Arctic Climate Experts: Cutting Black Carbon Emissions from ...
If you’ve seen sooty snow banks on the side of the road, you may have an idea of the...
Engineering for Change
Interest:Transport
Bridges, boats and wheels are connecting people in inventive ways. Bicycle ambulances save lives in the world’s hard-to-reach communities, clinics on buses take medical care to the village, and farmers build do-it-yourself tractors and drive trucks that pull double duty as water pumps and crop processors. Drivers and riders are at the center of transport design in global development.
Interest:Transport
Sustainable Transport Sector in LMICs: Challenges and Soluti...
Transport systems in low- and middle-income countries remain unable to meet the needs of the poorest and remote communities where people lack access to basic needs. Low-income countries in...
Ten Things You Can Do With a Bicycle
Inventors have recast the bicycle as a cheap power supply for myriad products. The world’s most efficient transportation device now handles everything from poop to ice cream. Several groups...
Research Brief: Low-Cost Cameras and Open-Source Algorithms ...
Motion-activated digital cameras can effectively measure traffic across trail bridges in low-resource settings, according to new research. The Mortenson Center in Global Engineering (MCGE) at the University of Colorado Boulder...
Eight Innovations Changing Urban Mobility and Transportation
This article is part of a series by students in the Sustainable Development program at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pensylvania (USA). The articles reveal snapshots of technology that is...
Trailbridges May Have A Far Broader Impact Than Once Thought
Early findings from surveys that the non-profit organization Bridges to Prosperity (B2P) conducted in rural Rwanda suggest that our trailbridges serve a geographic area much larger than we initially estimated....
Startups and Government: Two Different Roads to Better Trans...
There are a few things that everyone must experience in Lebanon’s capital city of Beirut: the delicious food, the wonderful weather, and the horrendous traffic. On average, Lebanese spend...
Introduction to T-SUM, the Transition to Sustainable Urban Mobility in Freetown
E4C’s Contributing Editor Dr. Daniel Oviedo, a lecturer in Transport and Urban Development Planning at the Development Planning Unit...
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Better Batteries Fuel a Surge of Electric Scooters in India and China
Two-wheelers – motorcycles and motorized scooters – account for the majority of vehicles on the roads in developing countries. China...
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A New Way of Thinking About Collaboration During Participatory Design Projects
If you’ve seen an unused latrine in a village that practices open defecation, or a new cookstove on a...
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Advanced Simulation May Change Product Manufacturing for the Better
There is a class of things that merge form and performance into labyrinthine lines that no person could have...
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Engineering for Change’s Research Fellow Ignatius Waikwa Wins a Prize and Advocates for Development Tech in a Kenyan Slum
Ask Ignatius Waikwa what he has been up to lately and you may have to settle in. Ignatius has...
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Experts Affirm Two Pillars of Sustainable Development: Open Source Tech and Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration
Sustainable development needs to transcend traditional boundaries to improve its efficacy. Experts working at the intersection of technology and...
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Bicycles and Pedestrians Are Key to Easing Congestion on Mumbai’s Suburban Trains
Nearly 3000 train services carry 8 million passengers daily through Mumbai, India’s financial capital. Suburban trains are chronically overcrowded,...
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Technological Innovation Is Key to Africa’s Sustainable Economic Development
African innovation in technology has to grow considerably and address long-term economic value if it is to compete in...
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Sexism and the city: how urban planning has failed women
We need to have a conversation about sexism and the city. Gender affects all other “vulnerable group” considerations in...
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Mission (im)possible: The Quest for Affordable Electric Vehicles for Emerging Markets
What would it take to design a cost-effective electric vehicle for emerging markets? This question was raised in the...
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