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En el mundo en desarrollo, el diseo inteligente puede hacer la diferencia entre la vida y la muerte.
Aqu hay seis productos que pueden salvar vidas.
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La jarra de leche Mazzi para los productores de leche reduce el derrame y el deterioro.

Christian Weber

AYUDANTE DEL AGRICULTOR

Global de Buenas Mazzi Milk Jug

POR LIZ STINSON

En Occidente, los productores de leche son el primer eslabn de una cadena de

procesamiento de hiper-eficiente. En Kenia, hacen todo ellos mismos, desde el ordeo
de llevar sus productos al mercado. Como resultado, hasta 5 por ciento de la leche que
se produce cada ao se pierde a cualquiera de derrame o de descomposicin-una
importante sangra econmica. El mayor culpable es el jerrican la mayora de los
agricultores utilizan para llevar la leche. As Global Buena creado el Mazzi, un
recipiente lo suficientemente grande como para llevar a la produccin de un da de la
tpica granja de tres vacas, alrededor de 2.5 galones. Se llegar al mercado el prximo
ao en ocho pases africanos.

Cmo funciona:

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Lamosca

Un embudo desmontable permite a los agricultores a la leche directamente en la jarra para que no haya
transferencias. Y los extremos del asa Mazzi (en el lado trasero) son pellizc, eliminando huecos que puedas
bacterias refugio. La boca de 7 pulgadas permite a los usuarios a llegar dentro de fregar cada pulgada.

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More of this, Wired! An interesting, unique article on tech innovations. Well played, Tim Brown. I
learned a lot. For some reason, I found the solar powered toilet fascinating.
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Frank @Home

4 days ago

Brilliant, but some lack of a finishing touch.

Especially the Toilet and Cholera killer needs in my opinion improvement for the treatment
function.
I read since years about water purification by uv-c light (UV Water Purifier Systems), portable for
drinking water, fish pond filter or stationary water recycle systems for big suburbs. The water
can be reused forever.
Especially in humanitarian crisis regions like now in the Philippines, a cheap well purification
pump could help to prevent diarrhea and provide needed drinking water. Portable pumps could
be deployed quickly into the regions and can be reused later somewhere else.
Also I saw compost toilets in some Australian National Parks, not only disposing waste but
reusing it as compost.
Hope we find a few willing producers and some clever buyer to supply these brilliant ideas to the
needed.
Yours
Frank
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Jelly Jim

6 days ago

"This trend has its roots in the early 2000s, when business writer C. K. Prahaladchallenged the
then-dominant view of the world's poorest people as charity cases who would gratefully use
anything they were given."
Is there a particular text that Tim Brown is referring to when he mentions this? I see that
Prahalad has quite a few books and articles to his name; I'd like to know more about this aspect
of his work.
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Jelly Jim a day ago

I believe it refers to 'the bottom of the pyramid': http://www.amazon.com/Fortune-...

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Jelly Jim

Ewout a day ago

Thanks - did a bit more digging after reading and ended up putting that on my
Wish List. Looks to be a good read.
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a day ago

you should have included golden rice, which will save thousands of children from death and
blindness every day.
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euk ary 0t e

a day ago

Odd - this page crashes reliably on my iphone 5S but works fine on desktop. I think you guys
found a bug in iOS Safari :)
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biblevers e1

a day ago

Good stuff.
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S c ot t ie Higgins

19 hours ago

Preventing soil erosion with the old systems is a #1 priority! Looks like a great system
that Will work fine!
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it s allinplat o

19 hours ago

I think your numbers are off on the milk jug. In the US most cows produce more than 2.5 gallons
of milk every time they are milked, which is normally 2 or 3 times a day. Even accounting for
significantly less-than-ideal genetics and feed a single cow should give at least that much in a
day.
And speaking as a dairy farmer, a jug that is designed to exactly one day's supply of milk is just a
bad idea. It either won't be full, or you will have to dump some on the ground to fit the rest in the
jug. So much for eliminating waste.
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Felix K rull

a day ago

Crap. Airbrush projects.

A plastic milk jug with a funnel? A vagina insert?
Really?
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B rian S mit h

FelixKrull 20 hours ago

Yes Really. Sometimes the best ideas are also pretty simple.
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Dark nes s

20 hours ago

An innovative set of solutions to some lingering problems.

Oddly enough the Gates Foundation chose to support one that must be cemented in place and
is a source of revenue for the toilet owner. A vast array of crap collectors that charge user fees
while charging for providing the output to increase crops. I can see why Billy The Boy thought it
was a great idea.
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Darkness 20 hours ago

"Billy the Boy" is worth 50 billion $$ and has donated almost all of it to causes like this.
How much have you given?
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Brian Smith 19 hours ago

Without you stating your numbers the accusatory statement rings hollow. Giving
away unearned billions compares to others giving away hard earned money how,
exactly?
Billy The Boy is a self professed software genius who's claim to fame is selling
the most bug ridden, over priced malware in the history of the business. He got
there via his parents having enough money to fund his initial business, luck and a
soulless disregard for basic business ethics and humanity. All of which is the very
essence of Microsoft such that stealing the work of others and making billions by
trolling bad patents is their first choice in the many sectors, see force feedback
for MS game controllers or embrace, extend, extinguish.
There are two reasons for his current level of donations and the first is his wife
with the second being his age. Getting older has produced the awareness
necessary for him to realize that his greed (and the blue screen of death) was his
only legacy.
Malinda has solved that nicely. The world is a better place for it, that his fortune
finally is producing some good has nothing to do with him. Unless it was
suggested by a PR firm it never would have crossed his mind without her council.
Like the robber barons of old, he is buying his way into a heaven and a writing a
better obit than he had earned on his own thus far.
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Darkness 19 hours ago

I hate Windows, but Bill Gates IS a software genius, and he IS a wonderful

man who is dedicating his life and his fortune to helping others.
So step off your high horse there, buddy.
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Carbon-12

Darkness 19 hours ago

I can see that $0.05/day adds up to...

A whopping $18 a year. Yep, he's bankrupting people with this.
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Ic eTrey

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15 hours ago

If you got the female condom you don't need the female!
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Tom W ils on

15 hours ago

This article crashes Safari on my iPhone 5S :)

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