Humanity is facing significant global challenges…
The climate crisis presents the most significant threat to life we have ever encountered. Additionally, millions of people still lack access to clean drinking water, improved sanitation facilities, nutritious food, secure housing, and reliable energy.
It’s never been more crucial for the engineering sector to contribute to building a world where everyone and the planet can thrive.
Engineers Without Borders organisations across the globe are working to deliver this just and sustainable future for all through four key areas of activity:
– Delivering critical infrastructure to communities in need;
– Supporting people in crisis;
– Inspiring, building and shaping a future fit engineering community;
– Nurturing future fit engineering solutions.
Find out about the global Engineers Without Borders movement and where in the world we are creating positive change.
Our work transforms lives through engineering. We focus on addressing today’s most pressing challenges and accelerating progress for a sustainable and equitable future.
You can get involved. Learn how you or your organisation can support the global Engineers Without Borders movement to deliver even greater impact.
Latest news
2024 Engineers Without Borders Global Summit
In November 2024, representatives from Engineers Without Borders organisations from across the world will converge for a Global Summit, providing a crucial opportunity for leaders within and outside of the international EWB network to identify actionable impact initiatives for the global Engineers Without Borders movement.
Could you be the perfect partner for this landmark event?
Engineers Without Borders International Announces its new President, Sanjiv Indran, and Newly-Elected Board
Under the board and Sanjiv Indran’s leadership, EWB-I will continue delivering critical development across the engineering sector with 2024 culminating
Engineers Without Borders International and the World Federation of Engineering Organizations Enter an Ongoing Partnership
With the signing of a joint memorandum of understanding at the World Engineers Convention, the partner organizations have outlined a robust action plan to promote engineering as a means to achieve global, sustainable development.