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DFD’s mandate includes:
• Conducting research on the social and economic problems affecting communities in developing countries, and identifying unmet needs so that appropriate design solutions and programs can be developed. • Relieving poverty and promoting health in developing countries by providing basic supplies and services through innovative and practical design solutions. • Advancing education by providing skills-training programs to individuals in developing countries and by educating the public on design-based community solutions.
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Design Can Make A Difference
Well-being, Industrial Design
Posted October 16, 2009
By Kara Pecknold
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Using design as a problem-solving tool to address issues in underserved areas of the world.
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