We’re on a mission to mobilise a global network of engineers for good.
Humanity is facing critical challenges; with the climate crisis posing the greatest threat to life, millions still lack access to essentials like clean water, sanitation, nutritious food, secure housing, and reliable energy.
Now, more than ever, the engineering sector needs to play a vital role in creating a sustainable world where both people and the planet can thrive. The global Engineers Without Borders movement, with over 57+ recognised organisations, is leading the charge, focusing on four key areas to build a just and sustainable future for all.
It’s never been more crucial for the engineering sector to contribute to building a world where everyone and the planet can thrive. Explore our work, see our impact and join the movement today.
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Launching The EWB Global Podcast: Call for Production Partners
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Bridging Global Technology and Local Engineering: How the Trimble and Engineers Without Borders Partnership Drives Scalable Infrastructure
Engineers Without Borders East Africa utilizes precision Trimble technology to convert raw field data into investor-ready infrastructure master plans. This initiative aims to unlock frozen public capital for development projects in Uganda.
Staying Clean: Safe Water and Second Chances for Women and Girls in Sierra Leone
Engineers Without Borders Sierra Leone, with co‑funding from Bentley Systems, expanded Godwin School and Vocational Training center’s rainwater harvesting, storage and filtration system to meet the needs of both the school and the surrounding Rokel community.
Solar Power Transforms Digital Learning at Rural Zambia’s Kanyena Primary School
The Engineering Brighter Tomorrows (EBT) program, led by Engineers Without Borders Canada and Engineers Without Borders Zambia, successfully installed a 12kW off-grid solar PV system with 18-hour battery storage and Starlink connectivity at Kanyena Primary School in Nyimba District, Zambia. The project addressed limited
access to reliable electricity and digital infrastructure, enabling ICT education for over 400 pupils while improving school
operations and teacher retention. This collaborative project demonstrates a
scalable model for strengthening education infrastructure in underserved rural communities across Zambia.
Safe Spaces for Children Supporting Mothers to Work
Engineers Without Borders Argentina expanded the “Por un mundo mejor” center, dedicated to promoting the rights of children and adolescents in Quilmes, Buenos Aires. The existing infrastructure was insufficient, activities were constantly interrupted, and young children had to share spaces with adolescents. In addition, the area is prone to flooding every time it rains.