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EWB Luxembourg General Assembly 2026 – Join us!
🌍 Contributing to the global EWB movement
Last month, Kristina Teppo, President of Engineers Without Borders Luxembourg, took part in the three-day Engineers Without Borders International Strategy Workshop in Hyderabad, India.
The workshop brought together the EWB International Board of Directors and the Delivery Team to align on priorities for the coming years, including strategic direction, collaboration frameworks, and ways to strengthen our collective impact across the global EWB network.
During the visit, participants also had the opportunity to see a community project supported by EWB-India, focused on providing a safe and supportive environment for women and girls in vulnerable situations. The initiative combines essential infrastructure solutions – such as renewable energy systems – with education and long-term community support, demonstrating how engineering can create a meaningful and lasting social impact.
🙏 Our sincere thanks to EWB-India and Rajeev Lal for hosting the workshop, and to the EWB International Delivery Team for the excellent organisation.
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🎉 Strengthening the global EWB network 🎉
We are proud to congratulate Kristina Teppo, President of Engineers Without Borders Luxembourg, on her election to the Board of Directors of Engineers Without Borders International, where she began her role this month. 
We look forward to the positive impact this will bring to the global EWB network and to even stronger collaboration across the EWB family worldwide. 
Learn more about Engineers Without Borders International:
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✨EWB Christmas Market Get-together ✨
Last week, current and new members of Engineers Without Borders met for an informal get-together at the Christmas market. We enjoyed having a drink together and appreciated that the founders could join us.
We talked about our recently completed mission and our plans for the coming year, learned more about the history of EWB Luxembourg — which is now already 12 years old — and appreciated the fresh perspectives brought by new faces. A relaxed and valuable evening of exchange.
Thanks to everyone who joined!
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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Join our Get Together at the Christmas Market
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EWB Luxembourg Quarterly Meeting – October 2025
This week, we held its Quarterly Meeting at the University of Luxembourg – Kirchberg Campus. The session offered a valuable opportunity to connect, exchange ideas, and reflect on ongoing projects.
One of the highlights was the presentations for our Cameroon Circular Economy Project ♻️, covering topics from low-tech biochar production to plastic brick machine optimization. The discussions sparked many new ideas and plans for the coming months.
💚 It was wonderful to welcome both new and familiar faces. We thank all participants for their contributions, insights, and energy — your engagement continues to drive our projects forward.
🌍 EWB Luxembourg – Quarterly Meeting @ University
🌍Join us for our quarterly meet-up to hear the latest field updates, project milestones, and upcoming opportunities — featuring insights from the Cameroon Circular Economy Project and research on biochar production.
📅 Don’t miss it – share, learn, and get involved! More details on LinkedIn.
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Guest Lecture: Circular Economy & Waste Management 🌍
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
Circular Economy – Guest Lecture by Dr. Patrick L. Dorvil (EIB)
Engineers Without Borders Luxembourg is honored to host Dr. Patrick L. Dorvil, Senior Sector Economist at the Projects Directorate of the European Investment Bank, for a 45-minute lecture on circular economy and waste management.
This presentation marks the start of a collaboration with master’s students, who will contribute to our Cameroon Circular Economy Project – Plastic Waste Management as part of their academic program.
We warmly invite engineers, students, researchers, and professionals interested in sustainability to join us for this inspiring event.
📅 Sept 30, 6pm | 📍 Campus Kirchberg D17
🔗 Learn more about the project: Cameroon Circular Economy Project – Plastic Waste Management. Learn more about the event on our LinkedIn page.
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🌞👨🔬 DIY Solar Cooker – Back in the Sun – Field Testing, Teamwork & Good Food
Last Sunday, we came together once again to see our solar cooker in action, reflect on what we’ve learned so far, and brainstorm the next steps in our ongoing research project. It was a great mix of hands-on testing, technical discussions – and shared moments.
Despite the sometimes unpredictable August weather in Luxembourg (we got lucky with the sun ☀️😅), we managed to cook a meal, enjoy the results, and exchange ideas on how to optimize performance, tracking mechanisms, and heat transfer.
🍽️ Key takeaway?
Engineering and sustainability go hand-in-hand – but it’s the human element that makes these projects truly meaningful. Sitting together, sharing a solar-cooked dish, and dreaming up improvements is what drives us forward.
🔬 What’s next?
> Testing alternative absorber Materials
> Improving reflector precision
> Collecting more performance data under varying conditions
Huge thanks to everyone who joined and contributed their insights & energy – especially Michel Guenther for pushing things forward!
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