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We are AFH New Delhi, a volunteer organization of architects, planners and designers, activists, students, and concerned citizens acting as representatives for Architecture for Humanity International, a non-profit organization founded in 1999 that fosters architectural solutions to assist social causes and communities in peril.
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Architecture for Humanity: Typhoon Ketsana (Ondoy) Rebuilding Appeal
Architecture for Humanity is responding to Typhoon Ketsana-Ondoy, which has affected the Philippines, Vietnam and Cambodia. Millions of people have been displaced, with the threat of more typhoons on their way possibly affecting even more people. We are raising funds for transitional and permanent reconstruction of areas affected. Please note this funding will be focused on longer-term recovery rather than emergency relief.

DONATE HERE http://www.architectureforhumanity.org/updates/2009-10-01-typhoon-ketsana-ondoy-rebuilding-appeal

Here’s how we can make an impact:

$10,000 will provide a rebuilding team for six months on the ground.
$20,000 will provide a team in two or more countries.
$50,000 will build a clinic or school.
$100,000 will build multiple community structures.

If we raise less than $10,000 then we will distribute it to local groups focused on reconstruction of affected communities.

After the 2004 South Asia Tsunami we raised close to $500,000, which enabled Architecture for Humanity to build community facilities and homes in more than 20 villages in India and Sri Lanka.

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1. Offer your services – link to offer services
2. Tweet this: Support Architecture for Humanity's Typhoon Ketsana (Ondoy) Rebuilding Appeal: http://bit.ly/3oYvyq
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4. Email 10 friends.
5. Host a bake sale (Over $200K was raised through bake sales and lemonade stands during the 2004 Tsunami).

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Gautam Trivedi T

World Challenge 09-Vote now for India's Barefoot solar engineers!

“They come as women, and they go back as tigers – they are so confident – oozing with confidence” Bunker Roy, Barefoot College

It’s hard to imagine that in parts of Africa south of the Sahara as little as 2% of the villages have access to electricity – that means no TVs, no microwaves, no fridges, and no electric light at night. Now the Barefoot College in India is training a small cadre of women to install solar panels in areas far away from any electricity grid. And Bunker Roy,… Continue

Posted by Gautam Trivedi T on November 2, 2009 at 11:20am

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Architecture for Humanity is hiring!!

Hi all,
The economy is still really tough. Many people are still uttering the word 'layoff' we are shouting at the top of our voices 'let's hire'. We cannot stress this enough. If you don't apply, you won't get the job. This is the moment to take a tour of duty to help improve the lives of a community and remind yourself why you became a designer in the first place. Now is the time to give a damn. X10

This includes:
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Posted by Gautam Trivedi T on October 16, 2009 at 9:03am

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Transformative Urban Public Works Plan for Medellín, Colombia Wins 2009 Curry Stone Design Prize for Emerging Humanitarian Innovation


A bold and ambitious public works plan for the Colombian city of Medellín that helped revitalize its poorest neighborhoods and transform what was considered the deadliest city in the world into a vibrant, urban hub is the winner of the 2009 Curry Stone Design Prize. Alejandro E… Continue

Posted by Gautam Trivedi T on September 25, 2009 at 8:00am


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