EMI Tech

Join Matt Chan, former EMI intern and WASH engineer as we will be discuss the application of behavior change theories in WASH and why it is important to consider.

An inside look at WASH at EMI – past, present, and future.

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EMI Architect Mathieu Lembelembe shares his experience with the knowledge gap between built-environment professionals and local builders and craftsmen in rural Africa.

Many project trips experience inconsistent power supply. How do we effectively perform structural design when computers are not an option?

EMI Staff member David B. explains the Flood Risk Management Hierarchy and how to utilize it to create a holistic intervention plan for flood resiliency.

Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Jeffrey D. Niemann, Ph.D. overviews relevant water quality properties and methods for assessing those properties.

Exploring the EMI-designed ‘microgrid’ electricity supply system for rural East Africa.

Where is the intersection between convention and innovation in EMI architecture?

Most EMI project trips involve some type of water supply, storage, and distribution system.

Civil Engineer Jeff Wing, P.E. presents a webinar case study on biodigester use in Cambodia in review of sustainable wastewater solutions.

Many of EMI's projects rely upon on-site absorption systems to treat wastewater. EMI Tech dives into how these systems work, what variations are possible and when each might be most appropriate.