Engineers in Action

Engineers in Action

Engineers can change the world. We provide crucial connections between engineering groups and indiginous communities to build a better future.

Help us improve the quality of life for those in need.

Have Friends on the Ground Where You Need Them Most

Often, it’s not the decision to help, but the actual getting there and doing it that is the hard part. When you’re traveling to another country with no translator, no way of getting supplies, and rudimentary transportation, it adds unexpected and unwelcome obstacles to your engineering goals.

In Bolivia, EIA is there to help you. We maintain a local office with Bolivian engineers who keep up with local villages and their needs. We can take care of the details so that you can concentrate on the real reason you’re there.

Why go through us

1) Indigenous connections. Our engineers in Bolivia were born and raised there. They know the land and the people. They know what is needed. This kind of insight gives us the ability to develop projects that will most benefit the people who live there. You don’t need to waste time doing research or submitting projects to EWB for approval. We’ve done it all already.

2) Logistical support. Getting the supplies for a dozen eco-latrines out to a remote mountain village is hard enough even when you’re not trying to do it from half a world away. With our people on the ground in Bolivia, we can get what you need to where you need it. We can help you make sure you have food, lodging, and transportation. In short, we can help you get your job done with as little hassle as possible.

Design and build an engineering project in Bolivia

Your skills can change lives in indigenous communities. If your Engineers Without Borders group would like to design and construct a project in Bolivia, contact us. We can connect you with community needs and provide project support during your stay in Bolivia.

Click here to contact us.

Newsflash

Conference 2012

March 29th, 2012

This past weekend I had the opportunity to attend the Engineers Without Borders International Conference.  I met up with many of the EWB-USA teams EIA works with – including Univ of Arizona, Univ of Memphis, Univ of Idaho, Missouri S&T, Okla. East, and Univ of Tulsa.  It was enlightening to see how other teams have [...]

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