Sudan University of Science & Technology: Peace Engineering Hub (SUST-PENG) Community Engineering Response Team (CERT)
أطلقت جامعة السودان للعلوم والتكنولوجيا بالشراكة مع هندسة السلام1 و مشروع ECHO2 أول ECHO خاص بالهندسة يوم السبت الموافق 2 يوليو 2022م. فريق منصة جامعة السودان للعلوم والتكنولوجيا لهندسة السلام SUST-PENG، بقيادة الدكتورة تقوى موسى، عضو هيئة التدريس والمدير المشارك لمركز مشروع ECHO بالجامعة، وفاطمة جلال، منسق ECHO ، سيقومون بإطلاق فريق الاستجابة الهندسية المجتمعية CERT.
تم تكوين فريق CERT على غرار
فريق الاستجابة الطبية المجتمعية (CMRT) الناجح للغاية الذي يتبع للمركز الطبي بجامعة نبراسكا.3. The CERT ECHO learners, senior
engineering students, will join in a virtual community of practice held by the global team from
PEACE Engineering.
The first series is focused on Waste Management, as uncollected waste
poses a significant problem for communities in Sudan. Curriculum and content have already
been developed. From this ECHO, students will be equipped to develop their senior projects
and launch entrepreneurial activities for the creation of jobs. As part of the CERT, these
students will go out to the community and work together to bring their projects to life for
socioeconomic development and community service.
This work is partially supported by the
Sustainable Development and Response Organization (www.sudro.org). Faculty, staff, and
students from the PEACE Engineering program at the University of New Mexico School of
Engineering, as well as Peace Engineering Consortium members, are close collaborators. The
communities of the following organizations, ISTEC (www.istec.org), IFEES (www.ifees.net), and
GEDC (www.gedcouncil.org), are being asked to engage.
SUST-PENG will be the first hub in Africa to launch on iECHO platform!!!!!
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Foils of War by Mark Matthews, January 2022, ASEE Prism, https://www.asee-prism.org/foils-of-war/
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Project ECHO, https://hsc.unm.edu/echo/
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“How Sudan Medical Students Used COVID to Improve Community Health”
https://www.rfi.fr/en/africa/20220619-how-medical-students-in-sudan-used-covid-to-improve-community-health