Innovative change → Appropriateness
Organizations relating to Appropriateness
Lifeline Energy / London, UK / Est. 1998
Asian Alliance of Appropriate Technology Practitioners / Est. 1980
Centro di Educazione Sanitaria e Tecnologie Appropriate Sanitarie / Bologna, Italy / Est. 1979
Water, Engineering and Development Centre / Loughborough, UK / Est. 1972
Practical Action / Rugby, UK / Est. 1965
Institute of Appropriate Technology Transfer to Marginal Sectors of the Andrés Bello Convention / Lima, Peru / Est. 1986
Centro Mesoamericano de Estudios sobre Tecnologia Apropiada / Guatemala, Guatemala
International Network on Appropriate Technology
PATH / Seattle WA, USA / Est. 1977
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Action Strategies relating to Appropriateness
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