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Posted on: August 16, 2017
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Posted on: August 16, 2017
A little friendly competition never hurt anyone, right? Rally friends, family or other connections and challenge them to join you for your 36-hour fast!
It’s a great way to create accountability for the length of the fasting period while also increasing support of Engineers in Action. The more fasters participating, the more likely EIA is to eradicate water poverty and increase capacity in rural South American villages, so get your group together now.
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Posted on: August 16, 2017
Hi all,
I just pledged 36 hours to Engineers in Action’s 2018 #CleanWaterFast and need your help.
For 36 hours, I’ll abstain from everything. Everything except the pure, unpolluted, easily-accessible, life-giving water that we so often take for granted. In some countries, clean water is considered a luxury, with many rural children and families consuming unsanitary water that causes illness. Engineers in Action works to change all that, and I want to help them succeed.
I hope to raise $500 before my 36 hour fast October 4-6. Will you support me?
Water is not a luxury. Help me make that a reality for two entire villages in rural South America by donating to my fundraiser now.
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Giving online is easy and fast, and your support will make a real difference. I appreciate your help!
Posted on: May 23, 2014
Pablo Boada has worked for many years for the third sector, in the field of health and cultural management. He was founder and director of Foundation Quito Eterno for six years and currently is the director. He is also one of the founders of Fundación Hombro a Hombro since 2013.
He’s experienced has been focused en organizational structure for the third sector, sustainability and construction of equipment’s with interdisciplinary approaches. Has a tittle as Lawyer and a master´s degree in Social Intervention.
Posted on: May 23, 2014
Contributes with technical and administrative knowledge, but also knowledge of good practices of community development for a proper functioning of the foundation.
Hugh Mills has more than thirty five years career path with a Civil engineer title, with a master´s degree in Organizational leadership. He has worked with rural communities in Ecuador in projects of potable water, he has a company in the hospitality industry for more than twenty years in Quito. He´s worked in training at an institutional and community level.
Posted on: May 22, 2014
Felipe Vasquez is an Environmental and Development engineer graduated in the Zamorano Pan-American Agricultural School based in Honduras. After finishing his undergraduate studies he went back to Ecuador and started working with farmers in the production of yellow dragon fruit (Selenicereus megalanthus), located in the Amazon region.
He understands that many people face a difficult life in rural communities in his home country. He likes to work on the empowerment of the people and communities using their local resources and knowledge to improve their quality of life.
He is interested how water linked to social aspects that why he decides to join Engineers in Action. Additional to this, he is currently working in his master’s thesis in Watershed Management in the Tropical Agronomic Center of Investigation and Education (CATIE).
Felipe likes to travel; outdoor activities like rock climbing and mountain climbing.