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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