The lovely team at The Schneider Electric Foundation provide us with financial support. We are also working with them to find new ways that we can collaborate to build sustainable communities through energy knowledge and leadership.

Beca have been a strong EWBNZ supporter for a long time, and this is reflected in the large proportion of Beca staff who make up our active volunteers. Beca have been our platinum conference sponsor for a number of years and provide our Technical Support Hub with access to pro-bono engineering hours.

VSA is a homegrown development agency that sends skilled Kiwis overseas to share their experience and knowledge directly with local people and communities.

Our friends at MAS provide financial support to enable us to do great things. They are also great at helping out with event management and even marketing!

MAS is a member-based financial services provider for professional people, and a great example of an organisation using its presence to do good. Check them out here at www.mas.co.nz

The team at Jacobs provide our Technical Support Hub with pro-bono engineering hours. This is a valuable contribution to achieving our mission.

We've been working with our good friends from across the ditch since way back when we first started. They've helped us develop ideas and programmes and we are now even jointly working in Vanuatu

Through our joint partnership with Engineers Without Borders Australia, we have placed an environmental engineer in the Department to finalise and implement the Vanuatu National Sanitation Standards. Working in a capacity development role, our engineer is preparing policy documents, developing design criteria, determining standard best practice designs, and coordinating training for provincial and local community health workers.