Engineers Without Borders (Australia) (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Engineers Without Borders (Australia)" in English language version.

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acnc.gov.au

"Engineers Without Borders_ACNC GROUP". 30 March 2021.

archive.today

(5-7 December 2011). 2011 AAEE Conference. (Fremantle, Western Australia).

developmenteducationreview.com

Linda Briskman, Alexander Jarema, Stephanie Kuek and Jennifer Martin. (Autumn 2013). Without Borders: Fostering Development Studies in Social Work. Development, Education, Review. (Melbourne, Australia).

ewb.org.au

About Us
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(3 December 2017). UN Sustainability Goals – Event Summary.

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(20 January 2016). Engineering a better future: South Australian engineer leads innovation at Engineers without Borders. News Leads. Stories from across the Asia Pacific. (Australia).

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Everett, Carys. (November 2017). The People Centred Approach to Technology that is Making a Difference in our Communities. Pure Advantage. (New Zealand)

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(16 December 2017). UC students win Engineers Without Borders innovation award. University of Canterbury. (New Zealand).

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(1-3 December 2005). Engineering a Better World. University of Melbourne. (Australia).

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Campbell, Eric. (26-28 November). Eric Campbell: Reporting on the World. (Melbourne, Australia).