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EWB Monash Ideathon

EWB Monash Ideathon

The EWB Ideathon is an event in which teams to come up with innovative ideas to overcome challenges in a given geographical context. It will be run as a weekend event from the 11th-12th of August at Monash University. Prizes and Sponsors to be announced.

  • Home
  • About
    • Info Pack
    • Competition Rules
      • Eligibility
      • Code of Conduct
      • Event Housekeeping
      • Deliverable Submissions
    • Event Structure
      • Schedule
      • Additional Info
    • Mentor and Judging Panel
    • Prizes
  • Ideathon Resources
    • Info Pack
    • Case Study
    • Subtopics
      • 1.1 Prevention of Diseases
      • 1.2 Biosafety Hazards: Assisting Field Researchers and Protecting Local Communities
      • 2.1 Early Detection, Real Time Surveillance and Reporting Epidemics
      • 3.1 Emergency Preparedness, Response Planning and Response Operations
      • 3.2 Risk Communication: Information Distribution, Use of Media, and Educating Local Communities
      • 3.3 Access to Communication Infrastructures Before, During and After an Emergency
      • 4.1 Healthcare Access and Availability of Equipment
      • 4.2 Distribution of Vaccines
    • Infographics
    • Human Centred Design Workshop
  • During the Day
    • Event Schedule
    • 2020 Team List
    • Slide Decks
    • Important Links
    • Deliverables
      • Deliverable Submissions
    • Marking Rubric
  • Tickets
  • Sponsors
  • Contact and FAQ

Slide Decks

Click the list below to download the slide deck for the presentations.

Pre-event:

  1. Intro to Human Centred Design (HCD): Ideathon Edition

Day 1

  1. Day 1 Welcome
  2. HCD Recap and Intro to Case Study
  3. ICUR Research Workshop
  4. Appropriate Technology Workshop
  5. Day 1 Closing Presentation

Day 2

  1. Day 2 Welcome
  2. Pitching Structure Outline
  3. Closing Presentation

Find Us

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Engineers Without Borders Monash

Instagram
@ewbmonash

Email
ideathon.ewbmonash@gmail.com

About EWB Monash

Our mission is to connect, educate and empower people through humanitarian engineering.
 
We act with integrity, upholding our values of community, sustainability, respect, learning and quality in all that we do.
 
EWB respectfully acknowledges and pays respects to the Elders and Traditional Owners of the land on which we work. 

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