🚲🍓 From ideas to action: the SmoothieBike project is officially rolling!

Over the past weeks, Engineers without borders Luxembourg has started bringing the SmoothieBike initiative to life together with the children at Day Care Arcus as part of the national BNE – “Bildung fir Nohalteg Entwécklung” programme.

What began as a broken bicycle is gradually transforming into something much bigger:
✨ a hands-on lesson in sustainability,
✨ a creative engineering experience,
✨ and a fun way to explore circular economy in everyday life.

Through the workshops, children are discovering how technical thinking, teamwork, and creativity can give new life to unused materials. Step by step, they are learning that sustainability is not just a concept in a classroom, but something tangible they can build with their own hands.

And soon… the real reward:
Pedal-powered smoothies made by the children themselves! 🍓⚡

Beyond the smoothies, the project encourages discussions around:
🌍 Reducing waste
🔄 Reusing materials
💡 Energy and innovation
💚 Healthy and active lifestyles

Seeing the children’s curiosity and enthusiasm reminds us why projects like this matter: small engineering ideas can plant the seeds for lifelong environmental awareness.

A huge thank you to everyone involved in making this initiative possible. More updates coming soon!

🌍 Now on Instagram!

Engineers without borders Luxembourg is now expanding to Instagram, and we’re bringing you closer than ever to the projects, people, and ideas shaping a more sustainable and equitable world.

From hands-on engineering solutions to inspiring stories from the field, this space will spotlight how innovation meets impact. 🚀

Follow us to:
🔧 Discover real-world projects
🌱 Learn how engineering drives sustainable change
🤝 Meet the passionate community behind it all
📍 Stay updated on our events and initiatives

Join us on this journey and be part of building a better future, together.

👉 Follow us on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/ewb_luxembourg/

👩🏻 Inspiring young women to take initiative

A big thank you to the Young Women Conference (YWC) for inviting us to take part in this inspiring trade fair. It was a great opportunity to connect with young women and raise awareness around environmental and societal challenges and most importantly, to show that impact doesn’t require many resources, just curiosity and initiative.

💡 From experimenting with a water filter prototype to generating electricity using a lime, these hands-on activities sparked conversations, creativity, and engagement.

Seeing their enthusiasm, questions, and ideas reminded us why this work matters.

Following our participation on 19 March, we would like to thank the Young Women’s Conference (YWC), and Hanna Siemaszko supported by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR), for this inspiring event.

👉 Learn more about the event here: https://www.ywc.lu/

EWB Luxembourg General Assembly 2026 – Join us!

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.

🤝 Enhancing Collaboration with the University 🎓

Yesterday, EWB Luxembourg President Kristina Teppo met with representatives of the University of Luxembourg’s Engineering Department – Prof. Francesco Viti (Head), Prof. Ralph Useldinger (CERATIZIT Chair, Ingénieurs et Scientifiques du Luxembourg a.s.b.l. board member), and Berta Rato (Strategic Advisor to the FSTM Dean).

The meeting focused on strengthening collaboration with the university and creating more opportunities for student involvement in EWB’s sustainable development projects.

#EWBLuxembourg #UniversityOfLuxembourg #EngineeringForDevelopment #Sustainability

QUARTERLY MEETING EWB LUX

On June 4th, 2025, we gathered for our quarterly meeting at the university — a great opportunity to connect, share ideas, and reflect on recent progress.

One of the highlights was the presentation of our recently completed project in Kenya – we’re proud to have successfully delivered a water access solution for St. Joseph’s Girls Secondary School, a boarding school in rural Kenya. 🌍💧

We also shared updates on ongoing initiatives and projects, including:
– Renewable Energy in Zambia ⚡
– Circular Economy efforts in Cameroon ♻️
– And a short report on our internal plastic recycling workshop.

It was fantastic to see both new and familiar faces — thank you to everyone who joined and contributed to the inspiring conversations.

#EWB #Sustainability #WaterAccess #RenewableEnergy #CircularEconomy #PlasticRecycling #Impact

EWB Luxembourg is proud to be part of the EWB International family!💙

Together with fellow chapters around the world, we are committed to building a more sustainable, equitable, and connected future.
Being part of this global movement empowers us to share knowledge, strengthen impact, and stand in solidarity with communities worldwide.
Here’s to collaboration without borders! 🎉✨

👉 Learn more about the network: ewb-international.org

#EWBLuxembourg #EWBInternational #EngineersWithoutBorders #Sustainability #GlobalImpact #TogetherWeBuild #NoBordersJustSolutions 🌍🔧💡