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(up to August 2017) national EWB/ISF groups. EWB-HK is now a member organization of EWB-International.

EWB-HK is a member organization of "Engineers Without Borders - International"

Engineers Without Borders – International is an international association of 64 nos. 「無國界工程師(香港)」是一個在本港註册的獨立、非政治、非宗教、非牟利及慈善組織，在2008年成立。現時，本組織主要由工程師及多類專業人士組成，並有一群來自不同界別的朋友及學生協助推動各項義務工作。

Engineers Without Borders (Hong Kong) Limited (EWB-HK) is an independent, non-political, non-religious, non-profit-making and charitable organization in Hong Kong. EWB-HK, founded in 2008, is a volunteer-based organization and supported by engineers, professionals from different aspects, non-technical and student volunteers. EWB-HK is an approved charitable institution, which is exempt from tax under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance.

25/09/2026

Ready to broaden your horizons, connect with inspiring people, and turn ideas into meaningful action?

Join GCP27, the flagship youth programme of Engineers Without Borders Hong Kong (EWB-HK), and embark on a journey towards becoming a changemaker and future leader. Since its launch in 2018, GCP has engaged 150+ undergraduate and postgraduate students from 17 countries and regions, creating a platform for young people to explore global challenges, sustainability, humanitarian issues, and community service.

🎬 Watch our GCP26 Overseas Service Trip Video：
https://youtu.be/zkwsXmE56pQ

✨ What can you experience in GCP27?
Through four stages of learning and action, participants will have opportunities to:
🌱 Explore sustainability, humanitarian and SDG-related topics through interactive training and workshops
🤝 Meet thematic leaders, engineers, mentors and organisational partners working on real-world challenges
🏙️ Take part in local community engagement and pro bono service projects
✈️ Join an overseas service programme and work with partners and communities beyond Hong Kong
💡 Co-design and implement people-centred service projects
🌏 Reflect, exchange ideas and turn your experience into future action through post-trip ideation
GCP27 is more than a series of workshops — it is an opportunity to learn, connect, serve and create change alongside like-minded young people.

📣 Applications for GCP27 are now open!
📝 Apply here: https://forms.gle/ZrpJrBDvTeFWuzzb8
📅 Application Deadline: 17 October 2026
📧 Enquiry: [email protected]
📱 Contact / WhatsApp: Sam (+852 6231 7504)

Take your first step towards becoming a global citizen and changemaker. We look forward to seeing you in GCP27! 🌏

13/09/2026

From Bricks to Goals: From Creative Spark to Inclusive STEAM Impact ⚙️⚽️🤖

In late July, we partnered with a local NGO to host a hands-on Lego Soccer Robot STEAM Workshop for SEN students.

During the workshop, students explored robotics, circuits, and mechanical design by building custom soccer robots from scratch and testing them in matches on our mini pitch. Watching them troubleshoot, innovate, and test their ideas in real time made for an inspiring session.

Beyond assembling hardware, participants gained practical experience in spatial reasoning, basic control system logic, and collaborative problem-solving. By testing their designs in real-time matches, students learnt how to analyze real-world feedback, troubleshoot structural issues, and iterate on their builds to improve performance and adopt different strategies.

This experience reminded us that engineering extends far beyond technical mechanics—it is about creating inclusive spaces where every learner can explore their potential.

A sincere thank you to sen_with_you_hk for the collaboration, youthlink.namcheong for providing the venue and our dedicated volunteers for making this event possible as we continue our commitment to Engineer Worlds Better.

26/08/2026

🎉 What a way to wrap up Global Citizenship Programme 2026!

Last Saturday, we came together for the GCP Festival to celebrate, reconnect and look back on another memorable GCP journey. ✨

We brought together our GCP25 and GCP26 graduates for an afternoon full of stories, memories and celebration! During the sharing session, our graduates talked about why they joined GCP in the first place, what kept them going, and why they chose to stay connected with the GCP. Different journeys, different experiences — but the same passion to learn, serve and make a difference. 💛

Then came the big moment — graduation! 🎓👏 We celebrated the achievements of both GCP25 and GCP26 graduates, and also presented certificates of appreciation to our instructors, mentors, partner organisations, volunteers, OC members and helpers. A huge round of applause to everyone who has supported GCP and helped make the journey possible!

And of course, a Festival needs some fun! 🥳 We caught up over refreshments, snapped plenty of photos, played games and enjoyed some friendly competition. It was great to see old friends reconnect, new friendships begin, and everyone simply enjoying the afternoon together.

THANK YOU to everyone who joined us, and to The Henderson for hosting us in such a wonderful space! 💫 One chapter may have come to an end, but the GCP journey definitely doesn’t stop here. Congratulations again to our GCP25 and GCP26 graduates — and see you again very soon! 🌏

17/08/2026

From Experience to Reflection🌱

After completing the Malaysia Service Trip, our team came together for the Post-trip Evaluation Workshop, marking the final chapter of this meaningful journey.

During the workshop, students reflected on their experiences throughout the entire programme — from months of preparation and training to hands-on community service and cross-cultural exchanges in Malaysia. Through group discussions and sharing sessions, team members revisited the challenges they encountered, the lessons they gained, and the personal growth they experienced throughout the journey. These reflections helped us better understand the importance of communication, collaboration, cultural sensitivity, and adaptability when applying engineering knowledge in real-world contexts.

The workshop also provided a valuable opportunity for students to share feedback, exchange perspectives, and discuss how the experiences gained from the trip can inspire future learning and actions.

Looking back, was not only a service trip, but a journey of learning, connection, and growth. From designing and implementing community solutions to building friendships across borders, every experience has strengthened our belief in the power of engineering to create positive social impact.

A heartfelt thank you to all students, trainers, partners, and communities who contributed to making this journey possible. We look forward to carrying these experiences forward and continuing our commitment to Engineer We Better.

15/08/2026

GCP2026 Malaysia Service Trip #5
Connecting Culture, Leadership, and Personal Growth with AEC Malaysia 🌏

During our Malaysia Service Trip, the team visited Allied Environmental Consultants Malaysia (AEC) for an engaging and inspiring exchange session. Different from traditional technical sharing, this session focused on the relationship between culture, professional development, and personal growth.

AEC shared valuable insights into Malaysia’s cultural development, workplace diversity, and how different communities contribute to the country’s unique social landscape. Through these discussions, students gained a better understanding of the importance of cultural awareness and communication in an increasingly connected world. We were also inspired by Donna’s personal journey and career experiences, including her challenges, growth, and reflections as a young professional. Her sharing encouraged students to embrace uncertainty, continuously develop themselves, and confidently pursue their own paths.

The session reminded us that becoming a future engineer is not only about developing technical abilities, but also about understanding people, cultures, and the responsibilities we carry in society.

We would like to express our gratitude to the AEC team for their warm welcome, inspiring conversations, and encouragement. Your sharing has provided our students with valuable perspectives that extend beyond engineering.

12/08/2026

GCP2026 Malaysia Service Trip #4
Exploring Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Practices with Aurecon Malaysia 🌿

During our Malaysia Service Trip, our students visited Aurecon Malaysia, where we had an inspiring learning session with professionals from the international engineering and consulting company.

During the visit, the Aurecon team introduced their biodiversity conservation initiatives and shared valuable insights into how environmental projects are developed and implemented through scientific investigation and engineering approaches.

The sharing session covered practical approaches including:
✅ Biodiversity conservation project planning
✅ Environmental survey and assessment methods
✅ Data collection and monitoring approaches
✅ Integrating sustainability considerations into engineering practices

Through real-world project examples, students gained a deeper understanding of how engineering professionals contribute to protecting ecosystems and balancing development with environmental responsibility. The discussion also provided students with opportunities to exchange ideas with industry experts and explore the role of young engineers in addressing global environmental challenges.

We sincerely appreciate the Aurecon team for their sharing. Their experiences have inspired us to continue exploring innovative solutions that connect engineering, sustainability, and nature conservation.

07/08/2026

GCP2026 Malaysia Service Trip #3
Connecting Through Community, Culture, and Shared Experiences 🌱

Beyond the rainwater harvesting project, our team also participated in various community activities, including cooking together with local residents, drainage channel cleaning, and external wall painting.

Through these hands-on experiences, students gained a deeper understanding of the daily lives and challenges faced by the community. These activities reminded us that meaningful community engagement goes beyond providing solutions — it is about building trust, sharing experiences, and creating connections.

During our stay, the team also immersed themselves in the unique cultural heritage of the local village. Through conversations with residents, shared meals, and everyday interactions, students discovered the strong connection between local traditions, community identity, and sustainable development.

This journey reminded us that sustainability is not only about technology and infrastructure — it is also about people, culture, and relationships. Meaningful change happens when solutions are created together with communities.

We are grateful to the local community for welcoming us and sharing their stories with us. These valuable experiences will continue to inspire us as future engineers and global citizens.

04/08/2026

GCP2026 Malaysia Service Trip #2
Building Sustainable Solutions Through Water💧

As the important part of the Malaysia Service Trip, our team collaborated with Engineers Without Borders Malaysia MMU Student Chapter (EWB MMU SC) and local communities to implement a series of community-based engineering initiatives, with the construction of rainwater harvesting systems as the main focus. Through this project, our students applied their engineering knowledge to support more sustainable water management solutions, helping to improve water accessibility and resilience for the local community.

From preparing materials and assembling system components to working closely with local partners on-site, students experienced the process of transforming engineering ideas into practical solutions that respond to real community needs. This hands-on experience strengthened their understanding that effective engineering requires not only technical skills, but also communication, teamwork, and adaptability.

We sincerely thank EWB Malaysia, local partners, and community members for their warm welcome, support, and trust throughout the project. This meaningful collaboration has inspired our students to continue exploring how engineering can contribute to sustainable development and positive social impact.

01/08/2026

9 Days, One Community Service, A Journey Beyond Engineering
Highlights of the Malaysia Service Trip 2026! 🇲🇾✨

After months of preparation, training, and teamwork, our students and volunteer team successfully completed the Malaysia Service Trip and Experiential Learning Journey from June 6 to 14, 2026. Through this meaningful journey, our students applied their engineering knowledge, problem-solving skills, and collaborative spirit to engage with local communities and explore sustainable development practices beyond the classroom.

During the trip, the team worked closely with and local communities to support the construction of rainwater harvesting systems, contributing to more resilient and sustainable water solutions in the local village of Banting Kampung Orang Asli Busut Baru. Beyond engineering practice, students also immersed themselves in the local village environment, experiencing traditional culture, community stories, and the close relationship between people and nature.

The team also had the valuable opportunity to exchange knowledge with our partners, and , gaining insights into biodiversity conservation, sustainability consulting, cultural development, and personal growth in professional fields. Throughout this journey, they witnessed how engineering can connect communities, cultures, and sustainability. From hands-on service work to meaningful conversations, this experience encouraged them to think about how future engineers can contribute to creating a more inclusive and resilient world.

Thank you to all our partners, volunteers, and community members who made this journey possible. Together, we continue to believe in Engineer World Better and creating positive social impact across borders. 🌱

26/06/2026

🌱 From Field Experiences to Shared Insights
Green Innovation × Cultural Exchange Seminar

As the concluding event of the Malaysia & Greater Bay Area Learning Trip, the Green Innovation × Cultural Exchange Seminar was successfully held at PolyU on 12 June 2026.

It is honoured to welcome Prof. Leung Wing Mo, Former Assistant Director of the Hong Kong Observatory and a participant of the Malaysia study trip, as our guest speaker. Drawing on both his professional expertise and firsthand experiences from the journey, Prof. Leung shared valuable insights on climate resilience, sustainable development, and regional collaboration. Through vivid examples and engaging stories, he brought complex environmental concepts to life and encouraged meaningful reflections on sustainability in our rapidly changing world.

The seminar served as a valuable platform for learning, dialogue, and knowledge exchange, bringing the lessons of the study trip beyond the field and into continued conversations on creating a more sustainable future.

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