The MIT Tata Center for Technology and Design supports research and entrepreneurship for solutions that improve quality of life and sustainably meet people’s needs for energy, water, and other vital resources in the developing world.
New models help electrify rural India
The effects of water pumping in Pakistan's Indus Basin
Toward supplying food, energy, and water demand
February 2018
Emre Gençer
Solar Power Applications in the Developing World
January 2015
Robert Stoner
Interim Report for the Study: Natural Gas Monetization Pathways for Cyprus
October 2013
MIT principal investigators will receive funding and support for projects seeking an impact in the developing world.
Puerto Rico’s governor denounces US tax bill as devastating to island’s recovery
The Boston Globe
Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló discusses proposed federal tax policies and working with MIT on solutions for climate-resilient reconstruction at the Resilient Reconstruction of the Caribbean conference hosted by MITEI.
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