Zoe Acher '08 Th'09: Humanitarian Engineering

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Zoe Acher '08 Th'09, member of Dartmouth's Humanitarian Engineering Leadership Program (HELP), talks about her work in Rwanda, where Thayer School students built a micro-hydropower generator to provide energy for lighting in a village that has no electricity.

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  • ImpresSed!!! GOod Work : ) Thats Wat I Alwayz Want To Do And eXpect Frm EveryOne

  • I am very interesting in the kind of knowledge you passed on to the community in Banda.

    Did you teach them to build a turbine from scratch or did you use an existing AC turbine from another machine?

    Also why did you pay them to develop the micro-hydro project. Usually project fail because payment was introduced and when payment ceases, there is little incentive to maintain the project.

    Not a criticism, just an insight. Would love to hear more.

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