Engineers Without Borders – Mid-Atlantic Professionals Chapter

Moving the World toward Achieving Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation for All is the theme of the 2009 Global Passport to Clean Water program. This novel curriculum, developed by The Fairmount Waterworks Interpretive Center, MAGPI, and the Philadelphia Global Water Initiative will focus on a clean water and sanitation project in Rwanda.  Read more >>

More than 275 participants attended this year’s event at Northeastern University in Boston, with more than 40 breakout sessions and 30 speakers to inspire, energize, and connect the 55 chapters from Maine to Delaware.  Read more >>

EWB-MAP has partnered with the local Filipino Rotary Club in their efforts to improve the health conditions for those living in the village of Apatut, Philippines.  The village and surrounding area is in need of a new potable water supply, as most residents currently obtain water directly from contaminated shallow wells within the village. EWB-MAP will develop a sustainable solution to combat the related diseases typically associated with poor drinking water quality.  Read more >>