Silicon Valley engineers are needed in the developing world. Here's a look at efforts to rebuild a hospital in Haiti.
Engineers are in high-demand in Silicon Valley, but their skills are also needed in the developing world. Engineers without Borders is a nonprofit working on projects big and small all over the world. SmartPlanet visits the organization's San Francisco chapter to learn about its efforts to build a health clinic designed to accommodate more than 50,000 patients in Bayonnais, Haiti.
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