A circular approach to the nappy market in Vanuatu
An impending ban on disposable nappies in Vanuatu sent the community reeling. But Engineers Without Borders (EWB) came up with ...
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Confronting extremes
The world is facing more extreme and more frequent natural disasters — and engineers are among those on the front ...
Ensuring Indigenous communities have access to clean water
Engineers Without Borders (EWB) is working with remote communities to co-design fit-for-purpose and fit-for-place water supply systems.
How humanitarian engineering is helping children in Timor-Leste
Access to clean drinking water has been recognised by the United Nations as a fundamental human right, yet 1 in ...
How to volunteer as an engineer
From volunteer field placements to school visits, there are many ways engineers can use their skills to change people’s lives ...
How Engineers Without Borders is building back wiser
By working with people living with disability in rural Cambodia, Engineers Without Borders (EWB) helps disadvantaged communities access profitable livelihoods.
Bringing engineering services to Australia’s most remote communities
From safe drinking water to critical phone and internet connections, many remote communities struggle to access things most Australians take ...
4 engineers share why they have a passion for humanitarian projects
On 19 August, the UN celebrates World Humanitarian Day to acknowledge people who have committed their lives to helping others. ...
This engineering graduate wants to make construction more sustainable
Working on humanitarian engineering projects in Southeast Asia inspired civil and environmental engineering graduate Alli Devlin to build a career ...
