Unicycling across Sweden for improved water access
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Hi! My name is Marcus. I’m 21 years old and I’m studying sustainable energy engineering at Luleå University of Technology. I like to challenge myself with adventures and last year I decided to take on a fairly odd challenge to ride my unicycle through Sweden on a >2000 km trip. Besides the challenge, this project is also a way to raise awareness and funds for Engineers Without Borders Sweden, which values and important work I support.
Access to clean water and sanitation is essential for good health and is the first line of defense in the challenging times we live in. All the funds raised during my trip will go towards the ongoing Water & Sanitation (WASH) projects EWB-SWE implements in Tanzania and Nepal. Thank you for your support!
My trip will start on June 21st off in Smygehuk, continue north through Dalarna and the goal is to reach Treriksröset by early august.
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Access to clean water and sanitation is essential for good health and is the first line of defense in the challenging times we live in. All the funds raised during my trip will go towards the ongoing Water & Sanitation (WASH) projects EWB-SWE implements in Tanzania and Nepal. Thank you for your support!
My trip will start on June 21st off in Smygehuk, continue north through Dalarna and the goal is to reach Treriksröset by early august.
Follow my journey:
About EWB-SE
Engineers Without Borders Sweden (EWB-SWE) is a volunteer based and value-driven organization working to address social and developmental challenges through humanitarian engineering. In line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, they aim to support the communities they engage in with sustainability and long-term thinking as guidance.
They work on a range of different international projects, primarily based in sub-saharan Africa and South Asia, where most of the projects concern the areas of sustainable energy and water & sanitation. More recently they have also strengthened their capacity and increased their presence in the areas of entrepreneurship, digitalisation and construction.
To learn more about EWB-SWE and its work, you can visit their website www.ewb-swe.org and have a look at their 2020 Review video which highlights their activities in Sweden and abroad, and main impact during the year. They also recently released their 2020 Annual Report , Empowering Communities in Challenging Times, reflecting their achievements over the past year and their continued commitment to deliver humanitarian engineering.
Engineers Without Borders Sweden (EWB-SWE) is a volunteer based and value-driven organization working to address social and developmental challenges through humanitarian engineering. In line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, they aim to support the communities they engage in with sustainability and long-term thinking as guidance.
They work on a range of different international projects, primarily based in sub-saharan Africa and South Asia, where most of the projects concern the areas of sustainable energy and water & sanitation. More recently they have also strengthened their capacity and increased their presence in the areas of entrepreneurship, digitalisation and construction.
To learn more about EWB-SWE and its work, you can visit their website www.ewb-swe.org and have a look at their 2020 Review video which highlights their activities in Sweden and abroad, and main impact during the year. They also recently released their 2020 Annual Report , Empowering Communities in Challenging Times, reflecting their achievements over the past year and their continued commitment to deliver humanitarian engineering.
Organizer
Marcus Nilsson
Organizer
Luleå