Enabling local and sustainable supply chains through the exploration of environmental factors, materials, structures, and building methods that create more dignified shelter.

Creating refugee-designed and built multi-use gathering spaces and knowledge hubs that support community development.

Adapting technology to address community needs—including water, sanitation, agriculture, cooking, and off-grid solar—with a focus on localized products and innovation.

Supporting the village pilot build in Nakivale by forming an ecosystem of peer-to-peer training and skill-building opportunities for refugees including carpentry, fabrication, brick-making, and more.