Live and Learn is a non-government organisation that aims to reduce poverty and advance sustainable development through innovative environmental education and environmental management.
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2nd December 2009
2009 EWB Challenge Award Winners
University of Western Australia – “Biodigestion in Cambodia”
Curtin University – “Integrated Bamboo Catchment and Filtration System”
Flinders University – “Floating Land Project“
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9th November 2009
2009 EWB Challenge Outstanding Achievement Awards
On Friday the 6th of November, the EWB Challenge Preliminary Judging Panel selected this year's top 6 teams.
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29th July 2009
L&L Prototype Under Development
The Tonle Sap Floating Latrine Project has begun constructing prototype urine diversion pans in Kandal
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The Engineers Without Borders Challenge (EWB Challenge) is an Australasian design program for first-year university students. Students work in teams to develop conceptual designs for projects identified by EWB's community partners that contribute towards the sustainable development of disadvantaged communities.
The Tonle Sap region floods each year during the monsoon when it expands by up to 5 times. Floating villages move up to 10km with the expanding and receding flood waters, while stilted villages remain stationary, with vastly changing water levels. One of the significant environmental management issues is the lack of toilets in the floating and stilted communities. The project is designing latrines suitable for use in both floating and stilted communities.
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