Our aim is that by 2030 more than 1,000,000 people will have equitable access to technology to live well and pursue their aspirations sustainably, as a clear result of our work. Our ten-year strategy from 2020-2030 outlines our plan to achieve this.

EWB’s Innovate RAP builds on our work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and organisations, bringing consciousness reconciliation in all action and across every part of EWB.

EWB’s Engineering Capability Statement represents a sample of the diverse technology development work we do across our First Nations, Cambodia, Timor-Leste and Vanuatu programs, and beyond.

Shares the influence and impact of our work.

Education Edition – 2016
Design for Communities Edition – 2016
Autumn 2015

The pro bono engineering report for the Year of Humanitarian Engineering highlights the power that engineers have to make significant and lasting impacts on communities in need. Read the snapshot here.

EWB actively nutures a culture where we learn from our mistakes. We list areas where we believe we had not fulfilled our mission and potential, providing our greatest opportunities to learn.

Issue No. 43: Solutions to social and environmental impacts of disposal diaper waste in Vanuatu