Esta es una guía completa de recursos y oportunidades disponibles para los miembros IDIN red, incluido el acceso a la financiación, el espacio de taller, las oportunidades de educación, apoyo técnico y herramientas de comunicaciones globales.
This report explores new solutions and insights for Zasaka, a social venture founded by IDIN Network members that provides post-harvest solutions to farmers in Zambia.
This paper presents the design process of the ProTek aluminum furnace, which enhances the safety and efficiency of the recycled aluminum casting process. The paper draws from a project initiatied during IDDS 2013 in Zambia.
Meet the International Development Innovation Network, a group of nearly 500 innovators from around the world designing, developing, and disseminating low-cost technologies to improve the lives of people living in poverty.
This is a final project report by IDIN Network member and Rethink Relief 2014 participant Tobias Bahne on the design and development of rainwater collection technologies in Northern Uganda's refugee camps.
These are the full instructions to apply to host an International Development Design Summit in 2016.
If you have any questions about the process, please send them to the IDIN Tender Committee (idin.summits.tender@mit.edu) by January 23. We will answer all questions together at once by January 30. If you want to hear about people’s past experience organizing a summit, feel free to contact our IDIN Summits Advisory Committee (idin-summits-committee@mit.edu) or send an email to the listserv of all past IDDS organizers at idds.organizers@mit.edu.
This is a comprehensive guide to resources and opportunities available to IDIN Network members, including access to funding, workshop space, educational opportunities, technical support, and global communications tools.
IDDS participants and community members developed a small-scale manure spreader to improve soil fertility. For more information about this project, contact idds-tz-soil@mit.edu.
This report was written and filed by a team of participants at the International Development Design Summit in Tanzania. It is not final or comprehensive, but seeks to share information and knowledge gleaned from the team’s work during the summit.
