🌍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. #EWBLuxembourg#Volunteer#EngineeringForImpact#Sustainability
fter being first recognised as a Student Association, then as a Student Partner when our PhD members were still studying, we temporarily lost the status last year due to a lack of student members.
This academic year (since October 2025), we are proud to have obtained the Student Partner status again 🎓
👉 We are now officially listed on the University of Luxembourg website and can benefit from: ▪️ Small room reservations ▪️ Printing services ▪️ Promotion via the Office of Student Life Facebook page ▪️ and visibility on the university platform
💡 This status highlights our strong collaboration with the University and, above all, our commitment to actively engage students in real-world sustainability and engineering projects.
We’re looking forward to building even more impactful student-led initiatives this year! 🌱
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.
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.
The meeting focused on strengthening collaboration with the university and creating more opportunities for student involvement in EWB’s sustainable development projects.