Land Development & Urban Planning

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Civil Engineer

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Civil Engineer; Transportation Planner; Systems Engineer; Product Manager; Land/Urban Planner; Land Development and Urban Planning; Utilities; Energy and Natural Resources; Product Design

Urban slums are growing at a blistering pace. 1 billion live in urban slums today, and 2 billion people will do so by 2030. These areas aren't getting bigger; they are just getting more and more crowded. It means that delivering basic services, such as sanitation, can be extremely challenging. At the same time, typical solutions that we have traditionally utilized to solve these challenges, such as sewer systems, are expensive to implement and maintain. Governments are at a loss on what to do. But there is hope.<br /><br />In this session, 4 organizations - Sanergy, SOIL, Sanivation and Catapult Design, will discuss how Autodesk technologies - Fusion and AutodCAD 360 in particular - and design-thinking have been critical in tackling the sanitation challenge in urban slums in Kenya and Haiti to provide residents with access to clean, safe toilets and handwashing, and that waste is being safely removed from the environment and converted into valuable end products, such as fertilizer and energy.

Holy Crap: Using Autodesk Technologies to Tackle the Global Sanitation Crisis

Urban slums are growing at a blistering pace. 1 billion live in urban slums today, and 2 billion people will do so by 2030. These areas aren't getting bigger; t

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Holy Crap: Using Autodesk Technologies to Tackle the Global Sanitation Crisis