English III C103

Empowering Communities: Engineering for Global Change My project aims to harness globalization for the benefit of third-world countries, focusing on affordability and ease of use. To address financial concerns, we seek funding through collaborations with international organizations and grants. The engineering solution involves creating low-cost, user-friendly technologies, such as solar-powered, portable learning hubs. These hubs provide essential services like education, healthcare, and agriculture, empowering communities to break the cycle of poverty. To ensure accessibility, our team prioritizes simplicity and adaptability, conducting thorough community engagement to tailor the technology to specific needs. By marrying engineering expertise with sustainability and community involvement, we strive to turn globalization into a positive force, fostering lasting change in third-world communities.

 What is coming for developing countries? Recently, as an effect of the pandemic, developed countries that are giants of consume in the industry, have noticed that having the root of their industry in most of sectors of their economy in countries of another continent, and specially with political differences with them, is kind of risky for the stability of the nation in long term, additionally it is expensive and environmentally costly. The solution for this problem is the Nearshoring. The meaning of this flamboyant term is the strategy of externalization of the industry but in a close place with the same time zone where the production cost is inferior than in the previous place. Nearshoring was becoming recently a trend between enterprises from developed economies  and is getting popularity in less developed ones as a great source of employment. Furthermore, this kind of jobes tend to be better paid despite the significant salary difference with the source country, that is because fir

Health tracker. this idea is simple, its just going to be a microchip that would be implemented on all newborns,this microchip could keep track of, the overall health of the user, location and store important data, this should not be expensive since electronics are cheap nowadays, this device could also help the goverment keep track of the overall population, this device would also help a lot on the medical areas, since its inside the body an scan of the device must deliver data such as,blood type, alergies, current blood stadistics, and any diseases the user might have. since this is useful for the medical area and the goverment, the founding must be from these two powerful entities, leaving a lot of room for improvement and further research. is it easy to use for third world countries? at the start it may not, since medics and goverment personel must be updated with the most recent info, and that would take some years, but once running this might help to keep a higher life quality an

  Idea : "ToDosNet: Affordable and Accessible Internet Hub" Funds: Government Grants and Aid : Seek funding from governments, international organizations, and non-profits specializing in development projects for third-world countries. Private Partnerships : Collaborate with tech companies, internet service providers, and philanthropic organizations that have an interest in bridging the digital divide. Crowdfunding : Utilize crowdfunding platforms to gather support from individuals who believe in the project's mission. The project aims to provide affordable and accessible internet access to remote and underserved areas in third-world countries, just as starlink, but without people having to pay for it. How is it going to be profitable for the funders? Easy, they can put publicity images of everything. ToDosNet aims to leverage globalization by connecting previously isolated communities to the global digital economy. This project aligns with the United Nations' Sustai