Role-Play

This is our quest to end poverty for small farmers in rural India by helping them change the fundamental economic conditions under which they earn their livelihoods.

Empowering SNAP (EBT/food-stamp) recipients to embrace the opportunity to use their supplemental nutrition benefits to support local agriculture, thus becoming advocates of social and environmental change as opposed to recipients of public charity.

CHIPS’ Community Animal Health Worker (CAHW) program team spends a day bringing brainstorming ideas to life.

"Take a chill we'll remember your pill"

The traditional Facility, and process of a healtcare organ is part of the problem of the healthcare system. Regardless of what medical situation takes us to a hospital, one absolute exists: no one wants to be there. 

People want the outcome of going to a hospital—improved health for themselves or their loved ones—but they really do not want to be there. Hospitals can alleviate this feeling of imprisonment, by expanding the healthcare outside of the hospital.

A quick session to gain an understanding of the project and create a spring board to move forward with.

Our project is designed to solve a problem of discrepancy between people's dreams and their opportunities. I worked at a research of professional burnout during my MBA program and found that this is the main reason for it. Lots of people in Russia and CIS need to choose a profession and education not by their desire but by economic issues. This inconsistency leads to labor problems and decrease in work efficiency as well as mental and physical health problems. We decided to create a system which could help people to realize what work is more suitable for them, to find their profession and to have free access to education either they what to obtain their first degree or change occupation.

This project seeks to encourage the widespread use of guama (Inga edulis) in alley-cropping agroforestry systems to combat deforestation, provide food security, and connect landscapes across a mosaic of uses that benefit people and wildlife.

Guama is a fast-growing native tree species. Grown alongside corn and beans, it provides a wealth of benefits, including: (1) As leaves fall and decompose, they provide organic material to replace nutrients and enrich the soil. The leaves also serve as mulch, suppressing the growth of weeds; (2) Trees shade the soil, cooling it and helping it to retain more moisture; (3) The deep roots of guama help with nitrogen fixation, pulling nutrients from lower layers of soil into a form and place that can be used by crops; and (4) The branches of the guama tree can be trimmed and the wood used for firewood, reducing the pressure on nearby forests.

Jacaranda Health developed tools, job aids, etc. to make our obstetric emergency clinical protocols more accessible and midwife friendly, through focus groups and testing prototypes.

Modest technological innovations, design solutions and methods that aim to strengthen and support livelihoods.