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Welcome to Engineers Without Borders - India

(Affiliated to Engineers Without Borders - International)

An Evolving Network of Humanitarian Engineers and Others in India

MISSION

 EWB-India has been established as a non-profit Society, under the Society's Act, to involve engineers, and other professionals with special or general skills, in a movement of constructive change. It is inspired by an urgent concern for accelerating sustainable rural development, assisting in capacity building in backward rural and urban communities of India, protecting the country's natural resource base and working across national boundaries for social and economic justice and responsible use of technology.

MEMBERSHIP

 Membership of EWB-India is open to students in professional courses and working professionals within India and abroad. Institutional Membership is available for businesses and non-profit organizations. Member Application Forms have been posted on the website, along with Bye-Laws and Rules & Regulations of the Society.

 Accepted members will have the opportunity and privilege to be associated with and participate in an extraordinary worldwide movement of professional service.

 Students and Professionals are invited to apply for Student / Professional Membership using the appropriate form. They may then start affiliated Student Chapters and Professional Chapters of EWB-India as per guidelines posted on the website.

 

WATER AND SANITATION UPGRADATION WORK BEGUN AT RASOOLPURA SLUM IN HYDERABAD

An MJCET EWB Chapter team in collaboration with EWB Karlsruhe University, Germany and the NGO’s, BHUMI  and CAPNET, has begun putting in place the first phase of water and sanitation upgradation work in Rasoolpura – a vast urban slum in Hyderabad. The plan involves constructing a number of “ecosan” waterless toilets, solid waste management and a rainwater collection system. This is partly a follow-up of the Mondialogo Engineering Award (Honourable Mention and 5000 euros cash award) given to the joint entry of MJCET and Karlsruhe University EWB teams in the 2007-2008 Mondialogo Engineering Competition www.mondialogo.org

For further information please refer to Projects

EWB-INDIA'S GREEN AWARD COMPETITION SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

A National Competition for promotion of Sustainable Technology Innovation

This competition, meant to inspire engineering students in India to propose innovative ideas for technologies which can be of direct benefit to underprivileged rural / urban communities, attracted many submissions, out of which nine finalist teams were selected.  Live presentations by eight teams took place in Hyderabad on 15th March, 2008. Go to EWB-India Competition page for full details.

E-NEWSLETTER 1

To View the contents of E-Newsletter-1 please click on the following link EWB-INDIA NEWSLETTER 1

E-NEWSLETTER 2

To View the contents of E-Newsletter-2 please click on the following link EWB-INDIA NEWSLETTER 2

 

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