Corporate Responsibility
MWH Supports Warrington Foodbank Charity in the UK
MWH staff based at Head Office in the UK recently donated a ‘mini food mountain’ to a local charity organisation, Warrington Foodbank. The Warrington Office Community Engagement Group led by MWH Civil Engineer, Rachel Meadwell coordinated the successful event... read more
MWH Proudly Supports Our Soldiers
MWH is proud to have been working closely with Support our Soldiers (SOS) during the Poppy Appeal and remembrance period. MWH employees were busy collecting gifts and making Christmas parcels to honour and thank our brave servicemen and women. MWH recognises the... read more
MWH Global Provides Grant to Helping Hands for Freedom in Support of Military Children
Denver, November 10, 2015 - MWH Global, an engineering, consulting and construction firm focused on water and natural resources, today announced a new partnership with Helping Hands for Freedom (HHFF) by providing a $25,000 grant to assist in the growth of their... read more
MWH Supports Push for Equal Pay for Women through STEM
The Women’s Foundation of Colorado (WFCO) funded and released “The Economic Status of Women in Colorado 2015,” a study conducted by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR). The study’s goal was to assess the current gender gap in... read more
Satisfying work: remote island open for business again
Yasawa I Rara is the sort of place that springs to mind for people when they imagine a visit to Fiji. Its crystal clear blue waters and white sandy beaches are picture-postcard perfect. And the island, part of a chain to the far north of Nadi, is still almost... read more
MWH Achieves CEMARS Certification
MWH has successfully met the requirements of CEMARS® (Certified Emissions Measurement And Reduction Scheme). MWH demonstrated its commitment to managing and reducing emissions after it measured a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in accordance with ISO... read more
14 Hours Homeless
New Zealand’s housing crisis is having a devastating impact on our most vulnerable families and individuals. With housing and living costs now at all-time highs, one in 120 Kiwis is now classed as housing deprived. It’s common to think of rough sleepers... read more