As a fast-growing charity, EWB-UK has often appeared in high-profile media over the years, ranging from the BBC in the UK to Development Asia, a publication of the Asian Development Bank in the Philippines.

With stories as diverse as a placement at a Shelter organisation in Cambridge, UK to links with organisations in countries such as Ecuador, Laos and Nigeria, EWB-UK is proud to have appeared in a wide range of publications, and actively seeks to gain more publicity through communication with all sources of media.

Recently Published Material:

• Andrew Lamb's online diary in his year as EWB-UK's first full-time Chief Executive - Taking engineering ideas and creating reality.
• March 2009 - Story in Engineering Designer on Andy Murfin and his project in Laos with the Lao Institute for Renewable Energy through EWB-UK - Promoting human development through engineering.
• March 2009 - Story in New Civil Engineer where Andrew Lamb comments on the new ICE President's Apprentice Scheme to inspire the civil engineering world to make a substantial difference to developing countries - Making a Difference.
• April 2009 - ICE Profile on Josh Macabuag and his placement in South Africa - Volunteering in South Africa through Engineers Without Borders.
• April 2009 - Column in the IET's magazine where Andrew Lamb comments on the possibilities of a global crisis by 2030 - If You Ask Me - Don't just sit there
• April 2009 - An article in the Metro newspaper where Joe Rowley, writer for EWB-UK, talks about his experiences as a young journalist at the 2009 G20 Summit in London - G20: Reflections
• May 2009 - Story in Engineering Designer on EWB-UK volunteer Stephen Gerrard on his contributuion to HIV prevention research - Prevention is better than cure
• July 2009 - Article in the NCE about Josh Macabuag winning first prize int he ICE Graduates & Students papers competition for his research paper with EWB-UK - Macabuag scoops paper award

To view the archive of all known published material, visit this link.

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