See below the article by Michel Nkurunziza, published on 18 March 2024 in The New Times, the Rwanda’s largest private media organization.
The Institution of Engineers Rwanda (IER), announced on 15 March 2024 that it will host the Global Engineering Conference (GECO), and ...
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In Jules Verne’s novel, the castaways stranded on Mysterious Island regain hope when Cyrus Smith, the group’s engineer, is found safe and sound: by identifying the island’s resources, and building an oven and tools, he soon makes the island a haven of plenty.
Just as Smith improved life on the island, engineers, men and ...
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Although it dates from 2014, the report “A strategy for inclusiveness, well-being and diversity in engineering workplaces“, written by WFEO Past President Dr Marlene Kanga, is the only such strategic document available in the world and is an important reference to increase the recruitment and retention of women in science, ...
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See below the article published in the website of the Oxford University – Blavatnik School of Government, last 4 December 2023. The original article is available on this page.
One of the central debates in the global anti-corruption community is that of corruption measurement. A quarter of a century ago, the ...
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With the start of the COP27 meetings in Egypt on 6 November 2022, engineers around the world reflect on their role in addressing solutions to climate change.
Dr Marlene Kanga, WFEO President 2017-2019, Fellow of the International Science Council and a member of the Committee ...
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We have been waiting for it since 2016 !
IDEAS, the Engineering Education Journal of the WFEO Committee on Education In Engineering (CEIE), has been republished, thanks to the Myanmar Engineering Council.
IDEAS is a publication addressed to engineering educators, educational officers at Universities and leaders responsible for establishing educational policies for engineering in each ...
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The Institution of Engineers Mauritius celebrated its national Engineers Day on 13th September 2022 with the release of its third Journal on Engineering and the UN Sustainable Development Goals entitled “Engineering: The Pathway to Building Resilience to Climate Change in SIDS” (available in this link) and sets new benchmark for diversity in an engineering ...
WFEO has set up the website WFEO ACADEMY, that intends to provide training for engineering educators and assessors of engineering education programs for accreditation purposes.
All WFEO Members are invited to access the WFEO ACADEMY website.
For organizations that are not yet members, we invite you to learn about all the advantages of ...
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The Global Infrastructure Anti-corruption Centre (GIACC) is pleased to announce the publication of its new Online Anti-Corruption Training: Short Module.
This Short Module is designed to give a brief overview of corruption and of the importance of avoiding any involvement in corruption.
It takes between 20 to 30 minutes to complete. A certificate of ...
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See below a paper by Jorge E. Abramian, President of the World Council of Civil Engineers (WCCE) and Member of the WFEO Executive Council, that analyzes a survey concerning the current challenges of Civil Engineering. The original article is available on this page.
International engineering forum discussions always ...
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