In Nepal, Oxfam earmarks earthquake response funds for 3-D printing

By // 14 November 2016

Oxfam is entering a new phase of reconstruction response one and a half years after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake devastated much of Nepal — one that involves repurposed plastic, 3-D printers and a handful of mapping mobile apps. Devex sat down with both of the charity's humanitarian leads in Patan.

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