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We are glad to announce that research finding on the topic “Enabling safe drinking water in Buea” are now available for the general public.
The research was conducted by William Douglas and Brendan Sherry from the UK as part of their Master’s Thesis.
Summarized versions of their final papers can be downloaded from the following links:
We would like to welcome Brendan Sherry to HINT.
Brendan is from Imperial College London and currently completing his M.Sc in Environmental Technology. He will research on the project “Enabling Safe Water Supply” that is intended to provide safe portable water to three villages: Bonduma, Wotolo, and Bokoko.
For more information on the project, click here or visit the project on the website of Engineers Without Borders, UK.
Welcome Brendan
To contact Brendan by email: Brendan Sherry
We would like to welcome William Douglas to HINT.
Will is from Cranfield University in London and currently completing his M.Sc in Environmental Technology. He will research on the project “Enabling Safe Water Supply” that is intended to provide safe portable water to three villages: Bonduma, Wotolo, and Bokoko.
For more information on the project, click here or visit the project on the website of Engineers Without Borders, UK.
Welcome Will.
To contact Will by email: William Douglas
Two UK engineering students, Brendan Sherry, an Environmental Technology Masters Degree Student at Imperial University in London, concentrating on Water Management and William Douglas, a Masters Student at Cranfield University with significant professional and overseas experience will both be visiting HINT this summer to carry out research and feasibility studies on the project Enabling Clean and Safe Water Supply.
Enabling Clean and Safe Water Supply is a join project between Helps International (HINT) and Engineers Without Border in the UK.
More on this as it happens.
The young travelers (SEBASTIAN LINDSTROM & EVAN FOWLER) will cross Africa as the locals do, in search of people who are making a difference to young people in need.
The journey will mark the start of the What Took You So Long Foundation, a movement of and for young people who want to make a difference. This journey is the Foundation’s first fundraiser.
The 14,200km journey, from Marrakech to Cape Town will be done by public transportation via: Buses, bush taxis, tro-tros, trains and a short ride in a small plane.
SEBASTIAN LINDSTROM
Formerly attached to Swedish special forces, Sebastian is an experienced traveler and co-founder of a grassroots NGO in Ghana providing support to children in need. He is currently pursuing studies at Hong Kong University.
EVAN FOWLER
Born and raised in Asia and the UK, Evan is an experienced traveler and documentary film maker. He currently resides in Hong Kong where he founded Mirror Productions, a multimedia company specialising in raising social and environmental awareness.
We at HINT look forward tot receiving Sebastian & Evan
More as it develops