Australian engineers ready to deliver critical support to Turkish earthquake response
Australian engineers have been asked to contribute to the response and recovery from the devastating earthquakes that struck central Türkiye ...
Tag: humanitarian engineering
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 ...
The many accomplishments and contributions of Bruce Sinclair
Bruce Sinclair had a brilliant engineering career spanning many decades. His lasting legacy includes setting up consultancy SKM and founding ...
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.
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. ...
Hackathon highlights the power of engineering for humanitarian needs
A recent hackathon at the University of Sydney showed solving the world’s humanitarian problems is a key priority for the ...
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 ...
World Engineering Day: Investing in industry, innovation and infrastructure
Investments in infrastructure – transport, irrigation, energy and information technology – are crucial to achieving sustainable development and empowering communities ...
Engineering students solve real-world problems to help refugees
Engineering students came together to design practical solutions for problems affecting the growing number of people living in refugee camps.
Building a hospital to meet the needs of the world’s largest refugee camp
Engineer Rob Baker arrived in a refugee camp with a formidable task: build a 100-bed hospital in just two months.
