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RWC & EWB recognised at Australian National Water conference
Last week, I had the privilege to attend and present at OzWater, the Australian Water Association’s (AWA) annual conference, along with Kea, the executive director of Rainwater Cambodia (RWC). As well as my presentation, I also was involved in planning and...
EWB International Program Mid-Year Report 2016/2017
EWB continues to concentrate its work on key thematic areas, with a focus on capacity building, the use of appropriate technology, and strengthening the technical and education sectors in the areas in which we work. EWB is currently facilitating projects focused on...
This National Volunteer Week, a special thank you from Pete, EWB Australia CEO.
"From East to West, North to South; across exec roles, in schools, with digital access, corporate galvanising, university chapter leadership and work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders – the list goes on. You all go above and beyond, and we are...
National Volunteer Week 2017
Working tirelessly and cheerfully, turning their hand to a huge variety of things not always in the job description, our volunteers are running EWB chapters, hosting fundraisers, inspiring school kids with the possibilities of science, and educating the broader...
Coming together for Naidoc
NAIDOC outreach events have become a staple in the Vic EWB calendar. As always a troupe of volunteers represented by national office, state chapter, university and professional associate alike all pile into cars and journey up to Barmah for a day dedicated to the...
Join EWB for Human Centered Design workshop at International conference Ozwater’17
AWA WASH Specialist network will present &#;Using Human centred design to improve water sector consumer relationships in urban, rural and developing contexts.&#; on Tuesday, th May, from .pm to .pm. If you are attending the conference, look out for this EWB...
Mr Peter Baynard-Smith, CEO EWB to deliver first Roderick Distinguished Lecture of 2017
"EWB Australia serves a unique and vital role in harnessing and connecting the Australian engineering sector with opportunities for development, innovation, entrepreneurship, learning and leadership development.” says Peter.As a senior international...
EWB Australia’s Sarah Matthee @ 6th Women in Engineering Leadership Summit 2017
This conference and workshop event, taking place from May nd to May th, is focused on addressing the challenges and opportunities for the industry to increase and sustain female representation and engagement. The Theme is ‘Breaking Barriers'...
EWB Connect – a New Hub for Pro Bono!
EWB Connect, an initiative of EWB Australia, promotes opportunities for pro bono engineering and services, linking community projects in need with professional technical skills and advice. EWBConnect.org will now make it even easier for professionals...
Embracing Aboriginal Culture Through EWB Partnership
Structural Engineer Katie Brown recently participated in an Engineers Without Borders (EWB) Design for Development programme in partnership with the University of Adelaide. The programme included a small number of workshops and a seven day tour across regional...