Open hardware, knowledge sharing and skills development in the context of post-conflict and refugee contexts
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1) Millions of people have been displaced from South Sudan due to conflict, with over 1.5 million South Sudanese refugees now living in Uganda alone. Refugee camps face challenges like lack of access to education and limited infrastructure. 2) The #ASKotec kit is designed as a portable training set for skills development and empowerment in these contexts. It provides access to open technology and hardware innovation, education, and repair tools. 3) The #ASKotec aims to provide sustainable and robust infrastructure to aid learning through open source approaches and guides in both rural and urban areas. It is intended to support skills training and knowledge sharing.
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Open hardware, knowledge sharing and skills development in the context of post-conflict and refugee contexts
- 1. Open hardware, knowledge sharing and skills development in the context of post- conflict and refugee contexts Jaiksana A. Jose Twitter: @PlatformNGO
- 2. Intro:
- 3. NUMBERS OF A GLANCE 1.9 Million (IDPs in South Sudan - OCHA - August 4 2017) 212,700 (individuals seeking refugee at UNMISS bases in South Sudan) 2 Million (Refugees and asylum seekers in neighbouring countries) 1.5 Million (South Sudanese refugee in Uganda) 285,000 ( refugees in one settlement - now the world's largest camp) South Sudan / Uganda refugee camps
- 4. Challenges 01 02 Amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Curabitur eleifend a diam quis suscipit. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra. 03 Consectetur adipiscing elit. Curabitur eleifend lorem a diam quis suscipit. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent ipsum per conubia nostra. ● Access to education ● No connectivity ● Limited infrastructure ● Lost Hope?
- 5. Creating Solutions aimed at: 1. Skills and knowledge Development 2. Empowerment Solutions
- 6. #ASKotec The #ASKotec (also called #ASKotek) is a kit designed to work as a mobile trainer‘s set to tackle basic field challenges when it comes to Open Tech and Open Source Hardware innovation, education and repairing wherever needed. Providing access to Skills and Knowledge as an multi- functional Open Tech Emergency Case gives rural and urban innovators a new point of entrance.
- 7. Why #AskOtec? ● Robust / Portable ● Sustainable ● Access to infrastructure ● Aiding learning through Open source approaches and guides ● TOT based trainings
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- 10. ● Feedback ● Workshops on building radio transmitters ● Support to scale impact ● Video tutorials for further training What is next?
- 11. Open Q & A