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A New Way of Thinking About Collaboration During…
If you’ve seen an unused latrine in a village that practices…
About Andrew Drain
Andrew is the Technology Development Lead at Engineers Without Borders Australia. In this role, Andrew leads the development of new humanitarian technology projects and the implementation of a new human centered design process across the organisation. He is based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Previous to this, Andrew worked as a Lecturer at Massey University, New Zealand. Andrew’s research focuses on the collaborative design process used for humanitarian technology development, and in particular, how collaboration can be evaluated and enhanced for better project impact.
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Engaging Students in Humanitarian Technology Projects: Six Expert…
How to engage students in humanitarian technology work was the topic…
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Handbook of Participatory Design for Appropriate Technology
Truly collaborative humanitarian technology development is hard. Unexpected factors such as…
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The Five-Step Innovation Process: UNLEASH’s Design Workshop, Introduced…
Attempts to solve problems in underserved communities live and die by…
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The Necessary Trade-Offs When Co-Designing New Technology
The co-design of new technology with communities has benefits and trade-offs.…