3D Printing for Social Impact
Affordable prosthetic prototypes, educational tools, and custom solutions — plus 3D printer donations and capacity building programs for humanitarian organizations in Jordan.
Why Humanitarian Organizations Use 3D Printing
3D printing is already transforming humanitarian response globally. e-NABLE has delivered prosthetic hands to 10,000-15,000 recipients. MSF has used 3D printed prosthetics at their Amman hospital since 2018.
Proven in Jordan
MSF (Doctors Without Borders) pioneered 3D printed prosthetics and burn compression masks at their Amman hospital starting in 2018
Dramatically Lower Cost
A 3D printed prosthetic hand costs as little as $75 — versus thousands for traditional fabrication. Open-source designs from e-NABLE are free.
Local Production
No import delays. Print custom solutions in Amman, days instead of weeks. Refugee Open Ware (Jordan-based) has proven this model works.
Customizable Solutions
Every patient, every classroom, every field situation is different. 3D printing enables one-off custom solutions at mass production prices.
Services for Humanitarian Organizations
Affordable 3D printing services tailored for NGOs, UN agencies, and social enterprises operating in Jordan
Prosthetic & Assistive Devices
Prototype prosthetic hands, orthotic devices, and adaptive tools. Following the model proven by MSF in Amman and Refugee Open Ware in Jordan.
Educational Models & Tools
Teaching aids for refugee camp schools and community centers. Anatomical models, geographic relief maps, science demonstration tools.
Field Equipment & Custom Parts
Custom clips, brackets, pipe fittings, and replacement parts for field operations. Faster than sourcing internationally.
Equipment & Capacity Building
3D printers, skills training, and ongoing support for building local manufacturing capacity. We help organizations set up their own printing labs — from hardware to curriculum.
Special Pricing for Humanitarian Organizations
We believe 3D printing can serve humanitarian needs. Registered NGOs, UN agencies, and social enterprises receive preferential pricing.
Registered NGOs
Valid NGO registration in Jordan
UN Agencies & INGOs
UN agencies and international NGOs
Program Partnerships
Ongoing program-level agreements
Additional NGO Benefits
3D Printing in Humanitarian Response
Organizations already using 3D printing for humanitarian impact — in Jordan and globally
MSF — 3D prosthetics in Amman since 2018
Refugee Open Ware — Jordan-based innovation
e-NABLE — 10,000-15,000 prosthetic hands globally
Field Ready — Humanitarian 3D printing pioneer
Materials for Humanitarian Use
Durable, affordable materials suited for field conditions and patient contact
PLA (Most Affordable)
Safe, affordable, and suitable for educational models, prototypes, and non-contact applications.
PETG (Durable Field Use)
Chemical-resistant and impact-tough. Suitable for field equipment, water system fittings, and durable replacement parts.
TPU (Flexible / Prosthetics)
Flexible material for prosthetic liners, orthotic insoles, adaptive grips, and patient-comfort applications.
Humanitarian Impact — Documented Cases
Documented examples of 3D printing's humanitarian impact in Jordan and the region — the technology we deploy for NGO partners
Case Study: MSF Amman — 3D Prosthetics
“Since 2018, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has used 3D printing at their reconstructive surgery hospital in Amman to create prosthetic limbs and burn compression masks for patients injured in conflict. This pioneering work proved that 3D printed medical devices can serve humanitarian populations effectively.”
Case Study: Refugee Open Ware, Jordan
“This Jordan-based startup, supported by the Royal Hashemite Court and FabFoundation, partnered with the National Syrian Project for Prosthetic Limbs to build customized 3D printed prosthetics — including a superhero-themed hand for a child — at a fraction of traditional costs. They also worked with UNICEF on mobile innovation labs.”
Technology for Good
Special pricing for humanitarian organizations. We provide printing services, equipment, and training — help your organization build local 3D printing capacity.