This content emphasises human-centred design in resource-constrained communities, highlighting significant challenges and providing evidence-based solutions across various sectors. Early articles focus on the issues faced in the Rohingya camps in Bangladesh, analysing the struggles of both the humanitarian workforce and the displaced community.
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Camp Level SWM System Redesign.
Infrastructure and Activities. The primary objective of this document is to obtain and disseminate a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities of the SWM system (infrastructure and activities) within the Rohingya camp context in…
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A Sustainable Protection for Bamboo in Shelter and Site Development.
Architectural Material Prime Development, A Fundamental Solution offering corrosion and crack-resistant for Resilient Shelter, Stair, Bridge and Retaining Wall Foundation, Poles and Soil Nail. It is to transform bamboo structures in vulnerable communities and environments,…
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Upcycling System for Non-Recyclable Plastics.
This study unveils a conceptual design tackling LDPE and low-grade or non-recyclable plastic issues, with a shift towards large-scale upcycling over traditional recycling. It emphasizes rapid deployment, cost-efficiency, and adaptability for resource-limited areas. By choosing…
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Community-Captured Field Pictures -2024.
Within the challenging context of the Rohingya camp, the community endures formidable difficulties. Despite the dedicated efforts of humanitarian organizations, the environment in the camp remains marred by adversity. This photo gallery serves as unaltered…
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Community-Captured Field Pictures – 2023.
Within the challenging context of the Rohingya camp, the community endures formidable difficulties. Despite the dedicated efforts of humanitarian organizations, the environment in the camp remains marked by adversity. This photo gallery serves as an…
Sustainable Design In Humanitarian Action 