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Centre for Appropriate Technology EWB's Approach to Working on Country About the Centre for Appropriate Technology Thinking About Indigenous Homelands and the Cape York Peninsula Design Area 1: Transport and Access Design Area 2: ICT Design Area 3: Structures Design Area 4: Energy Design Area 5: Water Management Design Area 6: Waste and Reuse Design Area 7: Conservation and Land Management Tips for Getting Started: Explore the Community Context Design Considerations Discussion Forum Resources

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  • 19/03/2021 at 4:38 pm #1432
    Erica Kuligowski
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      Hello EWB, one of my students was unable to access the first link on this page (https://ewbchallenge.org/challenge/centre-for-appropriate-technology/design-area-1-transport-and-access/) entitled: “Watch: a snapshot of traveling around Cape York and the movement of people and materials across a different seasons”. I think that the link may be broken because I had the same issue. Thank you in advance.

      Kind regards,
      Erica

      23/03/2021 at 8:32 pm #1450
      Grace Roberts
      Keymaster

        Hi Erica,

        Thanks for highlighting this broken link with us! I have now updated it to the Resources page where you will find that video under ‘View the Cape York context’ under the sub-heading ‘Transport’.

        Let me know if you have any further issues.

        Best wishes,
        Grace

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