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This book has been released under a CC-BY-NC 4.0 license.  That means that (with the exception of the IAP2 Spectrum of Public Participation in Chapter 2, which is excluded from the licence):

• You can share all of it, or parts of it, with others for non-commercial purposes. This includes within your classroom.
• You must provide attribution as a condition of this licence.  See below for suggested attribution.
• The book must not be used for commercial purposes. If you do want to use it commercially, please contact the University of Canterbury Library for advice: rachel.doherty@canterbury.ac.nz

You can refer to the content of this book as:

Avendaño-Uribe, B.E. (2026).  Humanitarian Engineering: Foundations, Exercises, and Applications (1st ed.). The University Of Canterbury. https://doi.org/10.18124/8WTZ-ST45

Each chapter has its own reference citation at the end of the chapter. To refer to each one:

Chapter 1. Brown, N. & Avendaño-Uribe, B.E. 2026. Chapter 1. Humanitarian Engineering behaviour and mindset: A socio-technical systems thinking approach. Part I. Fundamentals: Participatory Approach in Humanitarian Engineering. In: Humanitarian Engineering: Foundations, Exercises, and Applications (1st ed.). Edited by Dr Bryann Avendaño-Uribe. https://doi.org/10.18124/9rjj-tg82

Chapter 2. Avendaño-Uribe, B.E. 2026. Chapter 2. Community-Driven Solutions: Participatory Approaches to Engineering. Part I. Fundamentals: Participatory Approach in Humanitarian Engineering. In: Humanitarian Engineering: Foundations, Exercises, and Applications (1st ed.). Edited by Dr Bryann Avendaño-Uribe. https://doi.org/10.18124/gxw7-rv90

Chapter 3. Avendaño-Uribe, B.E. & Bello-Mendoza, R. 2026. Chapter 3. Engineering for Dignity: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Field Exercise. Part II. The Practice. Exercises in Humanitarian Engineering. In: Humanitarian Engineering: Foundations, Exercises, and Applications (1st ed.). Edited by Dr Bryann Avendaño-Uribe. https://doi.org/10.18124/t28w-1h41