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Indian-Origin Engineer Wins UK PM's Award For Low-Cost Invention - Vimarsana News

Indian-Origin Engineer Wins UK PM's Award For Low-Cost Invention

A British Sikh engineer behind an energy efficient manual washing machine for low-income groups around the world, inspired by his volunteering work in India, has won Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Points of Light Award.

Source: ndtv.com
Head of Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin envisions a globally-focused future | WUWM 89.7 FM - Vimarsana News

Head of Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin envisions a globally-focused future | WUWM 89.7 FM

Marissa Jablonski became the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin's first executive director in 2020. She anticipates the initiative will have a global reach within a decade.

Source: wuwm.com
Rotary Club speakers highlight Engineers Without Borders - Vimarsana News

Rotary Club speakers highlight Engineers Without Borders

On Tuesday, Jan. 17, the Rotary Club of Warrenton had two special guests from the Engineers Without Borders project, Mark Swallow and Bruce Binney.

Improving lives in Tanzania - Vimarsana News

Improving lives in Tanzania

Water supply, sanitation and education are focus areas driven by Engineers Without Borders Sweden. As the main partner of EWB-SWE, Sandvik contributes to the development of rural areas in Tanzania.

Education Notebook: Trine University team sees flowing success with Ecuadorian project - Vimarsana News

Education Notebook: Trine University team sees flowing success with Ecuadorian project

A surprise awaited a Trine University group that traveled to a remote Ecuadorian village to evaluate a drinking water system students built two years earlier.