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6th March 201817th June 2018

Lunch Seminar in Biel

As part of the "Xylorama" of the Bern University of Applied Sciences, we introduce ourselves and report on the drinking water project in an indigenous community in Paraguay. In doing so, we focus on working with local partners and setting up a monitoring system on site. Through this project we hope [...]

5th February 201817th June 2018

IngOG+ Open Platform starts on February 14th!

From February onwards, we will have a new meet-up allowing you and all IngOG+ members to easily meet and collaborate more regularly! The IngOG+ team in Zürich will be working at Schipfe 33 (2nd floor, above the Canoe Club) every second Wednesday of each month. Our doors are open from 6:30pm and [...]

5th February 201812th December 2021

Volunteers required for new Fundraising team!

IngOG+ is establishing a new fundraising team in order to be able to pursue more projects simultaneously in the future, and therefore reach more people in need. Are you open, communicative and enjoy meeting new people? Do you enjoy teamwork and would like to be part of a young organisation [...]

11th January 201817th June 2018

Events & Communications Team Members sought

Required: Project members for the Events and Communication Team. Why? Good communication is the key to successfully sharing IngOG+'s vision, and to build up an effective organisation of volunteers. Who? No specific experience is required, people of all ages and backgrounds are sought. What [...]

11th January 201824th December 2020

IT Specialist

IngOG+ are currently searching for a new team member with a high affinity for IT and web-design in order to continue to upgrade our current website. The team have a high focus on improving internal working procedures and on external communications. Hopefully you've already noticed a somewhat [...]

10th January 201817th June 2018

Waste Management in Mbera Refugee Camp, Mauritania

Growing populations, trends such as urbanization, and a historic lack of spending on essential infrastructure projects in developing countries, have contributed to making effective waste disposal an ever greater problem. Together with our local contacts and existing members who are aware of the [...]