Engineers Against Poverty (EAP) works with industry, government and civil society to fight poverty and promote sustainable development. We influence corporate and public policy and help develop practical solutions aimed at creating jobs, promoting enterprise development and improving education and training.

Want to do something amazing? Up for a physical challenge? Committed to Engineers Against Poverty's work and want to make a difference?

EAP is organising an experience of a life time, a breathtaking 11 day exclusive trek to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania from December 3 - 13 2008.

Alternatively, there will be an open trek on October 17-26 2008

Click here for further information

Office move

Engineers Against Poverty has moved to new offices at

2nd floor, Weston House,
246 High Holborn,
London WC1V 7EX

The global engineer: Incorporating global skills within UK higher education of engineers

Web version

Print version

March 2008

The publication is primarily aimed at the engineering sector within higher education and outlines why and how universities can embed the global dimension and development education principles within the courses they run for engineering students. Copies available upon request.

Engineers Against Poverty provides practical guidance to oil, gas and mining companies on local enterprise development

Anti-Corruption Conference in London