Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
When institutions collaborate, they build an ecosystem that accelerates the growth, exposure, and confidence of the next generation.
Today 2 July 2026, I was incredibly honored to witness and be part of a major milestone, the official renewal of the 5-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between @ewb_ea and the @UIPE_Uganda
A huge thank you to Mr. @PNzabanita, Executive Director, EWB-EA ,Eng. Peterson Mwesiga, FCIArb, MUIPE, R.Eng(U) , President, UIPE, for this incredible opportunity and for their visionary leadership in driving this partnership forward.
Its real impact lies in what it means for the young engineers and graduates across Uganda. This initiative builds beautifully on UIPE's ongoing commitment to youthful professional development, particularly through its dedicated Continuous Professional Development (CPD) frameworks and structural registration mentorship programs designed to turn graduate trainees into fully competent, industry-ready leaders.
True professional growth happens when institutional strength meets youthful drive, and this collaboration is specifically structured to accelerate that transition. This partnership creates a sustainable launchpad for early-career professionals to gain real-world competency, secure professional mentorship, and access vital talent pipelines.
This joint effort ensures that the next generation isn’t just entering the workforce with theoretical knowledge, but is fully backed by UIPE's relentless effort to champion local capability, elevate the professional voice, and provide the technical and ethical training needed to lead our engineering ecosystem into the future.
Here is to empowering the future of engineering in Uganda and building local capability from the ground up! 💪
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
Join us for an evening of fellowship and learning at an Iftar Fellowship.
Let’s break the fast together as we explore “From Infrastructure to Impact: Building Community-Led Water and Sanitation.”
📅 13th March 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Uganda National Theatre
See you🔥
#RotaryEyamba
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
Dec 9-11, School of Engineering students & EWB-EA visited Kasozi Health Center III to survey key systems like water, energy, & biomed.
Big thanks to Ms. Beatrice Mucunguzi, & Incharge Ms. Betty Namatta for facilitating this step towards sustainable healthcare solutions.
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
In a life-saving effort to restore safe access between villages in Ibanda-Kyanya town council in Kasese district, @ewb_ea have completed the construction of a suspended pedestrian bridge over the dangerous River Mubuku.
@fahadmasereka01
#NBSYourStory #NBSUpdates
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
#GoodMorning and #HappyNewWeek!
The Design of Solar Powered Piped Water Systems #UIPECPDTraining is set for 25th-27th September 2024 at Eureka Place Hotel, Ntinda.
Don’t miss out—book your spot today!
#UIPEUpdates
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
#MWEworks: The 20th @WRIUga Webinar focusing on harnessing innovation & partnerships to integrate Water-Energy Land-Food-Health & Education for tangible Community Resilience & Global Impact will be held on 30th August, 2024 at 11:00AM.
Registration Link: bit.ly/3ACOIgf
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
Our food systems are extremely vulnerable to the impacts of water scarcity, pollution, floods & the ever-evolving physical and geopolitical landscape.
To help feed a growing population, water must be considered central in the design of food systems: wrld.bg/woVz50Rwkx7
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
For us to achieve a #SustainableFuture, planning is key.
Proper planning prevents poor management. We need to remember that our towns are growing without prior planning.
#LocalPartnerships
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
We are still on , Kindly join us on a zoom call as we talk about bit.ly/EWB-EA “Covering Pathways for Sustainable Progress at the Local Level." With a theme of "Fostering Local Partnerships and Innovations for Sustainable Development,"
#SustainableFuture|| #LocalPartnerships
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
#WASHinSchoolsSymposium
The children are loud and clear. The conditions they endure with dirty toilets and no running water are a danger to their health and a hindrance to learning. Heed their words, act now. #SDG6 for #SDG4
@Educ_SportsUg
@MorikuJoyce
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
#HappeningNow The 1st WASH in School Symposium organized by @Educ_SportsUg under the theme; Reimagining water, sanitation and hygiene services: Leaving no child behind
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
At the mid-point in the 2030 Agenda, the World Bank Group’s #SDGAtlas provides timely data & interactive storytelling & data visualizations to guide decision-making & measure progress towards the #SDGs.
Join the live launch & high-level discussion
➡️ wrld.bg/HwJl50OLqnl
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
HAPPENING NOW!
Briefing of NEMSA members partaking in the UWEWK walk on operations of the Sewage treatment plant at Lubigi.
The walk is on.
Engineers Without Borders-East Africa retweeted
#UWEWK23 Join us for the Opening ceremony of the Uganda Water and Environment week 2023 under the theme “Water and environment for climate resilient development.”
📌 MWE Auditorium
Live on: @ubctvuganda @nbstv
Zoom: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…


































