Featured Work
Featured Work
Current Project
This project is a documentary exploration into the unique relationship between Montana State University’s Engineers Without Borders chapter and the M-Koko Trust, a nonprofit in Khwisero, Kenya. Over the past 20 years, the two organizations have worked together with the community to complete critical infrastructure projects in Khwisero.
Now, they’re pioneering a new way of working together: for the construction of a science lab at the Mushikongolo Junior Secondary School, M-Koko will be the general contractor. It’s new territory for everyone involved, so it’s success would mark a significant change in the way contracting works in Khwisero.
There’s no blueprint for success when you’re challenging the status quo.
This project is a documentary exploration into the unique relationship between Montana State University’s Engineers Without Borders chapter and the M-Koko Trust, a nonprofit in Khwisero, Kenya. Over the past 20 years, the two organizations have worked together with the community to complete critical infrastructure projects in Khwisero.
Now, they’re pioneering a new way of working together: for the construction of a science lab at the Mushikongolo Junior Secondary School, M-Koko will be the general contractor. It’s new territory for everyone involved, so it’s success would mark a significant change in the way contracting works in Khwisero.
There’s no blueprint for success when you’re challenging the status quo.
This project is ongoing. If you are interested in contributing to its development (or just want to follow along), click the “Get Involved” button!We need your help!
We need your help!
This project is a documentary exploration into the unique relationship between Montana State University’s Engineers Without Borders chapter and the M-Koko Trust, a nonprofit in Khwisero, Kenya. Over the past 20 years, the two organizations have worked together with the community to complete critical infrastructure projects in Khwisero.
Now, they’re pioneering a new way of working together: for the construction of a science lab at the Mushikongolo Junior Secondary School, M-Koko will be the general contractor. It’s new territory for everyone involved, so it’s success would mark a significant change in the way contracting works in Khwisero.
There’s no blueprint for success when you’re challenging the status quo.
This project is ongoing. If you are interested in contributing to its development (or just want to follow along), click the “Get Involved” button!
If you are interested in learning more about Engineers Without Borders at Montana State University, click here.
