links are dead

  Medic Mobile
  Jeremy Schonhorn

• Additional comments (rest in comparison):USD 1500 is a very high price for what is offered.Closed access - can lead to a wide variety of usage issues.Image 3 above - where device is kept on a table/desk without rollover or fall protection is highly bothersome.Needs a lot of risk mitigation etc. for...

  Be Girl PeriodPanty
  Arun Venkatesan

• Not available yet?

  HemoCue WBC DIFF System
  Arun Venkatesan

• Arun Venkatesan says: Portablity is a plus - although I'm worried about a. is there a use case for phototherapy in non-clinical settings? I understand the remote resource limited scenario well, but without some skilled supervision, this needs some thought. AAP guidelines recommends evaluating respon...

  Little Sparrows Technologies Bili-Hut
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Matt,Thanks for the comment and insight. I conducted the research on the CARC Hybrid, and may have conducted research on the Motivation (it was completed about 2 years ago, can't truly remember). I agree that they are very different products, especially since the Motivation has been designed for ind...

  CARC Hybrid Wheelchair
  Sean Reischel

• CAN you use the number one cylinder for your other foot and shift body weight from one foot to the other to increase its output without much more ?

  Tools You Can Build From Recycled Parts
  John l fanberg

• Overall I'm impressed. I do have a few questions to clarify performance but overall it looks like a solid product. They have definitely been working on the problem for a long while and have done some great work in this area. I particularly like the evidence of their testing (both from a usability an...

  Banka BioLoo
  Steve Harston

• There may be a slight discrepancy in information among a few different sections. It is unclear to me if power is needed or not for the product to work. If it doesn't require power than how long can it maintain adequate performance without power? In other words, can the reported 72 hours be achieved...

  MyChild Card
  Steve Harston

• Although the article is good, I have to say that I don't buy penetrating oil by the litre, which makes it a poor comparison. I have a small can of WD40 that I use, which is relatively cheap. It is more hassle and expense to get neat acetone outside of a lab (I spent over a quarter century in one) Fo...

  How to Make Penetrating Oil
  Peter Mirtitsch

• Steve Harston says: Under the section "Distribution to date" it would be nice if there was a date associated with the comment. For example, the text currently says that the MiraCradle is in 88 hospitals but when was this information last updated?

  MiraCradle
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Other than a picture and a link to their website, there practically isn't any information provided on this product. When I go to their website there is additional information and it appears that they have enough information to fill out many of the empty categories on the E4C page.However, in general...

  Coolar
  Steve Harston

• I interpret the "Safety" category differently than the owners of this product did. I don't know which is correct but I interpret it as what are the hazards of using the device. For example, if caustic Phase Change Material is used in their ice packs or if high voltage is required to run their system...

  Coolar
  Steve Harston

• It's unclear to me how this product is intended to be used. Is it intended to be a stationary or mobile device? If it is a stationary device, what is the advantage of the GPS? This is probably a cool design feature but the value of it is not described anywhere. Is this cooler intended to be plugged...

  Water Pasteurization Indicator (WAPI)
  Steve Harston

• The information provided in the section "Product IP" isn't relevant to the product. It is more of an advertisement for the company and the founder. I believe stating "Currently no IP exists for this product" would be sufficient.

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Steve Harston

• Steve Harston says: I believe that more of these categories should be able to be filled out if the product is “being readied for field evaluation” as stated under the tab “Manufacturing & Delivery”. While the final details may not yet be known, if they are doing a field study they should have at lea...

  Arktek Passive Vaccine Storage Device
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Steve Harston says: I believe that more of these categories should be able to be filled out if the product is “being readied for field evaluation” as stated under the tab “Manufacturing & Delivery”. While the final details may not yet be known, if they are doing a field study they should have at lea...

  Sure Chill Vaccine Refrigerator BLF100 DC
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Steve Harston says: I believe that more of these categories should be able to be filled out if the product is “being readied for field evaluation” as stated under the tab “Manufacturing & Delivery”. While the final details may not yet be known, if they are doing a field study they should have at lea...

  Vaccine Refrigerator BFRV55
  E4C.COMMENTS

• from many days I was thinking of humane waste transform into gas ,as fertilizer ,etc . we can get free energy also ,what if we take a big step to get energy from human waste ,instead of using coal . because of this we will not pollute our rivers , it will help I many ways but we have to do more rese...

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  mahesh

• I FERTILIZED THE MONEY PLANT IN MY HOUSE WITH THE URINE. I COLLECTED URINE IN A BOTTLE KEPT THE BOTTLE IN THE SUN FOR ONE MONTH. FOR IT. AND THEN DOSED IT WITH WATER. RESULT ARE GOOD. THE PLANT IS GROWING LIKE ANY THINNG

  Urine is fertilizing crops and saving money in India
  PRADIP

• This webinar was creatively design with great graphics, but unfortunately the audio was terrible.

  How to define a strategy focused on user needs and impact
  Bill Gordon

• Alex says: *** Disclaimer: I am a current UNICEF employee so my feedback is limited in order to be impartial. mHero relies upon integration with mobile network operators to supply free SMS messages and therefore suits a larger deployment. The tool is however extremely well documented.

  mHero
  E4C.COMMENTS

• On closer inspection, it seems that there is a demo instance so that users can test the platform interface.http://openmrs.org/demo/

  OpenMRS
  Alex

• Appreciate the recommendation. Lett me try iit out.

  Future-proofing Water Systems in Developing Countries: A Q&A with Susan Davis
  car used colorado

• The platform supports both ODK and OpenMRS which are both well trusted and robust open source software projects.Unfortunately there is no literature on the adoption and use of CliniPak. This is likely due to the lack of time to gather these experiences.

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Alex

• The CliniPAK node offers the ability to set up a LAN network and for other devices to transfer data which can then be uploaded to a central database. The node requires a constant supply of energy which is obviously a limitation. I would like to see some description of the effective range and also va...

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Alex

• In addition, I would like to see some mention of encryption or security of data both while being stored and while being transmitted from handsets to the central node.

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Alex

• The CliniPak is an mHealth reporting system that uniquely has hardware and software components to allow centralised mobile data colelcetion in the absence of any connectivity infrastructure. The software component builds from the robust and open source standard Open Data Kit (ODK). The hardware comp...

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Alex

• The CliniPak is an mHealth reporting system that uniquely has hardware and software components to allow mobile data colecetion in the absence of any connectivity infrastructure. The software component builds from the robust and open source standard Open Data Kit (ODK). The hardware component allows...

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Alex

• A quality steel form would cast perhaps 100,000 tanks, not 2. The advantages of a wood form are low cost, light, simple assembly using household tools and ease of repair. Wood is a lot less likely to be stolen for salvage/scrap as well. In the construction industry unprotected plywood forms are most...

  How to make a wooden mold for biosand water filters
  tommy_sanford2000

• Too bad they did not talk to a carpenter before they designed their form. No REINFORCEMENT. I did not see them casting, but how is this concrete waterproofed? To get many re-uses of plywood forms you need to keep somethings in mind. The faster you strip the longer your form will last. Plywood is PER...

  How to make a wooden mold for biosand water filters
  tommy_sanford2000

• […] Learn about how to design and deliver sustainable solutions with E4C’s new course! “Introduction to Engineering for Global Development” is a free, on-demand training resource for anyone interested in improving quality of life for underserved communities. Click here to learn mor...

  Introduction to EGD
  Ashoka U October News U Can Use | Ashoka U

• Compressed earth walls for those in poverty largely ignore that most in poverty are not without work and sitting idly all day. Compressed earth walls take a lot of time/labor to build, and require concrete a seen in the buttresses, post details, plastering and roof in the above mock up. Why bother w...

  Workshops teach earthen block construction and land management for a sustainable future
  tommy_sanford2000

• Truly, truly great photos. There is simply so much to see. I like the casting done with chain saw cut lumber, the hammer and the scaffolding, it demonstrates how RESOURCE LESS these places are. Having lived in places like these pictured, your photos bring back nice and not so nice memories. Thanks f...

  Architecture, Tools & People
  tommy_sanford2000

• How thin? From what i see it is simple post, beam and panel... no real change at all. Thin cast implies you are also using thin reinforcing elements, like wire in stucco. The key to casting thinly is supporting the wire inside the form, the key to reclaiming it's economy is casting the height of the...

  Earthquake-resistant Homes in Haiti
  tommy_sanford2000

• Matt McCambridge says: This reads as if someone with knowledge and interest in controlling electric motors went looking for a use for them, and decided on wheelchairs, without knowing anything about wheelchairs--either about the human factors or the mechanical issues. That is OK provided this person...

  Motivation Rough Terrain Wheelchair
  E4C.COMMENTS

• updated number: an engineer associated with the production of this product estimates that 30,000 have been manufactured and distributed

  ThermoSpot
  Matt McCambridge

• still in very early development--not enough here to evaluate it alongside actual products

  Nexleaf StoveTrace
  Matt McCambridge

• Not much here to react to. the photo does not match the description of a 4-wheeled vehicle with a solar panel. However both seem to describe something used for outdoor mobility vs indoor mobility--moving around the community vs. inside a home or inside a bathroom stall. if this is true they should d...

  MoMo Remote Sensor
  Matt McCambridge

• It's great they mention field testing and identify their partner. Would be great to have more information about the field testing. Field testing can mean a process through which user needs are truly identified at a time in the design process when they can be acted upon, or it can mean cursory testin...

  Living Water Treatment Systems
  Matt McCambridge

• hey folks I'll follow up w a longer email. I strongly feel that what you're up to here is extremely useful--wheelchair riders are an especially disempowered user group, and wheelchairs are such an example of a product category where 3rd party payers distort all the normal feedback mechanisms that ma...

  CARC Hybrid Wheelchair
  Matt McCambridge

• Matt McCambridge says: Dear E4C Staff, I'm posting based on the understanding that these comments are visible internally at E4C and not to general visitors to the site. If my understanding is incorrect please delete as these are intended to help E4C refine the comparison/evaluation. max rider: ok se...

  Motivation Rough Terrain Wheelchair
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Matt McCambridge says: Dear E4C Staff, I'm posting based on the understanding that these comments are visible internally at E4C and not to general visitors to the site. If my understanding is incorrect please delete as these are intended to help E4C refine the comparison/evaluation. Comments in orde...

  Motivation Rough Terrain Wheelchair
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Alex says: In a crowded landscape, MedicMobile provides the main features that you would like to see in an mHealth solution. The software is open-source, localisable and works on simple feature phones when offline. The organisation has a focus on user-centered design which is quite refreshing. The m...

  Namibian Bicycle Ambulance
  E4C.COMMENTS

• In addition, the adherence to the USAID endorsed design principles is well noted.

  Aquatainer 10L Collapsible
  Alex

• MedicMobile has received several awards and grants from highly regarded foundations and organisations. in a single peer reviewed journal, MedicMobile was compared to 5 other similar tools and was described favourably. It is also refreshing that MedicMobile acknowledges and aims to align with existin...

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Alex

• MedicMobile has been deployed in many (23) countries, including not only Uganda and Kenya which are the most common and I suspect easier places for deployment of mHealth products and not only Africa but Asia and the Americas as well. The number of partner organisations is large and varied. The annua...

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Alex

• The business model for MedicMobile allows for an open source access model with deployment, customisation etc being charged for.

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Alex

• In addition, I would like to see some mention of encryption or security of data both while being stored and in transfer.

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Alex

• The CliniPAK node offers the ability to set up a LAN network and for other devices to transfer data which can then be uploaded to a central database. The node requires a constant supply of energy which is obviously a limitation. I would like to see some description of the effective range and also va...

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Alex

• Unfortunately there is no literature on the adoption and use of CliniPak. This is likely due to the lack of time to gather these experiences.

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Alex

• One of the key selling points of the node software is that it can be charged and then used offline. However I don't get a sense of how long the battery lasts or the performance of the machinery. Also, the components of the node are supposedly easily sourced and replaced, but the are not as many deta...

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Alex

• Overall, this solution seems promising. The CliniPak is a reporting system that has hardware and software components. The software component builds from the industry standard Open Data Kit (ODK). The hardware component allows for several tablets to sync data that can later be uploaded. The inclusion...

  Vecna Cares CliniPAK
  Alex

• On closer inspection, it seems that there is a demo instance so that users can test the platform interface.

  OpenMRS
  Alex

• There are a great number of academic publications describing the OpenMRS platform, it's development and deployment. These include surveys of users and their experiences. These date back 10 years providing a sizeable evidence base.

  OpenMRS
  Alex

• The interface seems intuitive and easy to use. The provision of an API should make migration of data from existing datastores or integration relatively easy. OpenMRS has been used by a number of high profile organisations such as Save the Children and in diverse and challenging circumstances eg. Wes...

  OpenMRS
  Alex

• I'm very pleased to see a totally open-source platform for medical database management and customisation. Although the actual features and capabilities of the platform are hard to assess without access to a live version or domain knowledge, the presence of an active and engaged community of open-sou...

  OpenMRS
  Alex

• The underlying technology and process appear to be well documented. Several field tests were conducted and user interviews undertaken. I would like to see a little more speculation into how this would generalise to other contexts. A weak point in the process here would be that someone is charged wit...

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Alex

• MyChild Card consists of a standard booklet which is given to a newborn's family which assigns them a unique child ID. This acts as a paper version of the child's health records. The outcome of each visit (vaccinations, check ups etc) are recorded here and a single card is torn off and kept by the h...

  ReadyPay 10W Home Starter Kit
  Alex

• From my perspective, and also from many organisations, open-source solutions are always preferable as they can be improved upon and extended forming a public good. This does not preclude profitable deployment of the technology; the hosting and hardware can still be provided as a commercial service....

  Lumeter PAYG Technology
  Alex

• Alex says: At a high level, the MyChild Card answers an important high-level problem in an interesting way; there is no doubt that more timely and accurate information on infant (as well as adult) health provision would fundamentally imprve service provision. More effective birth registration is a f...

  MyChild Card
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Alex says: At a high level, the MyChild Card answers an important high-level problem in an interesting way; there is no doubt that more timely and accurate information on infant (as well as adult) health provision would fundamentally imprve service provision. More effective birth registration is a f...

  MyChild Card
  E4C.COMMENTS

• I need more info about working in our community, this was helpful but writing it to satisfaction needs your help Thank you

  How to write a proposal for development work in your community
  raphael Owino Oriko

• Engineers like to solve problems. If there are no problems handily available, they will create their own problems.

  Potter’s guide to successful local manufacture
  gagangj007

• Plot no 85, Room no 862 Sector 22, Turbhe,Navi Mumbai.

  10 Solar Cookers That Work at Night
  Purnima Patil

• simple steps on converting human waste to methane gas

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  fanna garra

• Craig Fairbaugh says: Thank you very much for the feedback. I have included WBT information performed by Approvecho as well as a link in design specifications that throughly discusses the variety of dry biomass appropriate for use in micro gasifier stoves. Regarding safety of the stove and stability...

  EzyStove Wood Cookstove
  E4C.COMMENTS

• The Sunzilla Generator's information needs to be updated:Under Performance:1. "Power Rating" section is a confusing title and should be changed to "Generation Technology and Capacity". The technology and sub-components with model numbers are useful. Sunzilla should be: "0.14 kW total consisting of 4...

  SunZilla Solar Generator 3.0
  Peter Dauenhauer

• System charging requirements or guidelines would be helpful. This would help users determine how suited it is for particular areas. From a low-voltage disconnect state (usually this is 50% depth of discharge for lead-acid battery technologies) to full charge:1. How long should it take to recharge in...

  SunZilla Solar Generator 3.0
  Peter Dauenhauer

• The Sunzilla 3.1 Generator has different performance profile than listed here.Additional information on the product would also be helpful for general evaluation.1. The rated PV output is 140Wp. The model design has 4x35W flexible panels branded with: SUPERFLEX SGM-FL-35W2. The category "number of ba...

  SunZilla Solar Generator 3.0
  Peter Dauenhauer

• I am supplying capital funds to a shoe maker near Kitale, and would be interested in PArtnering with you to use your 3d printer to make simple shoes for children in that area who are infected with jiggers. your happy feet work caught my attention.

  3D Printing with E-Waste: Five Questions for Roy Ombatti
  Paul Knerr

• dear friends of the above topic thank u 4 contributing the idea. still we are under privileged to get through the best method to utilize bio energy. we need further co ordination and help to produce electricity out of waste (urban). so we need further details.

  E4C investigates technologies that turn waste into energy
  saumya

• For the M-Kopa IV system, the high and medium lumens output seem very close and the torch output seems low. It is probably worth double checking these values.

  M-KOPA IV Solar Home System
  Pritpal Singh

• minor typo in "Target regions" "followed misspelled.

  Coolar
  Pritpal Singh

• I posted this comment in the window specific to the Simpa system. However, I will post it here also. The battery is simply labelled as "battery". My guess is that it is a lead acid battery, typically used in the small back up UPS applications in India (since it is a 12V battery) and since it is easi...

  M-KOPA IV Solar Home System
  Pritpal Singh

• For the M-Kopa IV system, the statement made is that there are 5 USB ports. This is not correct. There is only one USB port but 5 different connectors for charging different types of cell phones.

  M-KOPA IV Solar Home System
  Pritpal Singh

• Banka BioLoo:Toilet type: Flush toilet, biodigesterTarget product users: Institutions, companies, government agencies, construction sites, communitiesCapacity: 450 - 750 L (customizable)Toilet type: Flush toilet, biodigesterTreatment method: anaerobic digestion

  Banka BioLoo
  Emily

• Capacity: 450 to 750 L (customizable based on requirements of customer)

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Emily

• Please properly cite source. Much of this info seems to be copied and pasted from http://www.cartierwomensini...

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Emily

• The last information I could find about Banka BioLoo is from 2013 (and their website has not been updated since 2012). The latest data about distribution seems to be unavailable

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Emily

• Much of the information here seems to be directly copied and pasted. Either put in quotes and cite properly, or change the wording (and still cite properly!). This appears to be the source: http://www.moneylife.in/art... While, yes, this is an interview, this is not an interview conducted by this au...

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Emily

• End product: biogas and fertilizer (source: http://www.bankabio.com/pro...

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Emily

• I could not find any published research about the BioLoo, either from IIT Madras or DRDO

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Emily

• Nice, thorough description.

  TLUD Champion
  Nordica MacCarty

• Is the combustion chamber insulated?

  dDopp
  Nordica MacCarty

• Toilet type: Flush toilet, biodigester

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Emily

• Can other fuels be used, or are only the pellets recommended by the manufacturer encouraged?

  ZanaAfrica Pads
  Nordica MacCarty

• Where does mass production occur?

  iCow
  Nordica MacCarty

• Target users: I'm not sure that the companies "sponsor" the Bioloo-- they are not donors, but are customers of the Banka Bio company. The target users appear to be communities, institutions (e.g. schools and clinics), government agencies, and private sector corporations. From their website, their ta...

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Emily

• Health target: the toilets are not in-home, but in communities, institutions, and companies.

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Emily

• Banza Toilet:Target product user(s): HouseholdPricing structure: unknownTreatment method: unknown

  Banza Toilet
  Emily

• Clean Team Toilet:Technology category: Urine-diverting dry toilet (UDDT)Distribution to date: 101 - 1000 User provision model: subscription servicePricing structure: tiered monthly rental feesEnd product: None (wastewater with reduced BOD discharged into river)Toilet type: urine-diverting dry toilet

  Clean Team Toilet
  Emily

• Manufacturing/building method: According to photos on their Facebook page, the bio-bags are manufactured in Belgium (https://www.facebook.com/ba... ) and the frames are manufactured in Taiwan (https://www.facebook.com/ba... ).

  EasyNat TB-CPA Diagnostic Kit
  Emily

• Treatment method: unknown. It is collected in a bag that can be composted, but it is not clear how the bag and waste are composted. Who collects the bags? Where is the waste brought?

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Emily

• Target users: dense urban areas

  LifeWell Water Filter
  Emily

• Market suggested retail price: "tiered pricing options for schools, businesses, public toilets, and community centres" (http://cleanteamtoilets.com.... Fees for households are also tiered (see my comment on the performance & use tab)

  Tapp™ Filter
  Emily

• Sanergy:Technology category: Urine-diverting dry toilet (UDDT)Target product user: Community (not sure about public sector, but definitely not intended for individual households)Pricing structure (does this include business model?): FranchisingCapacity: 25 L urine, 30 L fecesTreatment method: Anaero...

  Sanergy Fresh Life Toilet
  Emily

• Treatment method: Biogas is produced through anaerobic digestion.

  TATA Swach Smart
  Emily

• Testing organizations: EAWAG, UC Berkeley, UNESCO-IHE, Agriprotein, Climate Foundation (Source: https://docs.gatesfoundatio... pg 72)

  Corrugated Metal Panels
  Emily

• Lifecycle: 5-6 years (source: https://docs.gatesfoundatio... pg 71)

  Sanergy Fresh Life Toilet
  Emily

• Target user(s): I would add that this solution is specifically for users in high-density population settings (e.g. urban areas, potentially refugee camps), because this particular waste collection business model would not be cost-effective otherwise.

  Sanergy Fresh Life Toilet
  Emily

• Emily says: Capacity (liters): 25 L for urine, 30 L for feces (source: Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA) Secretariat visit to Sanergy sites, https://www.flickr.com/phot...

  X-Runner Waste Management Service
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: Toilet type: Flush toilet, biodigester

  Separett Villa 9000
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: Manufacturing/building method: According to their Facebook page, the bio-bags are manufactured in Belgium (https://www.facebook.com/ba... ) and the frames are manufactured in Taiwan (https://www.facebook.com/ba... ).

  Banza Toilet
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: It's unclear how many people they serve. Clean Team's website says they've sold 664 household toilets serving ~4500 people, but that's assuming an average household size of 6.8 people. In that region of Ghana, however, the average household size is 4.1 people (which would be about 2722 p...

  Clean Team Toilet
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: Distribution to date: the published number on their website is 664.

  M-Drop
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: Academic research: only the MIT thesis is academic.

  Clean Team Toilet
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: End product: while they would like to eventually process their own waste into energy and organic fertilizer, they have not yet done so. It is important to note that Clean Team does not actually process the waste that they collect--they bring the waste to a municipal treatment plant, the...

  Clean Team Toilet
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: Safety: the biocide chemicals used to clean the toilets present some serious health and environmental concerns.

  Clean Team Toilet
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Nordica MacCarty says: More thorough performance and safety testing are recommended, even a simple WBT without emissions and safety evaluation should be conducted to report important metrics such as thermal efficiency and safety score. The stove design looks unstable and likely has a high surface te...

  SeaChar Deluxe Estufa Finca Farm Stove
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: Compliance with regulations: since the Clean Team toilet is classified as a "bucket toilet," it does not meet the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Program for Water Supply and Sanitation (http://www.wssinfo.org/) requirements of an "improved sanitation facility." (source: https://globalwater....

  Clean Team Toilet
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: Product description: I would add that the toilet is urine-diverting (UDDT).

  Banza Toilet
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: Design specifications: (though this is mostly business design and not product design) Subscription prices to the collection plan vary according to family size (and thus collection frequency) and ability to pay, from $11.36 to $20.45/month, as of 2014 (source: https://globalwater.mit.edu....

  Clean Team Toilet
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Nordica MacCarty says: More thorough performance and safety testing are recommended, even a simple WBT without emissions and safety evaluation should be conducted to report important metrics such as thermal efficiency and safety score. The stove design looks unstable and likely has a high surface te...

  EzyStove Wood Cookstove
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: Toilet type: urine-diverting dry toilet (UDDT).

  Banza Toilet
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: They do not yet process the waste into energy or fertilizer. The municipal waste treatment facility discharges the treated wastewater into the river.

  Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Systems (DEWATS)
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: There seems to be very little information available about Banza Sanitation, and their website has not been updated since 2013. It is not clear what their business model is. It seems like they are similar to PeePoo bags, offering compostable paper bags to collect the waste, but where do t...

  Banza Toilet
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: $600 is for the entire system. Unclear how many toilets can share a single biodigester. This price isn't actually per toilet

  Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Systems (DEWATS)
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Emily says: Treatment method: anaerobic digestion, with bacteria activated in cow dung

  Flexigester V10
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Do we have to dilute before using ? Of so what ratio ? Would like yo experiment before sharing !

  Urine is fertilizing crops and saving money in India
  gorthisarma

• I AM GOING TO TRY IT OUT ON MY FLOWER BED FIRST AND SEE THE RESULT THEN APPLY IT TO THE CROPS IN MY GARDEN. THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION. I WILL SHARE IT WITH MY PEOPLE WHO ARE FARMERS IN THE REMOTEST PARTS OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA.

  Urine is fertilizing crops and saving money in India
  WeLLY ENAS

• Brian, thanks for the insight. Biogas has the highest efficiency when used in domestic cooking and is most widely used in this setting to displace LPG or biomass use. Combustion in a modified generator works well for larger AD systems and is a great way to generate mechanical and electrical Power.

  E4C investigates technologies that turn waste into energy
  Tom Decker

• Hi Henry. The technologies in this article are in varying stages of development and have service components and maintenance requirements that limit them from being "off the shelf". But full commercialization from the origins of the technology development to target markets require modification for en...

  E4C investigates technologies that turn waste into energy
  Tom Decker

• Looking to rebuild aN eaRthQUake damaGed school/church iN montrouis, haiti

  Earthquake-resistant Homes in Haiti
  Slate Bauknight

• Dear friends, I am s.gnanaprakash.I am an automobile engineer.I have created a product to reduce air pollution in vehicles by reducing incomplete combustion in AN engine.I am looking to get international patent rights for my product.but,I don't know what is the procedure and where to apply to get in...

  Intellectual Property: What Hardware Innovators Need to Know
  gnanu818

• awesome....

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  azalea

• Thanks for sharing your thoughts about google.co.uk. Regards

  Five Questions with Shashi Buluswar and Subarna Mitra, Institute for Transformative Technologies
  google

• Furthermore, consideration should be given in the use of biogas for energy generation (or other relevant motive power) to alternative use in a stirling engine chp unit (with some gas clean-up) instead of steam/CHP.

  E4C investigates technologies that turn waste into energy
  Brian Mallalieu

• Please note that burning biomass in energy from wastes (EfW equipment/plants) also wastes potential excellent fertiliser (of great benefit in developing countries!) instead of using as feedstock for anaerobic digestion (AD). AD ought always to be examined first!

  E4C investigates technologies that turn waste into energy
  Brian Mallalieu

• tHANK YOu for your efforts to trying to solve the real world problems , dear keep it up,

  Sunzilla's open-source, portable, do-it-yourself solar generator
  inka

• […] Innovators create low-cost hydro powered irrigation pump. […]

  Ten low-tech ways to irrigate crops
  Economic woes caused by neglect of Agriculture, says Ogbeh

• […] 2012. Ten low-cost ways to treat water. [Online] Available at: https://www.engineeringforchange.org/ten-low-cost-ways-to-treat-water/ [Accessed 06 09 […]

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  Would YOU drink poop water? – RecyclingboyAyodhya

• I'm a health worker in dearly need to help my community get clean safe water so I need informatiom on how to write a development project proposal. thanks

  How to write a proposal for development work in your community
  pravin koech

• Hello, This is srinivas founder of botstudioz india a robotics product startup from india we are looking more oppurtunities for our robotics products

  Build Your Own Robot Affordably
  Srinivas K N

• Good informative article to read

  Untreated Wastewater: A Growing Crisis and Its Solutions
  basant kishore kukreti

• […] sells sack kits and donates them to schools, one from the international aid organisation Engineering for Change, and another I found on instructables.com (one of my very favourite sites for DIY projects of all […]

  How to make a sack garden
  How to make a sack garden | St Katharine's Precinct

• how quick will this charge? cheers xx

  How to build a solar-powered USB charger for phones and other small devices
  Edward Melhem

• THis reads well and has some good links for well used websites, thanks and graces for the pointers. I'll share your article

  Don't toss it... Fix it! How to find the information you need to repair electronics and appliances
  LM

• Has any progress has happened? I am interested to know everything about this project?

  Urine is fertilizing crops and saving money in India
  Vivek Vaish

• Very interesting and widening the thinking of the researchers and developers.

  E4C investigates technologies that turn waste into energy
  FOST

• I edited this piece and, at the risk of speaking for the author, the phrase is a clever way to say that reliable repair documentation is lacking in urban and rural communities in developed and developing countries worldwide. Thanks for your interest.

  Don't toss it... Fix it! How to find the information you need to repair electronics and appliances
  Rob Goodier

• as every coin has two sides, same things applies here also. this revolution of technology is imperial and surely we have to make sure our pace with it. who is dealing with technology actually matters if that person is businessman , surely he will go for automated system. no doubt at all. as technolo...

  The Big Design Questions | Are technologies that automate labor desirable if they put people out of work?
  sable.aniket1

• dear friends at e4c greetings and thanks for circulating the important information regarding the off-shelf and tested technology : the waste into green energy (renewable energy) is there a way for transfer of these already tested and off-the shelf technologies into full commercialization and full ad...

  E4C investigates technologies that turn waste into energy
  HENRY RWAMUGEMA

• What do you mean by "from Lagos to dusty small-town Brazil?"

  Don't toss it... Fix it! How to find the information you need to repair electronics and appliances
  Leo Carrilho

• Hi Rob, thanks for focusing on this area as I am working on supply chain health care project where wastage and sustainability is a big challenge for the people who try to improve the health care system, I would definetly enrol in this course I believe it helps me to design more improved sustainable...

  Introduction to Engineering for Global Development: E4C’s new online course prepares newcomers to the practice
  Umair Khawaja

• Interesting blog - the topic is explored in Simon Trace's recent book 'rethink, retool, reboot, technology as if people and planet mattered. download It here http://www.developmentbookshelf.com/doi/book/10.3362/9781780449043

  Patently Wrong International Development
  Amanda ROss

• Am a ugandan graduate done diploma in civil engineering but jobless.i would like to preciate ur innvotion and i have googled all procedures but what i lack finance and machines, guys i need ur suport incase u can drop ur i deas to ma email gokalebo@gmail.com

  Round Two: Banana-fiber sanitary pads need curves and wings
  Okalebo george

• RE:Greeting From largest private sisal twine factory in China!‍ Dear Mr. Purchasing Manager, Have a nice day! Many thks for your inquiry of sisal rope.we note you are provider of various rope & twine products,we’re specialized in manufacturing & exporting of Sisal Rope,our size from 9mm roun...

  Sisal Twine Manufacturing Machines
  JACK

• Hello EveryonE, There are lots of great questions here. I think you will all find great benefit in our new website (www.dwellearth.com) where you can learn and explore compressed earth block production and construction with several different types of Compressed earth block machines. We also offer gr...

  How to Build a Compressed Earth Block Home
  Adam De Jong

• "With structural support, and sylicon sealant, the system creates a water tight seal and a unified insulated roof surface" - Silicon sealent doesn't last too long out in the sun. How is the performance, especially against rainwater infiltration?

  E4C Visualized: Increasing Women in Mechanical Engineering Global Perspective
  Matt Sisul

• Compliance with regulations: Do you have the ASTM number? IBC Design would go along with ACI 530

  Bempu TempWatch
  Matt Sisul

• Again, make sure the links target a new window or tab.

  DFA Paper-based liver function test (AIDS, TB)
  Matt Sisul

• Seismic Design Category: Misspelling of "Seismic"; statement "dependent on building design schematics." is awkward. "Dependent on structural engineering design per IBC or local building code"?

  ModRoof
  Matt Sisul

• How did this product make it in here? What's the qualification or standard to make it onto E4C the manufacturer has promoted its use in development projects?

  Diamedica Baby CPAP
  Matt Sisul

• Design specifications - 20 or even 18 gauge may be available.Technical Support - I would reference SDI here

  Bempu TempWatch
  Matt Sisul

• Some links to Asana require login. Links behind log ins or paywalls should be noted.Design specifications: Check conversions: 4' usually converts as 1.2m; 8' is 2.4m; 8lbs = 3.6kg (dont use "kilos")

  Pee-Power Urinal
  Matt Sisul

• Manufacturer specified performance targets: The target listed is very old, a note for old codes should say something along the lines of code reference out of date or superseded.

  Pee-Power Urinal
  Matt Sisul

• Manufacturer specified performance targets: The target listed is very old, a note for old codes should say something along the lines of code reference out of date or superseded.

  Pee-Power Urinal
  Matt Sisul

• Comments:-Links should target/open new tabs/windows.

  Pee-Power Urinal
  Matt Sisul

• Matt Sisul says: I dunno, I feel like you're kinda down on Corrugated Metal roofing. It is actually a very important product with both developed and developing country applications. It is cheap and provides for privacy in slum settings, and is typically the first building material people build with...

  Lifeshelter LS4
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Matt Sisul says: Competitive landscape- May want to mention standing seam roof and alternative profiles for corrugated roof panels ("square").

  Corrugated Metal Panels
  E4C.COMMENTS

• There is a need for rigorous validation for vital sign evaluation of this product. Given that the product aims to tackle several vital signs, it needs to be carefully tested and validated. A challenge is the placement of the product on baby hats. Where and how to place, by appropriate users, must be...

  Médecins Sans Frontières Steam Sterilizer
  Amir Sabet

• The correct way of usage seems incredibly critical for this product. What are the ways and means to train end-users for this product? Even though the end-users are deemed to be nurses, but in NICUs in low-resource settings you also have mothers and grandmothers that are there to care for their child...

  Médecins Sans Frontières Steam Sterilizer
  Amir Sabet

• Is this reusable (after an infant cleared from hypothermia risk, can another one use it)? Re-usability is an important factor to consider, given relatively higher price of the product for its target distribution settings.

  Little Sparrows Technologies Bili-Hut
  Amir Sabet

• Great study design and performance evaluation. Have the designers/product owners considered what could go "wrong" as a misuse/mishandle of the product? Is there any way that inaccurate reading could happen, and if so, what potential harms it could cause?

  Saathi Pads
  Amir Sabet

• Given the fact that this product is already in (small scale) production, it makes sense to focus on creating demand, either by partnering with local distributors/NGOs or contracting with larger international and national organizations. I would like to know if scaling up the production is considered.

  CARC Hybrid Wheelchair
  Amir Sabet

• It is great that the product is sold and distributed by Maternova and TALC, but is there any plan on distributing/selling the product to end-user (patients and clinics) directly at low-resource settings?

  Saathi Pads
  Amir Sabet

• Amir Sabet says: How about ease of use and maintainability of the product? How easy is it to learn product use? Can an untrained nurse pick up the product and start using it without spending a minute in training? What are the negative outcomes of product misuse?

  Sisu Global Hemafuse
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Always trying to recycle

  Tools You Can Build From Recycled Parts
  Booscat

• Dylan Lunney at OHorizons answered your question by email. Here's what he said: "Thanks for your question! If you reference the Parts of the BioSand Filter image at the top of the article, you’ll see that there are two levels of gravel below the sand. The lowest level of the filter is filed with lar...

  How to make a wooden mold for biosand water filters
  Rob Goodier

• Very urgent requirement for developing countries

  Ultrasound is Now on Smart Phones - Engineering for Change
  Udaykanth Surupa

• The discussion takes place live during the webinar, but in some recordings you can see a copy of the comments that each participant typed out. Thanks for your interest.

  Emerging Trends in the World of Social Entrepreneurship
  Rob Goodier

• Sorry - I couldn't find the discussion. Am I missing something? Paula Shirk

  Emerging Trends in the World of Social Entrepreneurship
  paula.shirk

• What prevents the hose from becoming clogged with sand?

  How to make a wooden mold for biosand water filters
  Conrad

• Am a final year student of university of Ilorin,presenyly making research on construction of a slow filter using saw dust in purification of water as a my mini project.any idea would be greatly appreciated.thanks

  Humanitarian Engineering Principle Five: Build Technological Capacity
  Popoola isa

• thanks for going over some of the platforms rob. there are a lot of different options when it comes to fundraising platforms. people need to really evaluate each platform as well. i work for thrinacia and we are helping people run campaigns directly off their websites as well. SO THAT'S ALWAYS ANOTH...

  Ten top fundraising platforms
  Sebastian Klassman

• I need to know the jobs to done on backwash and rinse methods

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  sekani mkandawire

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  Best Online Education Websites – alldailyneeds

• wish to understand first to support in line to my known engineering products be from : mechanical, electrical & electronics,, safety cctv surveillence,, UPVC window & doors,, PVC doors,,

  Welcome to E4C's Fellows
  ASHOK KUMAR P L

• Yes, I agree and I'm sure I speak for my colleagues at E4C who would also agree with you. That would be ideal and nobody wants fellows with that kind of background more than we do at E4C. The short answer as to why we haven't is resource limitations. This year required that we limited our geographic...

  Welcome to E4C's Fellows
  Rob Goodier

• Hi Ilkim, nice to hear that you're a fan, thank you. E4C's course is online and does not require an application. Just sign up as an E4C member and you can access the course for free and qualify for a Continuing Education Unit (CEU) (equivalent to 10 Professional Development Hours) upon completion. G...

  Introduction to Engineering for Global Development: E4C’s new online course prepares newcomers to the practice
  Rob Goodier

• The other question I have is whether there is a place in the general references section for any discussions of misuse of a technology? This would help designers as well as donors ensure they don't go down the wrong path.For ultrasound the big story is gender selection. Here is the UN's review of var...

  Sterilux Steribox and Control Station
  Elizabeth

• This is really helpful to have a list of articles that include relevant uses of this technology in developing countries.Could you also provide a set of general documents about ultrasound & resource poor settings from trusted sources like WHO and UNICEF?For instance: WHO manual of diagnostic ultr...

  Sterilux Steribox and Control Station
  Elizabeth

• […] Introduction to Engineering for Global Development (EGD) is an on-demand course that prepares technically trained people to design and deploy impact-driven solutions for underserved communities worldwide. The course is comprised of four modules that integrate best practice, case studies an...

  Introduction to EGD
  FutureME | ASME Engineering Network

• Elizabeth says: Is dDopp really 12k-16k price? That's pretty high given they are targeting resource poor regions.

  dDopp
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Elizabeth says: dDopp vetted performance has a reference to an article using superscript "1". Can this be hyperlinked to the article, or to the research tab? On research tap, please include numbering.

  dDopp
  E4C.COMMENTS

• But all the fellowship awardees seems to be from the advanced world. i rather will like to see diversity in the award of fellowship opportunities, especially people from the developing countries.where most people live on less than a dollar a day.where most people has never seen or touch a computer b...

  Welcome to E4C's Fellows
  mmalhassan

• Similar to BeGirl Flexi Pads, using a reusable "sleeve" with disposable absorbent material is an interesting approach. If used properly, this could reduce the risk of infection from contaminated absorbent material. But herein also lays a risk: Not only might it be difficult for women find suited "cl...

  DFA Paper-based liver function test (AIDS, TB)
  Michael Moscherosch

• Buy-one-give-one is charity based and not a sustainable or scalable business model.

  DFA Paper-based liver function test (AIDS, TB)
  Michael Moscherosch

• I also do like the idea of creating local jobs for women manufacturing these pads and the idea of combining the distribution of the products with the dissemination of women's health education.

  AguaPallet
  Michael Moscherosch

• The concept of reusable pads definitely addresses waste issues related to disposable products. The product construction will also lead to better performance compared to traditional reusable cloth napkins (e.g. it will provide leakage protection because different from the traditional type, it has an...

  AguaPallet
  Michael Moscherosch

• I like the approach to distribute kits that also include underwear to school girls. Reading through the document, a couple of questions came up:1) It would be interesting to understand what locally sourced agricultural byproduct is used to make the napkins. Are they referring to the absorbent materi...

  Lorentz PS600 CS-F
  Michael Moscherosch

• Dear rob, im a great fan of yoUr site., and im interested in taking the online course on eGd. Im a phd in middle east history, however recently im into sustainable development, especially in area of small scale family farming (permaculture). I believe a course like yours would be mindopening for me...

  Introduction to Engineering for Global Development: E4C’s new online course prepares newcomers to the practice
  Ilkim

• Could you send me an offer for capacity of 100 tons fish meat annually please ?

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  Shokri Omar Mustafa

• 21 Kani Zand St. Bintika Qr. General Directorate of Agriculture/ Animal Production

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  Shokri Omar Mustafa

• This project has a good foundation in terms of research. It now needs some long term testing in real-life situations.

  Eco Femme Subsidized Pads
  David Fulford

• The protoype models seem to be effective. Further testing should give people confidence in the value of this technology.

  Neopenda Vital Signs Monitor for Newborns
  David Fulford

• The main material is polyethylene, which is cheap, but has a short lifetime. It is only the fittings that are of PVC. A 40 m3 system provides enough gas to run a small engine for a few hours a day to generate electrcity, as long as there is sufficient feed material, usually cattle dung. The performa...

  HemoCue WBC DIFF System
  David Fulford

• The programme is very small (only 160 units), but these are part of a larger programme with a range of biogas plant sizes (total of 3000 units installed). The digester is fabricated, so it forms the right shape when inflated by slurry and biogas.

  Médecins Sans Frontières Steam Sterilizer
  David Fulford

• The Sistema Biobolsa BB40 is a bigger flexible plastic biogas system, mainly directed at famers with dairy cattle, who can use the gas to run engines for electricity generation. The company make a range of biogas plant sizes. The material of the flexible bags seems to be PVC plastic, which has a lon...

  MiraCradle
  David Fulford

• All of the biogas programmes that have won Ashden Awards (see www.ashden.org) use fixed dome digesters.

  Flexi Biogas BG5
  David Fulford

• There is a large number of publications on biogas from groups such as SNV. Most of the successful programmes were based on masonry plants, such as fixed dome systems.

  Flexi Biogas BG5
  David Fulford

• 500 plants in three years is seen as a small programme for domestic biogas. It is not clear how it can be patented, as flexible plastic biogas plants have been used for at least 20 years. Plastic biogas plants can be made very quickly. Practically, they have a short life-time, unless they are looked...

  Flexi Biogas BG5
  David Fulford

• The use of flexible biogas plants is very popular in Kenya and other places in East Africa. They are much cheaper than masonry plants, but have shorter lifetimes. Flexible bag plants were first used in Vietnam, but masonry plants became more popular, as they did last much longer. The vary large prog...

  Flexi Biogas BG5
  David Fulford

• The plant seems to be very effective, using the particular feed material that is easily available (prickly pear - nopal). It uses a "standard" approach, of crushing the feed material, mixing it with dung and putting it in a steel tank CSTR. The good economics depend on having a good quality feed mat...

  Nopalimex
  David Fulford

• The Nopalimex plant wortks well on the site for which it was made. There are minimal transport costs and economies of scale. They claim an electrcity cost less than half of that supplied by the electrcity grid. It is not clear how many other sites would be suitable. The feed material, prickly pear,...

  Nopalimex
  David Fulford

• Nopalimex is a biogas digester that processes prickly pears into biomethane. The pears are ground up into a soup, mixed with manure and fermented in a digester. The biogas generated is then cooled to dewater it. The gas is also used in the factory for making corn and cactus chips, as well as in a ge...

  Nopalimex
  David Fulford

• Regarding IP: Converting banana fibers to absorbent fluff and using it in napkins is known in the art and practiced in other operations (e.g. SHE's go! pads). US 8,936,697 is a granted US patent that discloses the application. Saathi's approach could be difficult to patent and a patent would be diff...

  CDC SWS Container
  Michael Moscherosch

• Considering the sparsity of bathroom facilities (or other locations to change the pads outside the home) in India, I would recommend to design pads that can be used at least for 12 hours. The user can put on a pad in the morning and change it at night, both in the privacy of her home.

  Oxfam Bucket
  Michael Moscherosch

• Plant based polyethylene is currently only available from Braskem in Brazil at a price premium. This material is not biodegradable. As far as I'm aware of, plant based polypropylene is not commercially available yet, neither are plant based pressure sensitive adhesives which are needed top attache t...

  Oxfam Bucket
  Michael Moscherosch

• Combining sales with education of customers is a very good approach.

  CDC SWS Container
  Michael Moscherosch

• How and why does Saathi sterilize the pads? Sanitary napkins are normally not sterile, they just have to meet the microbiological requirements of the governing body (expressed as a maximum bioburden, measured in cfu)

  Banza Toilet
  Michael Moscherosch

• Using banana fibers as absorbent is a very good idea. Converting agro-waste (i.e. banana plant trunks) into sellable fibers creates jobs and additional income for banana farmers. Banana fibers can be converted into fluff pulp that can deliver the absorbency and properties needed in napkins.

  Banza Toilet
  Michael Moscherosch

• I question the capability to produce 1,000,000 pads with Saathi's current setup. If my information is correct, I estimate their daily production to be less than 1,000 pads. It would take them 3 years to make 1,000,000 pads. Unless they have a production of about 4,000 pads per day they would not mee...

  Banza Toilet
  Michael Moscherosch

• Great article!

  Patently Wrong International Development
  Josh Kearns

• David Fulford says: As a "research to application" process, the pee-power microbial fuel cell system seems to have good potential. There are possible problems that have not yet been faced, but these can only be discovered as the system is used in practice. For example, other microbes could displace...

  Pee-Power Urinal
  E4C.COMMENTS

• David Fulford says: Butyl rubber digesters have been used in USA, but the price is seen as high compared to other types. The proce of the Flexidigester system is not defined. It has the advantage that is can be set up quickly for places such as refugeee camps

  Flexigester V10
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Michael Moscherosch says: Polypropylene nonwovens, which are used for the cover and polyethylene films, which are used for the barrier are not biodegradable, neither are positioning adhesives (i.e. the adhesive to stick the pad to the underwear). The banana fiber absorbent is biodegradable, though,...

  Saathi Pads
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Michael Moscherosch says: Overall, the idea of accessible and affordable disposable sanitary napkins for women who currently use cloth napkins is very commendable, since disposable products can reduce the risk of infections due to insufficient sanitation of the used cloth pads.

  Eco Femme Subsidized Pads
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Michael Moscherosch says: Interesting approach, using a reusable "sleeve" with disposable absorbent material. If used properly, this could reduce the risk of infection from contaminated absorbent material. I also alike the attachment system. Some concerns, though: 1. Assumes the availability of clea...

  Lunapads
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Vertical

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  Yvonne Le

• wilfredo.torres says: I like the model to support both B2B and B2C. The feature "multi-currency, multi-commodity, and multi-market" with both mobile/SMS and web app, make the tool ideal to the current globalized and dynamic world. Even that, I think the app could develop more features, and not only...

  Esoko
  E4C.COMMENTS

• wilfredo.torres says: Even when is important the "cow management", I think nowadays the apps must be updatable and have the possibility to expand easily the features and functionality. It seems that this tool was designed for a context where the Internet access and the affordability to smartphone wa...

  iCow
  E4C.COMMENTS

• wilfredo.torres says: As I see, this tool is available since 2011, and probably had a big impact in that time. The world is changing, and probably the farmers also, so they will require more features like Internet access, graphics, and so on. Could be interesting to have a look in the "downloading"...

  Esoko
  E4C.COMMENTS

• wilfredo.torres says: Great impact stats!! But we have to take into account that have passed 4 years since the last study, and in technology that's a lot of time. I suggest to take into account also the following performance parameters (important in mobile context): - Training Need / Easy to use / F...

  Esoko
  E4C.COMMENTS

• wilfredo.torres says: Great, powerful and flexible (can use SMS and "offline features"). Could be needed to check easy of deployment and maintenance. Take into account additional performance parameters I suggest below: - Training Need / Easy to use / Friendly using index - Potencial Evolution - Data...

  iCow
  E4C.COMMENTS

• wilfredo.torres says: I seems to be a very powerful tool. The only issue to an effective deployment could be the Internet access in rural areas, but, since my understanding and researching, this issue is disappearing in the last years. So, I consider feasible this kind of tools to help the farmers i...

  iCow
  E4C.COMMENTS

• Even when it's a good and affordable idea to give access only by SMS, Internet access is becoming a real, affordable and desired possibility all around the globe, even in rural areas. This app could have an important upgrade need very soon, and it seems to be a hard project from its actual state.

  Mobisol Solar Home System
  Wilfredo Torres

• As a general comparison comment, eSoko seems to be a more powerful tool, highlighting parameters like target users, smartphones support, languages and payment models supported (B2B and B2C). Even when iCow seems to be a more affordable and easy to deploy tool, its model could not be sustainable alon...

  AguaPallet
  Wilfredo Torres

• I just dont understand exactly how the water is fed into the system

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  Christopher Taylor

• Your best imagination be the best design

  How to make a wooden mold for biosand water filters
  akash kumbhar

• Love the content E4c comes up with . Having founded a company focussed on providing empowering technology for modern day "urban farmers" Id like to think of E4c as a platform for learning , interraction and exchanget of ideas that inculcate change .

  Ten Technologies for Farming in Dry Climates
  Ejaz Salim

• I AM AN ENGINEERING STUDENT AND LOOKING FOR FREE ONLINE EDUCATION. i'D LIKE TO SHARE YOUR LIST WITH MY MATES BECAUSE IT MIGHT BE HELPFUL TO THEM.

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Nasir Ali

• I have know your site quite somo time, i like the idea, i think that i would want to build something alike, i think the improvement I would try to make is to make the sistem more modular and with less space around it, or perhaps more height, thanks for sharing

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  enrique

• it is a good platform to work. I also would like to serve the communities suffering due to lack of knowledge, HYGIENE, education and health. at present i am working here in bhutan as managing director and constructing a hydroelectric project named mangdechhu (720 mw). project is nearing completion....

  Applications of Big Data for Development
  MD.MHPA

• How can I join a working team on rural dwelling pv electrification? or concventrated solar power for water desalting and purifying?

  We need to be efficient: Constructive criticism from the Humanitarian Technology conference
  Julio Valdes

• the BURNING OF HUMAN WASTE HAS INTRIGUED ME. IF THE ENERGY dissipated as heat can be harnessed to do some work then the system would be even greater.

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  joe

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  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Steve john

• I hope in time we can save more people all over the world by giveing them safer drinking water.

  How the Internet of Things Is Improving Lives and Livelihoods in Developing Countries
  Shawn roma

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  Bicycle-Powered Irrigation Pump
  sasani

• iam a papua new guinean and work as a school teacher. iam thinking of helping rural communities to build school infrastructure so children can enjoy the same previllege as children in urban areas enjoy. please i need helping information on how to write community project proposal for financial assist...

  How to write a proposal for development work in your community
  Lopye lomupye

• I realize this is an old post I'm responding to, but I want to argue against "capturing" indigenous knowledge. The problem with this term is that it implies enclosure of a commons, or the seizure and continued colonization of a sovereign culture. Indigenous knowledge is not a resource to be mined--a...

  Capturing indigenous knowledge: Thirteen videos that show the world as a laboratory
  Jon

• I'M THINKING OF BUILDING MY OWN BONE CHAR FILTER TO FILL A STOCK TANK FOR ICE BATHS. tHAT WILL REMOVE QUITE A BIT OF THE CHEMICALS i'D LIKE TO FILTER. i'VE FOUND SOME FILTERS THAT ALLOW YOU TO PUT BONE CHAR AND ALUMINA SILICATE FOR ADDED FILTRATION AND THE BEST PART THEY ARE REFILLABLE WITH BULK MED...

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  Dan

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  10 Solar Cookers That Work at Night
  James J La Joie

• its quite interesting . can we implement it with iot devices ? like.. fully automation ?

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  amal.kakkassery

• How to build a horizontal aquaponic system

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  Maxvel D'cruz

• Great contribution. strategy is worth replicating in other countries.

  More than a borehole: the importance of a supporting environment in global development work
  osman munkailah

• Thanks for this insight. I think what might be missing in this discussion is that this was a test of materials that are known to be available in developing countries in shops that might not be as well stocked as their developed-world counterparts. The kerosene that your great grandfather used would...

  How to Make Penetrating Oil
  Rob Goodier

• Thanks for this insight. I think what might be missing in this discussion is that this was a test of materials that are known to be available in developing countries in shops that might not be as well stocked as their developed-world counterparts. The kerosene that your great grandfather used would...

  How to Make Penetrating Oil
  Rob Goodier

• SALUDOS DESDE VENEZUELA. QUISIERA SABER INFORMACIÓN PARA TRABAJAR HUMANITARIAMENTE Y SER UN ACTIVO EN SU ORGANIZACIÓN. EN MOMENTOS DE CRISIS VENEZUELA A PERDIDO una parte de humanidad hacia el PRÓJIMO pero gracias a dios el que hace bien le va bien y QUIZÁS no me den empleo pero escribo con la INTEN...

  Improving the Professionalism of Drilled Water Wells in Africa – Want to Join Us?
  SIMON ROJAS

• Remind me not to go to Drexel. Is this why mechanics look at machines and wonder what the hell the engineer was thinking? This is inconclusive and uncontrolled. If you were to test these nut-bolt combinations to determine if there even was a consistent prevailing torque, I could give this some weigh...

  How to Make Penetrating Oil
  ElegantCrowbar

• My first thought is that your problem may not be a hardness issue but corrosion issue I know that charcoal will always contain some ash and ash is vary acidic. This will cause your metal to quickly rust which is then quickly removed exposing new metal to the ash to repeat the cycle. This would expla...

  Design support for charcoal extrusion process
  Ryan MacDonald

• hello! do you have any open source plans for this sort of machines that you may share by any chance?

  A bike-powered poop pump is redefining low-cost sanitation
  alejandro deverre

• Hi Rob, This article is interesting to me because my most recent work involves Coca-cola and Project last mile and you mentioned some challenges from their work in Tanzania. Would like to learn more about those challenges. please email me back so we can chat. thanks.

  What startups and governments can learn from Coca-Cola
  Mitesh

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  Ultrasound is Now on Smart Phones - Engineering for Change
  Tiffany Bryant

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  Sisal Twine Manufacturing Machines
  Abheek Kar

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  What are the ethics of humanitarian technology?
  naveed858

• I COME Papua new guinea, one of the developing countries. I need lots to do in my community but how do i get the information. Thanks paul Yakira

  How to write a proposal for development work in your community
  Paul Yakira

• Sir Need and want to purchase sisal machine to produce twine and rope small to large size. Regards Bun Epe arara

  Sisal Twine Manufacturing Machines
  Bun Epe Arara

• I see in the assembly manual I need "2 Crescent wrenches". Although the Crescent tool company makes excellent tools can't I use wrenches made by Craftsmen or Kobalt? Also what size wrenches do I need, you do not specify.

  A newly designed sorghum press is under construction in Mali
  Quenton

• thats too much nice n i also want 2 work on it

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  rachit

• Hi, how soon it Will be available in USA? I woild like to try and buy :) And if it already exist , in what countries it available ? THanks

  Ultrasound is Now on Smart Phones - Engineering for Change
  Regina

• […] The system uses fish waste as fertilizer and a small solar powered pump to pump the water around the system. Read more over at engineering for change. […]

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  How To Build a Vertical Aquaponic Veggie & Fish Farm » shtf survival hacks

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  A solar electric handcycle upgrades the wheelchair in Bangladesh
  HAri Vasudevan

• Wanting to find a way to build a house with interlocking blocks that does not require mortar. It needs to be most cost effective , (to be done in philippines), it needs to be able to withstand strong strong winds, storms, and earthquakes. I have read about Habiterra but their machine to make the blo...

  How to Build a Compressed Earth Block Home
  irving everson

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  Ten human powered machines that improve lives worldwide
  Sundarajan

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  Cheaper, greener blue light: A better phototherapy device for jaundice treatment
  Bionics Scientific technologies p ltd.

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  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  Putu bagus sahadewa

• I’m curious where this research was published? Very often even if the research is done, its published in an academic journal where its relevance to development practice is essentially zero - because the only people who will read it is other development academics. This is even more true if it was pub...

  Tech4Dev: Bridging the field and the ivory tower
  mitra

• […] How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System – You can turn a small yard, a corner in a community garden or an unused space in your home into a thriving vertical aquaponic system for vegetables and fish. […]

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  How To Build A Aquaponic Tank | Asia Bank

• Very exciting!

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  hank olthof

• Is it possible to get further info or contacts of the participants who showcased their innovations?

  The iShow in Kenya According to Twitter
  wanyoiker

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  The iShow in Kenya According to Twitter
  wanyoiker

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  Improving Farms in the Worlds Drylands, Part 1: Ancient Methods and Lowest-Cost Technology
  Abdallah

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  rupesh Kumar singh

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  Tech4Dev: Bridging the field and the ivory tower
  Jimmy

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  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Dr Husam Awadalla

• Thanks for these! I'll offer a friendly reminder that low-tech still needs a system behind it too: when a bio-sand filter gets dry, I understand that the bacteria can die, so something will have to be done to maintain the set-up. Tippy-taps need a corresponding behaviour-change to value handwashing....

  Sliced bread: Why “development” won’t be a result of technological innovations
  Kristina Nilsson

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  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  durgesh soni

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  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  SAlmon

• Dear Sir I am sridhar working for PROMOTION of micro ENTERPRISES to urban women poor in andhra pradesh .please advise if any livelihood ACTIVITIES can be setup at urban levels in andhra pradesh. i would like to introduce health kisok at each sulm .please let me know to go further thanking you sridha...

  The leading-edge tools for low-cost diabetes screening
  sridhar

• Hi ROB, i AM NEW TO eNGINEERING FOR cHANGE. i READ YOUR ARTICLE ABOVE WITH INTEREST. WHILST i get THE SIMPLICITY OF PAPER, IT IS NOT WITHOUT ITS PROBLEMS.... POOR HANDWRITING, DAMAGE IN TRANSIT, TIME TO DELIVER TO HOSPITALS, oPTICAL CHARACTER RECOGNITION ISSUES, NO AUDIT FOR LOST RECORDS AND SO ON....

  Upgrading electronics with paper cards smooths the work to digitize medical records in rural Uganda
  shane_ohara

• thanks for your post Kristina! I'd like to SHare two other recent blog posts on WASH that have a similar although not exactly the same critique. I wrote this one about Low-Tech Design http://www.triplepundit.com/2016/05/low-tech-design-can-fuel-sustainable-development-goals/ and I really enjoyed thi...

  Sliced bread: Why “development” won’t be a result of technological innovations
  Dylan Lunney

• I have two wind pumps that are extremely low cost, if anybody wants to know about them. One of them can replace treadle pumps and go deeper, and can still be operated manually when there is no wind. The other drives an improved rope pump that can achieve good load matching with a windmill, can reach...

  15 concepts to replace diesel-powered water pumps on Indian farms
  Peter sharp

• Interested in teaching the wisdom of this approach.

  How to Build a Compressed Earth Block Home
  Eric James

• LuminAid does good work! we need to build out this report!

  LuminAID PackLite Nova USB
  Iana Aranda

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  Engineering for Global Development: Academic Programs Worldwide
  Kendra Sharp

• Very useful. Thank you very much for sharing.

  Ten Technologies for Farming in Dry Climates
  Shanmuga Sundaram

• Chlorine is considered a method of treating water! Our goal was to treat water by removing life-threatening pathogens. But chlorine can be a problem, too. The bad taste it leaves can deter people from using it. If you know of effective, low-cost ways to remove it please share.

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  Rob Goodier

• I have visited NARI office at Phaltan , dist : satara to know more about water purifier & met Dr. Raghuvanshi. But surprisingly he didnot show me the purifier.this is very disappointing.

  Made in India: 10 life-changing Indian technologies
  Milind shah

• You did not tell how to treat chlorine water. Why???

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  Dr Sergey pugach, homeopath

• There are good ideas, Am greatful. Can there be videos of the explanations above.

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  Penjem

• Nice article. Very helpful. Could you please tell us how often should we change the saNd , gravel and charcoal. If one uses about 100 liters of water a day. and could u please let us know the final tds Value of the end filtered water. Thank you.

  An Ancient Filtration Material Removes Pesticides from Drinking Water
  Kamalakar P

• Is there a formula to calculate how many fishes is enough for how many plant?

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  KS Ang

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  Ten low-tech ways to irrigate crops
  Dushmanta Pattnaik

• very interesting and informative. surely be massively beneficial to many, particularly in third world countries.

  Ten Technologies for Farming in Dry Climates
  altaf hussain

• Dr. Willson regarding about the micro grid, in the philippines its to much needed the source of enegry, but the resuerces was a lot of them but power energy it's not enough to consumed and sustained needs of people thats way they creat a coal powerplant. Your scope is good and ecoinviromental projec...

  The rise of the micro-grid: Four questions for Bryan Willson
  alex

• Cost of manufacturing can be a deffering factor in remote areas. Most rural places have not the Resources to implement most of what is being offered. This day & age power is needed to just keep up with the rest of the world. Every little bit of help of any sort is sorely needed to those who need...

  The rise of the micro-grid: Four questions for Bryan Willson
  George T. Neakok

• what do you mean by 'treated' human waste i.e urine and faeces to make fuel briquettes. Is this necessary if the product is to be burnt? thx

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  fiona

• i want to ask chris if he was in a MEETING organized by rame (rwanda association of medical engineers) in 2015 which was held at kigali rwanda?? thank you sir.

  Lessons Learned Running Mobile Clinics in Rural Uganda
  munyemana moise

• This Is GREAT, I WANT TO Research It IN MY Hospital, IN Tanzania. How Can I COMMUNICATE With You.... Thanks

  A new blood transfusion device can replace soup ladles in Ghanaian surgery wards
  Dr DIVA James (mmed OBGY)

• I watched all the material and proud of our people who have made all these new inventions with their innovative way.

  Made in India: 10 life-changing Indian technologies
  Hari krishan

• Simple solution but with great effect. The usage of the commonly available coconut to prevent mosquito diseases is an outstanding idea. can also be useful to flooded area during typhoon.

  Bacteria-breeding coconuts may control mosquitoes that transmit zika and malaria
  rhena

• Good info

  Made in India: 10 life-changing Indian technologies
  Srivatsa

• I want to have electricity at home using toilet

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  Mike jiya

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  How to Make Penetrating Oil
  Stephen

• […] https://www.engineeringforchange.org/how-to-work-in-engineering-and-design-for-global-development/ […]

  How to work in engineering and design for global development
  Pushing Boundaries | Musement

• […] highlights a video series about indigenous knowledge. From their […]

  Capturing indigenous knowledge: Thirteen videos that show the world as a laboratory
  Capturing Indigenous Knowledge

• THANK YOU FOR THIS CONVINIENT INCLUSION OF THESE IDEAS TO TREAT WASTE WATER. PLEASE ADD LINKS TO ALL THESE METHODS' DESCRIPTION. A VIDEO WILL HELP SERVE EVEN BETTER.

  Ten Low-Cost Ways to Treat Water
  Aakash shrihsrimal

• Interesting, but who uses WD-40 to free rusted bolts? I go to PB Blaster if something is so stuck that it feels like it will break. Works great. WD-40 is better for bicycle chains, gears, and cables, and for displacing water. So saying VO and acetone work as well as WD-40 isn't saying much. Test it...

  How to Make Penetrating Oil
  Scott Williams

• Before you conclude that "solar will replace coal and oil," consider figure 6 AND THE LARGER CONTEXT here: https://www.engineeringforchange.org/lets-stop-using-the-word-sustainability/

  Forget the cutting edge embrace the old tech future
  JOsh K

• I Totally agree about the fact that cost of education increased. earlier cost of edu was less but information was also less. now a days there are lots of online educational courses available. you can learn from anywhere. the shared sites above are great sites to learn.

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Sourabh

• I spent a good part of my childhood in Sierra leone (1956-1966) as my father was a mining engineer and the project manager for a titanium exploration venture. I am workingon his biography and have come across an undated newspaper clipping detailing a 28,00 Leone donation to the centennial seconday s...

  Engineers rebuild a war-damaged school in Sierra Leone
  Robert Spencer

• very interesting article, I live in Spain, where industrial agriculture is still very important; in most of the country we have a very arid climate, and water resources are scarce, specially in summer, when the crops need more water; the solution proposed by Andrew Vermouth could be intersting for s...

  For more efficient farm aid, think smaller
  pablo

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  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  hilary clinton

• HELLO, I WOULD LIKE TO TRY ALSO, THE APPLICATION IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THE SITE, HOW TO DO?

  Ultrasound is Now on Smart Phones - Engineering for Change
  chouchouchou2005

• If you don't mind, please tell us why!..

  We Need to Learn Why People Use Toilets Before We Can Change Behavior
  2222lab

• ok, tell us.

  We Need to Learn Why People Use Toilets Before We Can Change Behavior
  Mats

• Hi Alistair, thanks for your interest. You can try asking Kurtis Heimerl: https://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/~kheimerl/. Good luck, and please let me know how it goes if you get a system set up. I'd love to post pictures.

  Open-Source Cell Network Could Cut Costs
  Rob Goodier

• dear rob, we are looking at funding the installation of an open bts in an island COMMUNITY in indonesia. do you know who we should be talking to about this? regards & thanks, Alistair

  Open-Source Cell Network Could Cut Costs
  Alistair douglas

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  Tools You Can Build From Recycled Parts
  mARK SEARLE

• great service through technology

  A mobile phone add-on quickly diagnoses malaria
  zahir ud din babur

• The title of the article presumes that all human behavior across the board everywhere needs to be changed so that every single person in the world will be using a toilet, latrine, etc., 100% of the time. you might want to start by examining this presumption. i live part of the time in a rural villag...

  We Need to Learn Why People Use Toilets Before We Can Change Behavior
  sundarimudgirl

• HOPING TO BE ABLE TO CO-CREATE PRACTICAL EXERCISE APPARATUS THAT CAN PUMP AIR, WATER & ELECTRONS, WITH SOMETHING SIMILAR TO THE SPIRIT E-GLIDE ELILIPTICAL TRAINER, AND OTHER EXERCISE DEVICES, THROUGH A BEDFORD, mA MEETUP GROUP TO BE ESTABLISHED TO REPLACE THE DEFUNCT nORTH BOSTON MAKERS MEETUP G...

  A modular irrigation pump that grows with the farm
  ChIP II

• […] stove and the GoSun Grill were featured on this season of Top Chef. Engineering for Change lists 10 solar cookers that work at night. Solar Cookers has sold over three million of their devices. It would seem a no-brainer to […]

  10 Solar Cookers That Work at Night
  Predicting Future Technology: Part 3 | The Next Phase

• Nice article Katherine, We have just finished a project in Tonga that included developing a practical guide to maintaining a healthy and sanitary rainwater supply once it has been installed. it is available at http://www.esr.cri.nz/water-science/our-work/esr-in-the-pacific/ if you would like to have...

  Tips for Building a Rainwater Catchment System
  Matt Ashworth

• I am very much inspired by watching these types of technologies. In which agricultural information is great for those dry areas where water is not available or too much depth in earth by tube wells. I am pretty much certain that your ideas will raise hope to cultivate, where problem of water. I will...

  Ten Technologies for Farming in Dry Climates
  Shahid hussain Abbasi

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  Build your own open-source machinery with plans at Jua Kali
  jacob hul

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  CHRIS GOWELO

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  The rise of the micro-grid: Four questions for Bryan Willson
  Blake

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  Damalash

• Blood in the urine could be a sign of a serious medical condition. I'd suggest that the person see a doctor to address that problem first. Fertilizing the crops can probably wait!

  Urine is fertilizing crops and saving money in India
  Rob Goodier

• hi I WOULD JUST LIKE TO KNOW WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF THEIR WAS BLOOD IN THE URINE? THANKS MEGAN

  Urine is fertilizing crops and saving money in India
  MegaN

• where can i buy one of these in the states?? not sure making it myself is an option. thanks!!

  A newly designed sorghum press is under construction in Mali
  Sandi

• Is this hard to build?

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  Brian

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  10 Solar Cookers That Work at Night
  Binoj C.

• solar sustainable village development through renewable energy

  Kariyammana Agrahara: Solar Lights Empower a Community to dream big
  dr shah

• Hi - great article. I COULDN'T agree more. SUSTAINABILITY is a very FRUSTRATION term and does a dis-service to the risks and OPPORTUNITIES that communities, businesses and governments around the world are facing. I'm particularly interested in the market/ business value that can be unlocked due to c...

  Let's stop using the word "sustainability"
  Paul

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  Build Your Own Robot Affordably
  Rodrigo marin

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  Coming soon in Nicaragua: A solar mobile dental clinic
  rhena

• This is a fascinating article, thank you for sharing!

  Improving Farms in the Worlds Drylands, Part 1: Ancient Methods and Lowest-Cost Technology
  Melissa

• […] Read the original article here. […]

  Coming soon in Nicaragua: A solar mobile dental clinic
  Featured by Engineering For Change - Engineering Smiles

• […] By Andrew Vermouth January 1, 2016 Agriculture No Comments 0 This post is reprinted here from original publication on Engineering for Change. […]

  For more efficient farm aid, think smaller
  For More Efficient Farm Aid, Think Smaller | UpDIG

• […] How To Build A Vertical Aquaponic System […]

  How to Build a Vertical Aquaponic System
  How To Build A Vertical Aquaponic System - SHTF & Prepping Central

• […] See the original article here […]

  Promising Prototypes of 2015
  Promising Prototypes of 2015 | WFEO

• […] See our Hemafuse update. […]

  The Hemafuse blood autotransfusion device heads to clinical trials
  Promising Prototypes of 2015 | WFEO

• I want lo learn for clear my concepts

  10 Great Sites for a Free Online Education
  Ez Eleczer

• Robert Hauck says: The users of this product are specified as “public Sector”. It does not specify if training of the public sector is required. Given that this product will require the loading of ampules into their appropriate containers a minimum of clear user instructions are required. Traini...

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  E4C.COMMENTS

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  Varun Verma

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  A $1 insert for cooking fires cuts wood use and soot pollution by more than half
  IIHR’s Year in Review – IIHR – Hydroscience & Engineering – University of Iowa

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  Global development engineering in America: How technology is easing poverty on Native American reservations
  Emerson

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  Promising Prototypes of 2015
  Sanu kaji shrestha

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  Promising Prototypes of 2015
  prasun anand

• Thanks so much for your comment and criticism. We debated including the Desolenator for the very reason that you state, but in the end we decided to go with it and add the reviewer's caveat about the lack of specs. The reason is that this is a snapshot of prototypes, which by definition are not prov...

  Promising Prototypes of 2015
  Rob Goodier

• How is it possible that your E4c "eXperts" have picKeD A DEVICE LIKE THE DESOLENATOR OF WHICH IT IS even UNCLEAR HOW MUCH CLEAN WATER IT ACTUALLY PRODUCES and hence what the cost of that water will be...??? Have they even actually seen and tested the Product itself, or Have they simply baseD their j...

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  Fred van HesseN

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  youssef lam

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  A low-cost prosthetic gives legs to amputees in the developing world
  Michael

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  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  DIY waste reuse for Dummies & Pro’s » Ecity

• yeah i agree with bilbo saggins

  A low-cost prosthetic gives legs to amputees in the developing world
  noah skeens

• Hola me interesa micho este proyecto pero necesito mas informacion

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  Jose Luis

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  Jorge

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  Pablo Lugo

• This article was very hElpful thank you.

  A low-cost prosthetic gives legs to amputees in the developing world
  Robbie Garbin

• […] Bee-bots are about as cheap as they come unless you build your own and that’s possible too (go to https://www.engineeringforchange.org/build-your-own-robot-affordably/ […]

  Build Your Own Robot Affordably
  Robots in the classroom - Digital Careers

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  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  Julie Christian

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  jawahar basha

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  kAKANDEROGERS

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  Smartphones, Healthcare & Development
  crishennessey

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  Five Questions with Sasha Kramer
  CAmilla Buchanan

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  Modular solar micro-grids light off-grid homes
  harinath

• […] For every problem you mentioned in your comments there is a solution if the county would apply more sustainable practices instead of the same old ways that are antiquated and obsolete. https://www.engineeringforchange.org/10-ways-to-put-human-waste-to-use/ […]

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  Water Is The Only Fight For Costilla County? | Costilla County Colorado Concerned Residents

• A very inspiring Project...for engineers..

  Modular solar micro-grids light off-grid homes
  sanjay Gupta

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  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  Rhys lloyd

• I am a follower and a believer of the possibilities to live off the grid in a permanent manner. I am working myself on the plans of a small system. I hope you get to introduce your system to the market.lots of lucks. Humberto

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  Humberto Santiago

• Excellent, Comprehensible and logical evolution or development of existing technologies for the betterment of mankind

  Interview with Dean Kamen
  Kevin Jones

• Interesting insights, and i definitely echo your sentiments on microgrids as a leapfrog technology, analogous to mobile phones. Nevertheless, i wouldn't underestimate the complexity of "Stitching together" the microgrids for bottom-up universal electrification. What standards exist (or need to exist...

  The rise of the micro-grid: Four questions for Bryan Willson
  frank

• Regarding the comment about horse travel. You just haven't waited long enough. Once the cheap energy that allows us to have automobiles is gone you will see horse travel back. that is unless we make them go extinct before that!!

  Forget the cutting edge embrace the old tech future
  rpfeynman

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  Mabula paschal

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  Arun

• Very true......i have always believed that micro grids will bridge the energy divide, provide solutions until the large 'mega' grid arrives and also ginger a revolution in research & development that would see the eventual 'convergence' of micro & macro or mega in the form of true robust sma...

  The rise of the micro-grid: Four questions for Bryan Willson
  panshak

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  ilham al madfai

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  Open-Source Cell Network Could Cut Costs
  wil

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  rachit anand

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  Ajit sharma

• […] Read article […]

  For protection from China's air pollution, fund affordable filter design
  ME Today | ASME Engineering Network

• Hello, I think this is a wonderful thing and was wondering if you are testing this? I would like to try this product.

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  Heather

• 1. In an expanding population (like we have had for hundreds or thousands of years), older technologies will Persist longer...albeit in sometimes small amounts. But this effect is less true in a stable or shrinking population. 2. In my field, information technology, this effect does hold true in man...

  Forget the cutting edge embrace the old tech future
  Matt in Houston

• Hi there, I collaborate with the team at Solar Cities, they do wonderful work and I think, given the topic of this article and your work with water and waste systems, that you would like to see the work of tireless evangelist and out and out gentleman and scholar Dr Thomas Henry Culhane. There are c...

  Forget the cutting edge embrace the old tech future
  Eimhin

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  dr mohammad othman

• This is truly inspirational! Hats off to the bandha team-saurav, india

  Bikes grow on trees in Uganda through a new bamboo bike business
  H13105

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  A newly designed sorghum press is under construction in Mali
  solarbobky

• THANKS FOR THE GREAT WORK AND CRITICAL THINKS BUT HOWEVER I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IN CASES WHERE SOME PEOPLE MY NOT BE A WERE OF THE SYSTEM AND THE USE TOILET PAPERS AND THE SYSTEM IS CLOGGED THE WITH WATER HOW DO U REMOVE THEM THANKS AGAIN FOR THE INNOVATION BEST REGARD FROM SIMON

  Banka BioLoo: Biotoilets are tough on waste in India
  simon

• Excellent qA. Really liked the collaboration

  Five Questions with Eleanor Allen
  Richard

• […] from: Forget the cutting edge embrace the old tech future, […]

  Forget the cutting edge embrace the old tech future
  Technology Ages in Reverse

• NICE

  10 Ways to Put Human Waste to Use
  K.p. Singh

• good work

  Interview with Dean Kamen
  gagagag

• Amazing and really helpful. I wonder what consistency the soil has. If it does have a certain consistency, would hay be helpful for this method?

  How to Build a Compressed Earth Block Home
  Shobe Cheng

• Extremely helpful. Thank you

  How a microscope lens for phones might improve health and hygiene in developing countries
  Cebo Campbell

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