Our Work

Purposeful Partners

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Through the collaborative work of our network over the past two decades, we have found that our best outcomes are delivered through intentional, secure, long-term partnerships. We know these thoughtful, impactful, groundbreaking partnerships lead to sustainability for our projects and a greater impact on the communities where we partner. We have formalized this way of working by adopting what we call the “Purposeful Partnership Model.” It’s how we look at what we do.

We want to fuel the growth of our local partners, invite them to set their own country’s/region’s strategy, and seek larger, more sustained funding sources together.

 

Engineers Without Borders International (EWB-I)

Engineers Without Borders International supports Engineers Without Borders organizations that are committed to working together and delivering demonstrable benefits to the world. 

EWB-USA is a member organization of EWB-I. We support the purpose and mission of EWB-I and the capacity of other EWB organizations across the globe.

All members of Engineers Without Borders International around the world share similar values and support similar goals towards ensuring people everywhere can enjoy a just and equitable life within the means of the planet.  Each Engineers Without Borders organization operates independently as its own NGO/INGO, and they often differ in the scope of their missions, organizational structure, and approach to development. Involvement with the EWB-I network is an opportunity to learn and partner.

Community Engineering Corps

Community Engineering Corps leverages the membership of its alliance partners- the American Society of Civil Engineers, the American Water Works Association, and Engineers Without Borders USA – to bring more than 200,000 technical professionals and students together to serve communities across the United States by providing pro-bono engineering consulting and technical solutions.

Engineers Without Borders East Africa (EWB-EA)

Engineers Without Borders East Africa (EWB-EA) is a dynamic engineering NGO based in Kampala, Uganda. EWB-EA, a member of the EWB-International network, brings together the vibrant energy of young engineers and the seasoned expertise of local and global engineering professionals to address critical engineering gaps in East Africa. EWB-USA partners with EWB-East Africa to partner with communities and develop leaders towards building a better world. EWB-EA and EWB-USA believe in the strength of purposeful partnerships and collaboration. Together, we have: installed renewable energy solutions, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and promoting a greener future; implemented sustainable sanitation systems, preventing the spread of diseases and promoting dignity; and built bridges and roads, connecting isolated communities and opening up opportunities for growth and prosperity.

FIEA Ecuador

Fundación Ingenieros en Acción Ecuador (FIEA Ecuador) is dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of vulnerable communities in Ecuador. EWB-USA and FIEA Ecuador work in partnership with local communities to increase access to water and infrastructure, building their capacity and resilience. The partnership aims to improve the quality of life of traditionally excluded sectors and vulnerable groups, through participatory integral development actions, involving all key actors,to ensure the long term sustainability of the new systems. The partnership began in 2020.

ACCMARI

Asociación de Comités Comunitarios Medioambiental Región Ixil (ACCMARI) partners with organizations to improve the lives of communities in the Ixil Triangle in Guatemala, through infrastructure projects, community engagement, and local capacity building. EWB-USA and ACCMARI have been partnering on projects with EWB-USA chapters since 2016, and signed an interagency agreement in 2023 to formalize and grow the partnership.

CECEP

Centro Educativo Comunitario Pokomchí (CECEP) is an organization in Guatemala that works to promote, preserve, and represent the Pokomchí culture, and also partners with municipalities, local, and international organizations to improve the lives and development of these communities. EWB-USA and CECEP have been partnering on projects with EWB-USA chapters since 2015, and signed an interagency agreement in 2023 to formalize and grow the partnership.

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