- Overview
Programme
- Session Info
- Speakers
- Venue
DAY ONE
Day 1 Conference Streams:
Indigenous Australia and Reconcilation:
The engineering sector is arguably one of the most well positioned sectors to assist in 'closing the gap'. This stream is dedicated to exploring opportunities for indigenous employment, education and reconcilation in the engineering sector.
Human Centred Design:
Appropriate technology requires a people approach to design. This stream presents Human Centred Design; a methodology that can be applied to ensure appropriate, people centered outcomes.
Engineering Education:
EWB engages with universities Australia wide in undergraduate research projects, connecting students with our overseas placements. This stream presents research findings and leading thought around university engagement for humanitarian engineering.
DAY TWO
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0800 |
Breakfast and registration open |
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0830 |
MC Intro |
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0900 |
Keynote |
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Parallel sessions |
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1000 |
Parallel 1.A |
Parallel 2.A |
Parallel 3.A |
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CSR: Not just a sweetner |
The Aust Defence Force Support Humanitarian Outcomes -Neil Greet, Engineers Australia |
Priorities of Humanitarian Engineering Forum: Capacity Building |
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1100 |
Morning Tea |
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1130 |
Parallel 1.B |
Parallel 2.B |
Parallel 3.B |
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Brokering Partnerships for Sustainable Development |
Priorities of Humanitarian Engineering Forum: Reconciliation |
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1230 |
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1330 |
Inspiration, Motivation, Aspiration Session |
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1400 |
Keynote: Tim Jarvis (Senior Associate Sustainability Arup) |
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Parallel Sessions |
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1500 |
Parallel 1.C |
Parallel 2.C |
Parallel 3.C |
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Immediate Action |
Priorities of Humanitarian Engineering Forum: Appropriate Technology |
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1600 |
Parallel 1.D |
Parallel 2.D |
Parallel 3.D |
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The India Context Part 1: Working with the rural poor |
Priorities of Humanitarian Engineering Forum: Commitment & Leadership |
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1700 |
Afternoon Tea |
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1730 |
Keynote |
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Day 2 Conference Streams:
Corporate Social Responsibility and Engagement:
Most engineering companies across Australia now have CSR programs in one form or another. This stream discusses leading thinking around CSR, case studies and advice for finding meaningful engagement opportunities.
Engineering, Risk and Disaster:
This stream explores the important role engineers play in the management of and recovery from humanitarian disasters and how leading engineering organisations have responded to disaster. It builds upon the content from the national Technical Workshop Series held throughout this year.
Defining a Path:
This stream identifies opportunities for the engineering community to engage in the priority theme areas identified at the Humanitarians Engineering Summit including, Commitment and Leadership; Appropriate Technology; Capacity Building and Education; Reconciliation.
DAY THREE
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Stream 2 Current Partnerships
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Stream 3 Engineers Assisting in Disaster
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0800 |
Breakfast and registration open |
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0830 |
MC Intro |
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0840 |
Opening Address |
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0900 |
Keynote |
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Parallel sessions |
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1000 |
Parallel 1.A |
Parallel 2.A |
Parallel 3.A |
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A Snapshot of Pro Bono Engineering |
Panel: Hand outs or hand ups? Community engagement in the WASH sector |
Alan McLean, CEO RedR Australia |
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1100 |
Morning Tea |
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1130 |
Parallel 1.B |
Parallel 2.B |
Parallel 3.B |
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Dinesh Jayasuriya, RedR |
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1230 |
Lunch |
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1330 |
Inspiration, Motivation, Aspiration Session |
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1400 |
Keynote |
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Parallel Sessions |
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1500 |
Parallel 1.C |
Parallel 2.C |
Parallel 3.C |
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College of Biomedical Engineering: Outcomes from the Technical Workshop Series |
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1600 |
Parallel 1.D |
Parallel 2.D |
Parallel 3.D |
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1700 |
Afternoon Tea |
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1730 |
Keynote Panel |
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1830 |
Closing remarks from incoming Engineers Australia president David Hood |
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Day 3 Conference Streams:
Progressing Humanitarian Engineering:
This stream explores legacy projects for the Year of Humanitarians Engineering, a pro-bono engineering model for Australia and potential future directions for the engineering sector.
Current Partnerships:
EWB works in partnership with several communities from local centres, to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and local Asian communities. This stream is dedicated to celebrating these partnerships through stories from the field.
Engineers Assisting in Disaster:
RedR Australia routinely deploys professional engineers to disaster zones via United Nations mandate. This stream is dedicated to celebrating this great service through presentations from key RedR staff and returned volunteers.










