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How can we take reconciliaction?

How can we take reconciliaction?

By EWB CEO, Eleanor Loudon Over the past week, there has been much reflection, sharing, and (online) gathering in support of National Reconciliation Week. This year’s theme #InThisTogether mirrors the Covid-19 pandemic call-to-action, whilst being a pointed...
Increasing access to energy on Country

Increasing access to energy on Country

Currently, many Indigenous communities are only able to access reliable energy on Country through the use of petrol and diesel generators – which can be costly to run and maintain – or through fixed renewable energy systems that are prohibitively...
Reflections of a volunteering lifer

Reflections of a volunteering lifer

Pictured: Heidi as a volunteer with EWB working with a local project team, on a water supply project, conducting a topographical survey for a water supply distribution line at a rural agricultural college in remote Timor-Leste. This National Volunteer Week, long-time...
SDG Multiplier Reflection

SDG Multiplier Reflection

In February EWB joined forces with Gaia Education to bring the powerful conversation oriented Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) multiplier training to Melbourne, Australia.  Facilitated by Gaia Education CEO and UNITAR Fellow May East, the training brought together...

Queensland

Queensland Lama Lama Community Project Focus: Detailed design and cost estimation to build a new water intake structure in the Port Stewart river Partner:Arup Status: Completed 2016 Check Case Study here Jabalbina Community Project Focus: Architectural and engineering...