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CHE is a Netherlands-based organization dedicated to creating meaningful, community-driven volunteering experiences in collaboration with local partners. Our flagship partnership with Engineering Without Borders Argentina focuses on projects that promote social inclusion, education, and infrastructure improvement in underserved communities.

Through participatory design and co-creation, communit...

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Maria Hernandez

Maria Hernandez

Interviewed in 2026

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María Hernández, a civil engineer, received a scholarship to attend the "Living with the Semi-Arid" International Course on Sustainable Development in...

I have always believed that engineering should be a tool for social transformation, but after finishing university, I struggled to find a professional space where I could truly make that vision a reality. I discovered ISF-Ar just as it was emerging, and it immediately helped me build a sense of purpose. Being part of the organization since its early stages has been incredibly rewarding, as it allowed me to not only grow with the project but also to actively participate in constructing our horizontal approach to solving structural problems and favouring access to rights. It is the place where my technical background finally aligned with my commitment to improving quality of life

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Adán Levy

Adán Levy

Interviewed in 2026

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Adán Levy is the Executive Director of Engineering Without Borders Argentina. He is a 47-year-old engineer with 14 years of experience leading communi...

I was inspired by the idea that engineering can be a tool for social transformation. 

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Nicolás Delgado

Nicolás Delgado

Interviewed in 2026

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Nicolás Delgado is the founder of CHE (Community & Humanitarian Engineering). He has experience coordinating community-based projects with Engineering...

Working with Engineering Without Borders Argentina showed me that engineering is ultimately about service, especially to communities facing the greatest challenges. I witnessed how technical knowledge, when guided by ethics and social awareness, can become a powerful force to reduce inequality. 

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CHE is a Netherlands-based organization dedicated to creating meaningful, community-driven volunteering experiences in collaboration with local partners. Our flagship partnership with Engineering Without Borders Argentina focuses on projects that promote social inclusion, education, and infrastructure improvement in underserved communities. Through participatory design and co-creation, communities define their own solutions, ensuring that projects are sustainable and truly meet local needs. Volunteers actively contribute by working alongside local professionals, gaining hands-on experience in construction, engineering, and humanitarian project management, while learning about ethical development, social impact, and human rights. CHE programs combine practical skills, cultural immersi...

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