Resume and Autobiography

Engineers Without Boarders USA

Goals and Ideas

Information

Language

Six Core Values

Service First

Trusted Partnerships

Sustainable Solutions

Growth and Learning

Conduct and Practices

Stronger Together

Sustainability isn't just a goal- it’s a practice

To measure impact they rely on these principles- Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Program

Leadership is fostered through multidisciplinary, cross cultural and hands on interaction

In 2000, Dr. Bernard Amadei, a civil engineer, was invited to a community in San Pablo, Belize to asses the communities water supply

Dr. Amadei gathered members from The University of Colorado and brought them to help work on this issue

This would turn out to be EWB first project in which they created a clean water system powered by a local waterfall

In 2002 they officially gave themselves the name, Engineers Without Boarders

Operate in 45 countries on 5 continents

15,900 members

Impacted more than 2.5 millions life's

663 community-driven projects

Build a better world through engineering projects

Help communities to meet their basic human needs

Equip leaders to solve the world’s most pressing challenges

Their vision is to have a world in which every community had the capacity to sustainably meet their basic human needs

By: Pedro Resendez