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Engineers Without Borders

The term Engineers Without Borders (EWB; French: Ingénieurs sans frontières, ISF) is used by a number of non-governmental organizations in various countries to describe their activity based on engineering and oriented to international development work. All of these groups work worldwide to serve the needs of disadvantaged communities and people through…

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Engineers Without Borders

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples75
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Engineers Without Borders

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related to Students · 24
Engineers Without Borders → According, Another, Borders, Boulder, Colorado, Developing Countries, Director, EDC, Ein Sultan Refugee, El-Omari, Engineering, Engineering Service Corps, Engineers, In, Mud, One, The, There, This, United Nations
has impact · 15
Engineers Without Borders → All, Because, Borders, Education, Engineers, In, Most Engineers, One, Palestine, Professional, Projects, Researchers, River, River Basin Management, The
related to International co-operation · 14
Engineers Without Borders → An, Bernard Amadei, EWB Canada, EWB-Canada, EWB-I, EWB-UK, EWB-USA, EWB/ISF, In, International, ISF-Spain, Many, Prof, Several
related to Educators · 10
Engineers Without Borders → As, Borders, Engineering, Engineers, EWB, One, The, There, These, This
related to Selected EWB organizations · 2
Engineers Without Borders → EWB-International, International Members
related to External links · 1
Engineers Without Borders → InternationalIngeniería Sin Fronteras Chile

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water provisioninginstance ofThe program had students from both engineering and non-engineering disciplines address a wide range of issues0.80text
food productioninstance ofThe program had students from both engineering and non-engineering disciplines address a wide range of issues0.80text
healthinstance ofThe program had students from both engineering and non-engineering disciplines address a wide range of issues0.80text
and shelterinstance ofThe program had students from both engineering and non-engineering disciplines address a wide range of issues0.80text
ecological degradationinstance ofIn 2009 it was found that using mud bricks to rebuild houses that were destroyed in ways0.80text
natural disastersinstance ofIn 2009 it was found that using mud bricks to rebuild houses that were destroyed in ways0.80text
or political turmoilinstance ofIn 2009 it was found that using mud bricks to rebuild houses that were destroyed in ways0.80text
was a cheapinstance ofIn 2009 it was found that using mud bricks to rebuild houses that were destroyed in ways0.80text
efficient way to rebuild infrastructureinstance ofIn 2009 it was found that using mud bricks to rebuild houses that were destroyed in ways0.80text
Engineers Without Bordershas impactResearchers0.60section
Engineers Without Bordershas impactIn0.60section
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