International Development Design Summit 2009

The 90 participants and organizers from around the world will work together to attempt to create, within weeks, technologies that could change lives. The twelve project IDDS 2009 teams went as follows:

Water, Sanitation and Health:

Chlorine Dosing

Local Chloring Production

Kid Friendly Latrine

ICT Enabled Baby Monitoring

Energy and Environment:

Small Scale Energy Storage

Cool Storage

Recycled Plastic Products

Portable Hydro Powered Light

Agricultural Processes:

Groundnut Threshing

Cassava Processing

Rice Threshing

Shea Oil Extraction

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SUMMIT, VISIT THE 2009 BLOG OR IDDS HOMEPAGE.

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