Working with people around the world to develop and advance collaborative approaches and practical solutions to global poverty challenges. Creating, sharing, and using collaborative research practices, actionable findings, and practical solutions. Hands-on, project-based learning. More than 15 MIT D-Lab classes offered each year! Working with diverse partners to advance and apply inclusive innovation as a methodology for tackling poverty. "Impact is not just the product of innovation – it's the process of innovation." – Amy Smith, MIT D-Lab Founding Director Previous Next
Designing with MIT’s D-Lab News | Oct 21, 2016 | Michael K. Dawson Innovators4Purpose Designing with MIT’s D-Lab
rECOlab 2016: Starting with a million questions, ending with a million ideas Blog | Oct 07, 2016 | Catherine Yunis MIT '16 and Estefania Lamas-Hernandez Wellesley '16.5 rECOlab 2016: Starting with a million questions, ending with a million ideas
From Pipe Dream to Pipe REALITY: Water Access and Problem Solving in El Sauce, El Salvador Blog | Oct 06, 2016 | Alan Diaz-Romero '17 From Pipe Dream to Pipe REALITY: Water Access and Problem Solving in El Sauce, El Salvador
Measuring and analyzing the usage and adoption of the Makaa cookstove, Uganda Blog | Sep 30, 2016 | Julia Heyman '17 Measuring and analyzing the usage and adoption of the Makaa cookstove, Uganda
The Challenge of Health-Care Innovation in Developing Nations News | Sep 25, 2016 | Melinda Beck Wall Street Journal The Challenge of Health-Care Innovation in Developing Nations
Video! ‘Miracle’ moringa tree offers route out of poverty News | Sep 20, 2016 | Post Reporters Pioneers Post Video! ‘Miracle’ moringa tree offers route out of poverty