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Water supply, sanitation and education are focus areas driven by Engineers Without Borders Sweden. As the main partner of EWB-SWE, Sandvik contributes to the development of rural areas in Tanzania.

Sandvik aims to be an active member in the communities in which it operates. Helping to provide clean water, health and education in Papua-Indonesia is a way of supporting and empowering local communities.

To address modern challenges throughout manufacturing, Sandvik has created the Lighthouse program.

When Sandvik renewed and upsized its revolving credit facility, sustainability came to play a significant role.

Digitalized manufacturing enables a closed-loop production that results in increased efficiency, less waste and improved quality.

By joining the UN-backed SBTi, Sandvik has formally committed to cutting its CO₂ emissions to net zero emissions by 2050 at the latest.

Teams across Sandvik are undertaking hundreds of projects that are helping the company reach net-zero emissions.

Sandvik can make the largest environmental impact through its products and solutions.

The Swedish steel industry’s quest for fossil-free production has made electric heating solutions hotter than ever.

With the acquisition of DSI Underground, Sandvik will continue to work toward increasing safety underground.

Technical students in Zambia are getting hands-on experience with donated equipment.

A small drill helps safeguard Zimbabwe rhinos.

As part of many Sandvik sustainability initiatives, Tove Engvall analyzed how collecting rainwater can help optimize production processes.

Meet sustainable-engineer-in-the-making Evan Larrick from the Global Graduate Program participant.

The Sandvik Ideas Hub is an interactive way to derive sustatinable development by exchanging and evolving ideas.

Recycled materials and converting to electric helps Norwegian company Glasopor stay sustainable.