How design thinking is transforming lives in rural India ?

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概要

TLDRThe video showcases how design thinking can be instrumental in solving complex social challenges in India, particularly for rural populations. It provides examples like Jivan Bindi, which delivers iodine through bindis to combat iodine deficiency among women; Aaram Help Desk, which creates low-cost desks and bags from recycled materials for underprivileged students; and the Embrace Infant Warmer, a simple incubator that helps reduce infant mortality. These initiatives highlight the effectiveness of human-centered design in effecting meaningful change.

収穫

  • 💡 Design thinking drives innovation by focusing on consumer needs.
  • 🌍 It plays a crucial role in solving complex societal problems.
  • 👩‍🔬 Jivan Bindi uses bindis as iodine delivery solutions.
  • 🎒 Aaram Help Desk provides affordable school supplies.
  • 👶 Embrace Infant Warmer addresses neonatal care challenges.
  • 🤝 Collaboration between NGOs and government can lead to impactful solutions.
  • ♻️ Solutions are often made from recyclable materials for sustainability.
  • 📈 Over 1.5 million students benefited from the Aaram Help Desk.
  • 🏆 Design thinking enables simple solutions for monumental problems.

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    Design thinking drives innovation across various sectors by prioritizing human needs. Companies like Airbnb, Nike, and Uber exemplify this philosophy, thriving by addressing customer problems. The approach is pivotal for solving societal challenges globally. In India, partnerships between NGOs, enterprises, and government bodies aim to address rural issues. Successful cases include Jivan Bindi, which tackles iodine deficiency in women through a skin-absorbing patch; Aarambag, offering affordable school bags and desks made from recyclable materials; and the Embrace Infant Warmer, aimed at reducing infant mortality. These examples showcase how design thinking provides effective, simple solutions to complex problems, encouraging students to pursue innovative responses to societal challenges.

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ビデオQ&A

  • What is design thinking?

    Design thinking is a human-centered approach to innovation that focuses on solving problems by understanding the needs of consumers.

  • What are some examples of successful design thinking applications in India?

    Examples include Jivan Bindi for iodine deficiency, Aaram Help Desk for educational materials, and the Embrace Infant Warmer for infant care.

  • How does Jivan Bindi help women in rural India?

    Jivan Bindi provides iodine through skin-absorbing bindis, addressing iodine deficiency without the use of pills.

  • What problems does Aaram Help Desk solve?

    Aaram Help Desk addresses the lack of school supplies and infrastructure by providing low-cost desks and school bags.

  • What is the aim of the Embrace Infant Warmer?

    The Embrace Infant Warmer aims to reduce infant mortality rates by providing a portable warming solution for newborns.

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    the philosophy of design thinking has
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    been driving innovation across sectors
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    when you look at some of the pioneers of
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    design thinking like airbnb nike or uber
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    reefs you will realize that all of them
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    have found success by solving the
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    problems of their customers
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    and that is the beauty of design
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    thinking
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    the human centered approach of design
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    thinking puts the consumer at the
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    forefront by addressing their needs and
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    problems
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    therefore it is logical to presume that
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    design thinking could play a critical
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    role in solving complex problems faced
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    by societies across india and the world
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    and you would be absolutely right
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    in the last few years
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    ngos and private enterprises have
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    partnered up with government agencies to
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    solve problems faced by the rural
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    population of india
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    let's look at a few success stories
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    where design thinking has helped
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    transform lives in rural india
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    jivan bindi
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    in india millions of women suffer from
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    iodine deficiency which can cause coita
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    breast cancer and pregnancy issues
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    especially in rural areas
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    while there are pills and other forms of
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    medication available to correct iodine
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    deficiency the hesitancy to use western
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    medication has proved to be a major
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    roadblock
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    singapore-based philanthropic
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    organization grey for good set out to
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    find a solution to this problem
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    as iodine can be absorbed through the
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    skin prey for good came up with the idea
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    to use bindis to administer iodine
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    nil vasant medical foundation and
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    research center under the brand name
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    talvar bindi develop indies that serve
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    as iodine patches hence the life-saving
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    dot or the g1 bindi was born
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    jivan bindi delivers 100 to 150
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    micrograms of iodine by absorption
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    through the skin
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    aaram help desk
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    a huge number of students in rural india
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    come from poor families that cannot
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    afford to buy school bags and other
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    necessities
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    they mostly have unfurnished classrooms
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    where students sit on the floor for
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    hours and work without any desk
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    arum an ngo that works with marginalized
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    families in urban in urban slums and
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    villages began working on a solution to
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    make desks and school bags accessible to
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    students in rural india they needed a
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    solution that was low priced easy to
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    assemble served as a desk and bag and
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    was made from recyclable materials
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    while volunteering with aram senior
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    gomes realized that cardboard boxes can
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    be re-engineered into low-cost bags that
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    can double up as desks
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    thus the aram help desk came into being
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    the aram help desk is manufactured by a
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    team of 20 youth in satara maharashtra
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    and distributed to children across the
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    country
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    so far 1.5 million students have
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    developed from the help desk
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    another example where design thinking
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    has helped save lives in rural india is
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    the embrace infant warmer
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    designed to reduce infant mortality rate
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    in nepal the embrace incubator is
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    essentially a small sleeping bag with a
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    paraffin-based pouch that keeps babies
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    warm
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    all these examples highlight the success
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    of design thinking in saving the lives
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    of millions across india
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    each of these problems be it iodine
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    deficiency or lack of classroom
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    infrastructure can seem monumental
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    but the ingenuity of design thinking has
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    allowed us to tackle them with simple
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    human-centered solutions
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    as a student of design thinking we
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    invite you to explore ingenious
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    solutions to problems that impact the
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    lives of people in india
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タグ
  • Design Thinking
  • Innovation
  • Rural India
  • Jivan Bindi
  • Aaram Help Desk
  • Embrace Infant Warmer
  • Social Impact
  • Human-Centered Design
  • NGOs
  • Community Solutions