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18th February 202230th December 2023

Social housing community in Gradačac, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Together with Hazima Smajlovic, a refugee from Bosnia, local partner organisations and the local authorities, Engineers Without Borders Switzerland (IngOG+) is committed to establish and operate a housing community for islotated female war victims in Bosnia. The project will contribute to the lack [...]

12th December 202130th December 2023

Foreign mission in Suswa, Kenya

Be involved and support Us! Would you like to use your manual skills to support our school project in East Africa and at the same time take the opportunity to get to know the Maasai culture in Kenya? Who We are and What We do? IngOG + supports communities in meeting their basic needs on a [...]

14th May 20217th May 2024

Water for IAPS (Ilkeek Aare Primary School, Kenya)

Together with the Lions Club Münster-Landois and Lions Club Thika Chania Falls, Maasai parents built a school with an integrated boarding school. As semi-nomads, school children had to walk up to 30 kilometers with their parents during the dry season to find food for their herds. The transition [...]

12th May 2021

MODULØR magazine: mentions our project “Social housing community in Gradačac, Bosnia and Herzegovina”

MODULØR April 2021 issue: We are happy to share with you the second article about our project "Social housing community in Gradačac, Bosnia and Herzegovina" with our current board member Nora Mühlberger in an interview. Modulør is a journal for the architecture, construction, and real estate [...]

12th May 202112th May 2021

The MODULØR magazine issued an article about “Hospital expansion in Ratnanangar – Nepal”

We are very pleased to announce that we have a new cooperation partner: Modulør. Modulør is a journal for the architecture, construction, and real estate industry. Modulør will be joining us on this year's journey, reporting and covering our IngOG+ projects. MODULØR February 2021 [...]

11th February 202114th February 2024

Drinking water supply, Paraguay

The project started in 2015 in the small indigenous village Hugua Chini in the middle of the Chaco of Paraguay. After an in-depth evaluation trip in 2016 to Hugua Chini, a pilot project for biosand filters and rainwater harvesting and its evaluation in 2017/2018, we had to diversify the focus of [...]