Dingwall Trust

civic and social organization

Auckland, auckland region, new zealand

At Dingwall Trust, tamariki and rangatahi are nurtured and safe so they can feel at home, feel belonging and build on their sense of self and connection to whānau and future aspirations. Dingwall is a place that honours the past and looks to the future to best provide positive outcomes for tamariki, rangatahi and whānau, supporting mana tamaiti through the development of Belonging, Wellbeing, Growth and Empowerment.

Align Limited

civic and social organization

new zealand

Align Limited is a consultancy providing planning, property, landscape architecture, urban design, civic hacking and GIS services. We provide these services to network utility operators, infrastructure providers, local government, Central Government and commercial businesses. Company details Website: http://www.align.net.nz/

Engineers Without Borders New Zealand (EWBNZ)

civic and social organization

new zealand

Engineers Without Borders New Zealand (EWBNZ) is a member based not for profit organisation with a vision for a world where everyone has access to the engineering knowledge and resources required to lead a life of opportunity, free from poverty. EWBNZ is a movement of professionals and students with strong values and a passion for humanitarian engineering within New Zealand and the South Pacific. We have a shared belief that engineering leadership has an important role to play in sustainable human development, and that engineers have a responsibility to provide effective and innovative solutions in addressing the challenges of equality, poverty alleviation, and sustainability. EWBNZ works in partnership to address a lack of access to basic human needs such as clean water, sanitation and hygiene, energy, basic infrastructure, waste systems, information communication technology and engineering education. We educate and train students, engineers and the wider community on issues including sustainable development, appropriate technology, poverty and the power of humanitarian engineering.