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Engineering For Humanity

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KAMPUNG GURNEY

Recently, our powerhouse team from EWB (SG) took on Kampung Gurney, home to one of the largest Orang Asli groups in Malaysia. 

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Cut off from the national water grid and battling water scarcity, the team built and installed a rainwater harvesting system for an elderly woman's house in less than 72 hours. 

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This isn't just engineering; it's hardwork driven by purpose and empathy.

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After all, what value would our expertise hold if it did not uplift those who need it the most?

Bringing Sustainable and Impactful Engineering Solutions to Communities in Need

EDUCATION

CLEAN ENERGY & WATER

SANITATION & HYGIENE

"Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much." - Helen Keller

EWB (SG) partners with other non-profit organisations, NGOs and corporate companies to broaden our impact.

Join us if you would like explore partnerships and areas for collaboration!

We would not be able to do the work we do without our volunteers.

Our volunteers don’t just support our work— they make it possible.

At EWB (SG), we welcome volunteers

 year-round from engineers, finance professionals, students to anyone passionate about creating change.

If you’re ready to make an impact, join us!

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Our Impact
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TAPUL, THE PHILIPPINES

We are constructing a pedestrian bridge for the Tapul community in the Philippines, who are facing difficulty in accessing healthcare, education, and in the movement of goods, across the Ulot River. The bridge construction will increase their accessibility to goods and services.

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ACRES

We are designing and implementing a Communication Vessel Filtration System to replace the current filtration system ACRES uses for their water tubs holding Pig-Nosed Turtles. This new filtration system will be more cost and labour efficient as it is less likely to be damaged by the turtles.

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BUNGAMATI, NEPAL

We installed a rainwater harvesting system for the Peace Child Ministry (PCM) Hostel with the aim of improving the water sanitation and storage. 

Harnessed the collective expertise of the team, we also replaced plug point sockets and improved the Wi-Fi connectivity in the additional building of the hostel, ensuring that the children can fully utilise the extended space for their online lessons.

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