our projects
The Guatemala team is currently researching possible layouts for the classrooms, as well as mapping the entire school on AutoCAD. An MOU will be drafted soon, and further research will be conducted to further the progress of the school.
In 2013, the planned borehole was drilled, but was not water bearing. After careful re-assessment and surveying, the team and community members decided to shift the focus of the project to rainwater catchment at the Miranga secondary school, primary school, and Lunga primary school.
Currently at Engineers without Borders Camden project, we have started working on a rain-barrel system for a new vegetable garden in the community. We are trying to update the design for the system to suit the needs of this lot and solve a few problems we encountered.
The Tanzania team is preparing to remotely implement the drilling of a borehole well in Tloma Awak, Tanzania.
about us
Engineers Without Borders-USA (EWB-USA) is a non-profit humanitarian organization established to partner with developing communities worldwide in order to improve their quality of life. To ensure sustainability of its projects, communication with communities is maintained for no less than five years. Visit the official website here.
our mission
EWB-USA supports community-driven development programs worldwide by collaborating with local partners to design and implement sustainable engineering projects, while creating transformative experiences and responsible leaders.
updates
Meeting Times:
INTRODUCTORY WORKSHOPS:
EWB International Project Process Workshop: TBD
CAD Workshop: Monday & Thursday (9/28 & 10/1) at 8 PM
Financial Development Workshop: Tuesday (9/29) at 8 PM
PROJECT MEETINGS:
Guatemala – TBD
Kenya – TBD
Tanzania – TBD
Camden – TBD