In the midst of what the UN’s high commissioner for refugees, Antonio Guterres, called “the worst humanitarian disaster since the end of the cold war,” Oxfam has taken a unique approach to aiding the displaced people of Syria. Recently the non-profit teamed up with iMakr, particularly their 3D printables site MyMiniFactory, to help people in the midst of humanitarian crises with the use of 3D printing.
Oxfam turned to the 3D printing site earlier this year to hash out a method for crowd sourcing 3D printable designs for tackling problems at various locations plagued with humanitarian emergencies.…
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