Code of Ethics
Case Studies
Vocabulary
100

True or false: Only humanitarians care about community safety.

False. Safety is outlined in the Engineering Code's first principle. 

100

Where did the Playpumps project take place? a) Uganda, b) Ghana, or c) Mauritania?

b) Ghana.

100

Fill in the blank: ________ & equality

Equity.

200

How many principles are listed under each of the Codes of Ethics?

Six.

200

Which group of community members did the Playpumps specifically harm, and how?

Women, by forcing them to stoop over the merry-go-rounds for hours when their children grew bored of the play.

200

What was the central concept of today's workshop? (Hint: it's not humanitarian engineering)  

Decolonization, decolonial theory.

300

What is the specific role engineers adopt to serve community members?

Trustees.
300

What was the key cultural practice in Turkana that NORAD's engineers ignored (which partially led to the failure of the project?)

Agro-pastoralism (or a meat-based, not fishing-based culture).

300

How many sustainable development goals are there? a) 5, b) 6, c) 17, and d) 30


17

400

True or False: According to the Humanitarian Code of Ethics, aid must be not be calculated based on need alone, as certain ethnic/national groups may be more disadvantaged, requiring more unique assistance. 

False; aid priorities are calculated on the basis of need alone, regardless of race, nationality, faith, etc.

400

List one reason why the floating gardens of Bangladesh were successful hum-eng projects.

1. Example of traditional/indigenous agriculture

2. Adaptable to climate change

3. Financially empowering

400

Fill in the blank: _______ humility.

Epistemic.