Building a sustainable world where engineering enables long-term positive social and global development for the benefit of people and the environment everywhere.
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.
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Under the board and Sanjiv Indran’s leadership, EWB-I will continue delivering critical development across the engineering sector with 2024 culminating […]
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.
Today we launched the development phase for a global innovation programme with a diverse, multinational group of Engineers Without Borders organisations – a historic moment in the global EWB movement
Engineers Without Borders International is excited to announce a new strategic partnership with cutting-edge engineering software company Bentley Systems to unlock global impact and advance engineering for good.
Engineers Without Borders International has secured support from Open Philanthropy to enable us to combine the collective expertise in the global Engineers Without Borders movement to design a global innovation programme tackling a major global health issue: malnutrition.
Sanjiv Indran of EWB Malaysia is stepping up to take on the role of president of EWB International from January 2024.
As we’ve been counting down to World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development on March 4th, we’ve been celebrating a small handful of engineers from the massive network of changemakers across the global Engineers Without Borders community.
We are pleased to announce our newly elected directors from around the world.
Engineers Without Borders International has produced the challenges that are now available for student teams from around the world to take part and ‘hack’. By taking part, students are inspired to become socially and environmentally conscious engineers aware of the global challenges humanity faces.