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the loo factory: In Other News...

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Its a blog all about making low-cost toilets in South Africa. Monday, December 04, 2006. One of the other projects we’re working on is a water supply project for our local Municipal Council. We advertised for Engineers to do the design work, and now me, Tim and Hattie, the other EWB-UK. Volunteers (with a bit of help outside) are helping to ajudicating the tenders. Here’s a little blarb. That I wrote for a newsletter about the project. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). World Aids Day - 1st Dec.

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the loo factory: Strengthening

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Its a blog all about making low-cost toilets in South Africa. Monday, December 04, 2006. I was in touch with the producer of my cement. And was sent some lovely Cement performance curves! A slightly quicker-setting cement). An even quicker setting cement). These little beauties opened my eyes a little. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). World Aids Day - 1st Dec. View my complete profile. Posts split into catagories. A blog about Health and Technology in developing countries. Engineers Without Borders UK.

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6 — Guestbook | Annie and Dave Wedding Site

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Annie and Dave Wedding Site. 6 — Guestbook. Sign in and let us know you were here! 17 Comments ». January 17, 2007 @ 7:45 am. I’m kwon jr. i stand tall at 5 foot 2 inches. i like spicy food. i cut annie’s bangs. annie cut my bangs. they were a little crooked. and my eyelid was slightly injured. okay then. good night. January 18, 2007 @ 6:16 am. Nice web page…i don’t know what to write. your sister is far more witty…that is why she works for a paper…that’s all for now. January 19, 2007 @ 9:17 pm. The sout...

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Paradise is Over-Booked (Land Tenure's Impact on Human Rights and Development) | Haiti Innovation

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Paradise is Over-Booked (Land Tenure's Impact on Human Rights and Development). By Bryan Schaaf on Wednesday, April 15, 2015. See more topics in:. Below is an excellent Foreign Policy article. Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically. Allowed HTML tags: a em strong cite code ul ol li dl dt dd. Lines and paragraphs break automatically. Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically. Lines and paragraphs break automatically. Center for Global Development.

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Young Haitians Flip the Script with Instagram | Haiti Innovation

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Young Haitians Flip the Script with Instagram. By Bryan Schaaf on Monday, October 20, 2014. See more topics in:. Haiti is more than the sum of its problems. In reality, much of the country - art, scenery, people - is beautiful. Below is an interesting Beta Fusion Article. Instagram is really addictive and hugely influential in helping to change the image of Haiti, Cincinatis says. Focusing on the beauty is not the same as ignoring poverty, she says. What good does it do to focus on poverty?

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Mongolian Princesses and Lady Gods | The Changing Meaning of Work in Rural Mongolia

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The Changing Meaning of Work in Rural Mongolia. A fine WordPress.com site. Mongolian Princesses and Lady Gods. June 17, 2015. Altan Khan (who was also her husband’s grandfather). Altan Khan’s son Sengge. Sengge’s son Curuke. All of these men vied for access to the Third Lady’s political resources and were forced to gain her favor. She did not give up the imperial seal, however, until she died. These are just some scattered thoughts. I hope that someone soon takes up these subjects as a research topic!

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Little Devices That Could: Talkback | What Government can learn from the private sector

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We like gadgets. We like international development. We really like medical technology. Wednesday, January 4, 2012. Talkback What Government can learn from the private sector. Engineering for Change has a nice article. By Mr Julian Leland on what the government can learn from the private sector. E4C asked me to comment:. In my short experience, I'm learning that international development technology funding should be backed at earlier stages to maintain the momentum of promising (albet risky) ideas. DA...

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Little Devices That Could: UL Pen is mightier then the solder gun

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We like gadgets. We like international development. We really like medical technology. Sunday, July 3, 2011. UL Pen is mightier then the solder gun. Researchers at the University of Illinois have created a silver-inked rollerball pen to write out electrical circuits. More at Advanced Materials. The Lewis group seems to be in great shape to make a dent in small scale and distributed manufacturing and prototyping technologies:. 2) Colloidal Assembly - We employ directed assembly approaches including colloi...

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Little Devices That Could: MEDIK starts in Nicaragua

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We like gadgets. We like international development. We really like medical technology. Saturday, January 1, 2011. MEDIK starts in Nicaragua. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). World Bank PSD Blog. World Bank Dev. Gateway. MEDIK starts in Nicaragua. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.