Community involvement

Engineers Without Borders Sweden (EWB Sweden) recently teamed up with Sandvik employees and other volunteers to host a virtual Missing Maps Mapathon, making vital contributions to life-saving humanitarian efforts.

Sandvik aims to be an engaged corporate citizen that contributes to the communities where it operates

Sandvik Coromant India has taken multiple steps to increase diversity and enable more female engineers in its workshops, ­particularly during night shifts.

In Sandviken, we have partnered with Sandvikens IF to promote football towards young people – in particularly girls.

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.

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

On June 23, we celebrate International Women in Engineering Day. Meet Memory Phiri, Sandvik, Zambia.

June 23 is International Women in Engineering Day. We talked to Celina Kaji in Brazil about her career choice.

Sandvik and Engineers Without Borders are working with a local group in Tanzania to construct sustainable and user-friendly toilet facilities.

When a rainstorm devastated a local school in rural Ghana, Sandvik helped rebuild it. “We really appreciate the new facility.”

Going to school is the best start in life there is. Sandvik in India ensures that more children are given such a start.