EWB-GHANA is a voluntary organisation, whose Members are to mentor and nurture the various Students (Campus) chapter members who will have to be the “field men” in the interaction with the rural communities in project sourcing and identification, financing, design, execution and maintenance in the various disciplines.

The focus of EWB-GHANA is on rural and deprived communities demands that as many professionals as possible whose services may be required in social work, identifying and interacting with the targeted communities in project needs assessment, identification through to design, financing and implementation takes more than engineering alone.

It is "Engineers without Borders", because engineering factors (water, sanitation, structures, energy, appropriate technology etc.) which are all at the core of projects to be involved with. 

It however, goes beyond engineering and takes much more than Engineers before projects are started and completed.

The student chapter of Engineers Without Borders (EWB-USA) at Wisconsin University, Platteville, came to work in Ghana on a number of projects in collaboration with the national chapter in Ghana, EWB-Ghana.

This continues to extend the programme activities of EWB chapters working on various projects in Ghana, helping to improve the quality of life of the people in the rural areas through education and implementation of sustainable engineering projects.