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Energy

Energy

Wednesday, Apr 26, 2017

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Be a Mentor

Be a Mentor

Tuesday, Apr 25, 2017

The value of one to one training cannot be overstated. Please describe the area of mentoring that you feel you would be most valuable to a young learner. Please update here on scdhub so that it reflects your skillset so that potential learners can connect with you directly. The SCD Hub is here as a network of people and organizations working collectively to provide structure and support for technical mentoring relationships.
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Get Involved

Get Involved

Tuesday, Apr 25, 2017

The Sustainable Development Hub is dedicated to improving access primarily to succinct videos that clearly illustrate standard and emergent best practices in the various aspects of improving and ensuring access to high quality drinking water ands impreovement asn wastewater management. We are always interested in stories about the challenges and solutions people face in their own communities. Our goal is to provide better access to useful training materials. We seek out videos that are short and concise for teaching best practices.
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Nominate an SME

Nominate an SME

Tuesday, Apr 25, 2017

Subject Matter Experts We can use a few subject specific reviewers to help complete our current archive upgrade. Subject matter experts don’t have to hold a degree or job in the field that they wish to contribute to, its best just to have a genuine interest, and a willingness to commit to a little time curating content in that subject. ‘Curating content’ can be as simple as submitting a few video and document urls when logged in, or opting to call or meet with experts and record a succinct dialogue about a specific challenge someone had experienced personally sustainable community development work.
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Documents

Documents

Monday, Apr 24, 2017

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Activity

Activity

Sunday, Apr 9, 2017

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Board of Directors

Greg Willson - director

Goals of SCD Hub online

  • Propsal Writing Assistance
  • Support planning with solutions library
  • Improve water solutions library
  • Curation of project Case Studies
  • Collaboration with UMN Peace Engineering

Meetups/ SCD Clinics:

  • Clinics focused on water solutions and IT support for partner groups – Wastewater and Sewage – Drinking Water – Municipal Solid Waste – Use of Peacewater methodology

Peace Engineering Program Announcement

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About SCD Hub

  • SCD Hub’s mission is to serve as a hub for sustainable community development in order to provide trustworthy development & training tools to facilitate project planning, design & execution.

  • SCD Hub serves a curated collection information supporting best practices in sustainable community development, at this time we are working closely with the new UNM Peace Engineering program improve the quality of our database and improve how it serves the short, medium and long term planning goals of projects.

  • Our current work emphasizes the life cycle of water. The list of outcomes is fine for a start. Clearly defined project goals and objectives are a crucial element for planning the activities and inputs required to launch and sustain a project. -Bernard Amadei, Ph.D., NAE

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SCD Hub’s pioneering work with UNM Peace Engineering program’s technical solutions library needs your support! We are working to document solutions for safe, affordable, accessible, and appropriate relationship with the lifecycle of water - from source to distribution, to disposal. Solid waste management lifecycle is also being researched in our library curation process.