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The Kudura as a triple-win sustainable development solution

KUDURA in the morning sunrise...
By LaerkeD on February 6, 2013
The last six months or so I have been writing my bachelor project at the University of Roskilde in Copenhagen, Denmark, and in relation to this I have studied triple-win solutions and RVE.SOL´s Kudura sustainable development solution in particular. This study involved an evaluation of Kudura in terms of its social, economic and environmental impact. Continue Reading...
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Want to help someone? Shut up and listen!

Geoffrey, trained with care to ensure it is done right!
By Vivian V on December 29, 2012
I recently came across this TED talk video by seasoned and acclaimed AID protagonist, Ernesto Sirolli. He speaks to an ever more popular perspective on AID in developing countries, one also espoused by 16 year World Bank veteran, Bill Easterly. The notion is this: after developed countries have spent ver 2.3 Trillion US$ on aid in Continue Reading...
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Sustainable development through provision of potable water

A young entrepreneur in the making...
By Vivian V on October 9, 2012
This month sees the 11-month anniversary of our Sidonge Pilot project – one that has been very rewarding and full of interesting lessons learned. We set out early 2011 to identify one or more sites in Eastern Africa for deployment of our sustainable development model, looking to validate three key points in proving our solution: Continue Reading...
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Triple-win solutions

By LaerkeD on September 27, 2012
I have been asked to write some more about the triple-win solutions, which I will gladly do! But to be able to explain the concept better, I will first briefly define the concept of sustainable development. The concept of sustainable development was defined by the World Commission on Environment and Development (WCED) in 1987 in Continue Reading...
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