Human Needs Project, 4th presentation, Pilot project, Kibera

1. Redhorse Constructors, UC Berkeley RAEL, Kao Design Group

2. The Human Needs Project – A Community Pod – endeavors to bring clean water, public baths and sanitation to more people in Kibera through the use of green technology, while setting up an economic model to ensure its financial health, and autonomy as a co-op, to be owned by its users, vendors and employees. The Community Pod will include a well; public baths; WCs; a Café / playground; a Market Place; the production, sale and maintenance of water-purifiers; the rental, recharging and maintenance of solar batteries for home use; and an Information Kiosk, where weekly lessons will be held on anything the community decides to learn about. The Human Needs Project

3. CONNIE NIELSEN, Project coordinator, HNP Wiki Administrator; Actor http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001567/ DAVID WARNER , Project coordinator; CEO - Redhorse Constructors; DANIEL KAMMEN, Chief Technical Specialist for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency – World Bank; Professor in Energy and Resources Group, Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley; Founding Director, Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory KENNETH KAO & KDG Team, Lecturer in Architecture, Department of Architecture, Harvard; CEO of Kao Design Group; DANIEL PRULL, Ph.D, LEED® AP BD+C Energy Director - Redhorse Constructors: Project coordinator WILLIAM OGUTU, Kibera resident, site coordination and legal, permitting The Human Needs Project Team YEMA KHALIF, Kibera resident, website JIM WUNDERMAN CEO  Bay Area Council, Economic Team SONNY AULAKH , CEO of Greenlightapparel.com, Economic Team JEFF ANSLEY , CEO of Natron Resources, Economic Team ANDY BARKETT, Greenlightapparel.com, Economic Team JOYCE OKEKO, Legal, Site coordination and legal, permitting VANESSA GETTY, activist/fundraiser STEPHANIE COYOTE, Volunteer

4. Pilot Project Site Kibera, Kenya, Google Earth View

6. X Mobile Technology Containers Drinking Water Energy Adult Education Showers / Laundry Sewage/Waste Wi-fi Cafe Modular Containers: 20ft x 8ft Potentially donated ‘end of life’ shipping containers Community Center Store

7. Site Plan (DRAFT)

8. Site Plan (DRAFT)

9. Site Plan (DRAFT)

10. Concept Designs (DRAFT) courtyard, children play area

11. Concept Designs (DRAFT)

12. Concept Designs (DRAFT)

13. Concept Designs (DRAFT)

14. Community Center

15. Kibera, Kenya Community Center

16. Free Wifi Café, Clinic