Humanitarian Engineering Training Committee

The Humanitarian Engineering Training Committee (HETC) was officially formed in February 2017. Its missions are to accelerate betterment in life of disadvantaged communities and provide sustainable development, through people-oriented and strength-based training approaches. These are in line with the missions of EWB-HK.

VISION

The vision of HETC is to establish a humanitarian engineering resources (manpower and knowledge) hub in Hong Kong and serving nearby regions, such that the trained volunteers (not necessarily with technical background) can be equipped with basic service and technical skills, and then serve local and overseas NGOs with humanitarian and social related services. 

OBJECTIVES

Conduct trainings that align with the missions of HETC and address the aspects rendered in the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals;
1. Foster the capacity building on humanitarian engineering in humanitarian and community services related NGOs;
2. Enhance the technical and non-technical competence of volunteers, that in turn with benefits to the projects managed by EWB-HK and other NGOs;
3. Create a knowledge and skill learning, sharing and transfer culture in EWB-HK;
4. Promote stakeholders collaborations in training course development and for relevant resources supports;
5. Manage training programs in financially sustainable basis;

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Team Formation of HETC

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EWB-HK Orientation 2018

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Sharing in ICE Bicentenary
Innovation Summit - Engineering
our Future

2018-01-13, HKU

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Sharing Talk:
Hong Kong Volunteer in
International Emergency Rescue

2017-02-15

Guest speaker:
Mr. Bruce Wong, Country Representative, International Association
of Emergency Managers, HK & Macau

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EWB Volunteers Empowerment
Workshop

Series 1: Project
Management

2018-11-18

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[EWB-HK Urban Sustainability Series]

Dialogue with Mo: Climate Change and Sustainable Future

與武哥對話 : 氣候變化與可持續未來

2020-05-17, Venue Sponsor by The Commercial Press in Tsim Sha Tsui

Through the dialogue on diverified climate change related topics - "Urban Resilience, Green Building, Climate Justice" , we wish to inspire and motivate audience with scientific evidence to take actions against climate change, through raising their awareness on an inclusive and just transition towards a greener and more resilient society.

Our speakers, MC, organizing committee members have spent tremendous effort in preparing the dialogue, and make this event successful and fruitful.

Thanks to Prof Leung Wing Mo, Angel Li, Jenny Chan, Melody Wong and Sharon Lau as our speakers and MC.

Thanks to the organizing committee members Ada, Camise, Christopher, Dominic, Marco, Prima, Sam, Samuel, Sharon, Simon, as well as our Board of Directors Edward and Raymond.

Also thanks to our external helpers taking care professional videomaking, photography, production advisory - Oonagh, Joe, Tequilla, Willa.

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EWB-Salon 2018
"New Transformation of EWB-HK
Community Services"

Sub-topics are Capacity Building, Service Types and Young Engineers

The year 2018 marks our big growth to EWB-Hong Kong on Hong Kong Projects and Overseas Projects. We would like to invite you to brainstorm new idea for our future projects and service quality improvement. Your innovative idea will bring synergy and positive energy to us. Let's focus to our roadmap to 2019

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EWB-HK Overseas Project Planning Workshop

2018-09-08

Part 1 - EWB's overseas project cycle and the project planning's detailed workflow. Sam and Raymond Lopinski are helping to set up the project management system in EWB-HK based on the PMI PMBok framework.

Part 2 - The project planning workflows were illustrated by two potential projects in Myanmar:. one is community upgrading in urban slum, another one is improvement works in a campus of children center.

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ICAC Talk for Non-Profit Organization Governance

2018-06-29

ICAC, Supporting organization from

Sir Edward Youde Scholars and Fung's Scholars.