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Remote sensing is revolutionizing hydrology by providing precise tools to monitor and manage water resources. ?? By analyzing satellite data, we can better understand water cycles, predict floods, and optimize water usage—essential steps toward addressing global water challenges. E4C Fellow Jhon Vila Solier delves into how this cutting-edge technology transforms hydrological studies, enabling smarter, more sustainable water management practices. By leveraging these advancements, we can strengthen global efforts to conserve this vital resource. ?? Continue reading at Engineering for Change: https://bit.ly/40TLqQN #E4CFellowship #technology #socialimpact #hydrology

?? Vertical farming is redefining agriculture in Africa by offering a sustainable way to increase crop production while addressing land scarcity and climate challenges. E4C Fellow Oyeshile Oluwatobi explores how this innovative approach can modernize African farming, making it more resilient and efficient. Through resource optimization and technology, vertical farming holds the potential to increase food security across the continent. Learn more about how vertical farming is shaping the future of agriculture in Africa in Oyeshile’s insightful article. ?? Continue reading at Engineering for Change: https://bit.ly/4fNXZRW #E4CFellowship #technology #sdg #socialimpact

Deogratias Amani’s work at Simprints is a perfect example of how global teams across different time zones can work asynchronously to tackle projects together. Simprints has transformative solutions for transparency and identity to improve sustainable global development. Thank you, Simprints, for your collaboration as an Impact Partner. If you're interested in partnering with skilled Fellows, Impact Project applications are open through Nov. 30! ?? ?? Apply here: https://bit.ly/4gBD1qn #E4CFellows #ImpactProject #GlobalDevelopment

We hear you! You need a little extra time to complete your Impact Project applications and we're here to help. We’ve extended the deadline to November 30th. We could all use an extra pair of hands to realize our sustainability goals. This is your chance to collaborate with skilled E4C Fellows on your design, research, or workflow optimization projects. Submit your request today and let’s create meaningful, sustainable change together. ??? Deadline: November 30th Fill out the form at the link below. This is your opportunity to make a global impact! ??https://bit.ly/4gBD1qn #E4CImpactProject #SustainableDevelopment #CleanEnergy #E4C #E4CFellowship #Innovation

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The Good Machine venture studio portfolio company Balloon Tech, Co. is prototyping a high-altitude platform to enhance wildfire control with engineering design support from Engineering for Change Fellows. This is what an Impact Partnership with E4C looks like.

Meet Pallavi Kunwar, an Environmental Engineer from Kathmandu, Nepal, and a 2020 E4C Fellow. During her time as a Fellow in the water sector, Pallavi mapped the State of Engineering for Global Development in Asia. The fellowship experience changed her life, she says. ?? The E4C Fellowship provided Pallavi with an unparalleled platform for personal and professional growth. From networking and mentorship to collaborating with a diverse global community, she found herself growing exponentially. The experience helped shape her into a more considerate, accountable team player—and, importantly, taught her humility, she says. ?? Her advice to current and future fellows? "Stay open, hungry, and curious for new ideas and challenges. Embrace feedback from mentors and colleagues, and leverage the incredible networking opportunities that E4C offers. This journey will have a profound impact on your life." We’re thrilled to share in Pallavi’s successes during this 10th anniversary of the E4C Fellowship! ? Join us in celebrating 10 years of innovation and impact! Feeling inspired? Share your thoughts in the comments, and express your interest in joining the E4C Fellowship 2025 cohort at the link below! ?? https://lnkd.in/ejTdyE4c #E4C10Years #FellowshipJourney #E4C #SustainableSolutions #CareerGrowth?

Your voice matters! At Engineering for Change, we value your feedback and strive to create the best possible experience for our community. That's why we're inviting you to take part in a quick five-minute survey to help us better understand your needs and interests. Your opinion is important to us! By sharing your views, you'll help shape future programs, events and resources that are important to you. As a token of our appreciation, E4C members who complete the survey will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a (USD) $50 Amazon gift card! ?? Take the five-minute survey here: https://bit.ly/4dLdFUw #E4C #ASME #ESDCareers

Meet Gerard Georges, Director of Architecture at Build Health International, and Kevin Ndeti, an electrical engineer who joined Build Health International’s medical oxygen team after participating as an E4C Fellow with the organization in 2021. Build Health International (BHI) promotes access to quality healthcare as a universal right, even in the most low-resource settings. In 2021, BHI worked with E4C Fellow Kevin Ndeti, an electrical engineer from Nairobi, Kenya, who brought his expertise to one of their most impactful projects—the Wesleyan Hospital master plan in La Gonave, Haiti. ???? Kevin’s role was pivotal in developing standards for infrastructure assessments and solar energy distribution strategies, helping to ensure that the hospital could operate sustainably and efficiently. After his work BHI hired him full-time to join their medical oxygen team and continue advancing solar-powered healthcare solutions across sub-Saharan Africa. ?? Kevin’s advice for current and future fellows? “Embrace the opportunity to work on meaningful projects and build connections with talented peers who are making a difference.” ?? Interested in making an impact with us? Let us help you create sustainable solutions by becoming an Impact Project Partner with E4C! Fill out this request form now and join us in advancing sustainability.? ?? https://bit.ly/4gBD1qn #E4CImpactProject #SustainableDevelopment #CleanEnergy #E4C #E4CFellowship #Innovation ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers)

This will be an interesting conversation. BURN is doing something unique in engineering for sustainable development, and they’re doing it very well. There are lots of great startups and established companies manufacturing clean-burning cookstoves, but BURN put in the work and figured out how to manufacture locally in Kenya. They built a factory and hired and trained technically skilled personnel to manufacture their clean cooking products. All in-house designs, all optimized for the fuels they use and for the markets they serve. BURN has delivered 4.5 million cookstoves, making it the largest cookstove manufacturer in Africa and a leading cookstove company globally. Now BURN sells clean cooking carbon credits by leveraging their clean tech. The company manages the process from the design of the stove to the sale of the credits, making it the only fully integrated clean cookstove carbon developer in the world. BURN’s path since 2014 has been a master class in local, sustainable manufacturing, and their CEO Peter Scott will share lessons from the experience in this upcoming webinar. Register for it!