Engineers Without Borders Australia (EWB) is a for-purpose organisation with a national office and staff team located in Melbourne, in-country offices in Vanuatu, Timor-Leste and Cambodia, and 20+ Chapters located across Australia. 

Established in Australia in 2003, EWB works across three major focus areas: 
1. Engineering: Developing technology to alleviate poverty and accelerate inclusive sustainable development in Australia and overseas; 
2. Education: Redefining engineering as a profession providing stewardship and leadership for a more equitable and sustainable world and;
3. Influence: Inspiring and mobilising a global community who believe in a world where technology benefits all.

At EWB, we strongly believe that every engineer can be a change agent for a socially just and sustainable world. This belief drives EWB to lead a movement of like-minded individuals and companies working together to ensure technology is developed to make the world a better place for all.

To support our work, visit ewb.org.au/donate

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Engineers Without Borders Australia

Engineers Without Borders Australia's headquarters in North Melbourne, Australia

This department oversees the coordination and execution of various programs across regions.

Program Management

This department provides strategic oversight and direction for the organization's overall goals and initiatives.

Executive Leadership

This department manages volunteer recruitment, training, and engagement initiatives.

Volunteer Services

This department focuses on guiding and overseeing the organization’s strategic direction and governance practices.

Governance Oversight

This department focuses on developing and managing outreach initiatives to engage youth and community members.

Outreach Programs

This department oversees operations and strategy across various regions to ensure alignment and effectiveness.

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