Wednesday, January 9, 2008

Businesses have designs for the poor

http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/biztech/12/20/digital.design/index.html

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Results: Sanitary Facilities for HIDO



HIDO has chosen 3 designs which we wanted to share with you all.
From Left to Right:

1. :: Compliance Health Dignity was a Cooler Solutions project between Terence Woodside, engineer and Mike Loveless, industrial designer (Canada)
2. :: Half a Daisy-Toilet designed by Oana Blei (Romenia)
3. :: WWC (without water closet) designed by Mauro Mufatti (Italy)
For more info visit our website:
http://www.humanidesign.org/contesttoilets1.html

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

NEED --- The Humanitarian Magazine



For those who haven't heard or seen this yet, have a look at following website:

www.needmagazine.com

NEED magazine creates exposure for humanitarian aid via an informative, artistic, visual narrative of human stories.
It shows you a different view on life. Stories of other people who will give you more inside on what happens on the other side of the world or close by for that matter.

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

DESIGN OUR CHRISTMAS CARDS....



:: CALL FOR ENTRIES
Your design skills can help us finance our projects...

This is an early CALL to you all to get yourself in the Christmas spirit to help us out by designing our Christmas cards which we will sell online to support our projects.
We will finally choose between 5 to 10 designs and will mention the name of the designer on the card.
Visit the website for more details on the requirements.
http://www.humanidesign.org/contestchristmas.html

Submission deadline :: 8 October 2007
Announcement of the chosen designs :: 29 October 2007

SANITARY FACILITIES?


:: CALL FOR ENTRIES
'Where do you go to the toilet?'

Due to free education in many developing countries, schools receive a lot more children. Organisations build new classrooms to respond to the request but there is one thing that many still forget, namely toilets. Let’s be creative and help them to find a solution to conquer this issue.
This can go from new concepts to a toilet as we know it, for rural areas out of low cost materials. MAKE A DIFFERENCE in the daily lives of million’s of children. Visit our website for more details.
http://www.humanidesign.org/contesttoilets.html

Submission deadline :: 22 October 2007
Announcement of the chosen idea(s) :: 12 November 2007

Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Result Awareness Project






The poster that will represent RENOCP's campaign, 'End Violence Against Girls and Women' is designed by Tomasz Ochotny. His subtle way of expressing how African women suffer in silence will hopefully invite girls and women to open up on gender-based-violence issues. May the future of these girls and women become brighter.


For more info visit:
www.humanidesign.org/winningposter.html
www.renocp.net

Sunday, May 6, 2007

DESIGN for the other 90%


"A new breed of industrial designer is confronting Third World poverty with
innovtive products aimed at encouraging rural entrepreneurs. Unliek
foreign aid, they say, their stratgy fosters dignity, not dependence, and
ensures sustainabiltiy. Low cost water purifiers, crop preservers,
wireless lighting, drip irrigation and loda-carrying bicycles are among the
simple but ingenious products being mass-produced."

You can find more information on this exhibition at:
www.peoplesdesignaward.org/design_for_the_other_90