Paper Two: Poverty, Health and Wellbeing Flashcards
Article 25 of the United nations’ Deceleration of Human Rights (1948)- poverty, health and wellbeing
‘everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care’
-some designers and organisations are rising to this challenge
Designer responses to challenges- Trevor Bayliss
response to lack of radio batteries in parts of Africa
-wind up radio requiring no batteries
response to danger and expense of kerosene for lamps in Kenya
Gravityight Foundation: -‘GravityLight’ LED lighting requiring no kerosene
Designer responses to challenges- Practical Action (NGO) response to poverty in developing countries
-appropriate technological, ‘open’ design solutions
Designer responses to challenges- Intuitive Surgery response to Advanced, safe surgery
-the ‘da Vinci’ robotic surgery system
Designer responses to challenges- NHS response to repairing skill injuries
-3D printed polymer implants