In June, our President and Engineers Without Borders International (EWB-I) Board Member, Kristina Teppo, joined the EWB-I Strategic Workshop in Birmingham, UK.
Continue reading “Advancing our global mission together! 🌍”
We recently gathered at Campus Kirchberg — old faces, new joiners, and a lot of pizza to reflect on the past six months, share updates on our projects, and discuss the next steps ahead.
Continue reading “🌍 Great moments of exchange at our Engineers without borders Luxembourg catch-up”
The Engineers Without Borders Luxembourg General Assembly 2026 is an open event for anyone interested in how engineering, research, and sustainability can create meaningful real-world impact.
This annual gathering is an opportunity to:
– Review key highlights and achievements from EWB Luxembourg’s work in 2025
– Discover our priorities, projects, and ambitions for 2026
– Learn more about our activities across water, energy, waste management, and sustainability
– Explore ways to get involved through volunteering, collaboration, and student engagement
Whether you are a student, engineer, researcher, or sustainability-minded professional, this event is a great way to connect with like-minded people, exchange ideas, and learn how your skills can contribute to positive change.
📍 Location: D07 Campus Kirchberg (6 Rue Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi, Lëtzebuerg, Luxembourg, LU, 1359)
🗓 Date & time: 5 February 2026, 6:00 PM
🌍 Format: In-person, with online participation where possible
Everyone is welcome — no prior involvement with Engineers Without Borders is required.
Learn more on our LinkedIn page.
This week, Engineers Without Borders Luxembourg had the honor of welcoming Dr. Oec. Patrick L. Dorvil, Senior Sector Economist at the European Investment Bank, for a lecture on circular economy and waste management.
The event brought together master’s students from the University of Luxembourg (originally from Cameroon), along with members of EWB Luxembourg, both in person and online. Under the supervision of Dr. Dorvil, the students have now begun their work, contributing to our Cameroon Circular Economy Project – Plastic Waste Management as part of their academic program.
We are deeply grateful to Dr. Dorvil for sharing his expertise and for guiding the next generation of engineers, as well as to the University of Luxembourg for supporting this collaboration. This initiative strengthens the bridge between academia and practical field projects, helping to advance sustainable waste management solutions in Cameroon.
👉 Learn more about the project here: Cameroon Circular Economy Project
Join our monthly discussion on Thursday 19 September 2024 from 6:45 pm to 8:45pm at Kirchberg Campus room D07. More details on our LinkedIn page
Join our monthly discussion on Thursday 8 August 2024 from 5 pm to 7pm at Kirchberg Campus room D18.
