To mobilize Iraqi engineering students and professionals in designing and implementing sustainable, community-driven solutions that address urgent local needs—while fostering ethical leadership, technical excellence, and social responsibility.
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An Iraq where every community has access to resilient infrastructure, clean resources, and locally-led engineering capacity—built by the next generation of empathetic engineers.
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Solutions are co-designed with communities—not imposed.
Every project meets safety, sustainability, and technical standards.
Students lead real projects from day one.
We prioritize gender equity and marginalized voices.
We partner with local NGOs, universities, and municipalities.
Engineers Without Borders – Iraq is guided by a National Advisory Board composed of experienced engineers, academics, and development practitioners. The Board ensures strategic alignment, technical quality, and ethical compliance across all initiatives.
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EwB Iraq operates through university-based student chapters, where engineering students lead projects, conduct field assessments, and manage community partnerships.
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Founded in [Year] by a group of engineering students passionate about applying their skills to real Iraqi challenges, EwB Iraq began with a single water project in [Location]. Today, we are a growing movement of over 250 volunteers working across 8 governorates.
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Join us in building a more resilient Iraq.