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The event held on July 6, 2021 at His Glory Plus College, Bariga. The event achieved its aim of sensitizing girls that they can be successful in any field of the construction industry. It also achieved the aim of breaking the stereotype that men alone belong in construction industry. After the training, a number of them indicated interest in painting, masonry and architecture.Simultaneously, the ‘Train the Trainees’ session held where school counselors were upskilled with Read More

The gender mainstreaming campaign is a project by Inter-Bau Foundation in conjunction with GIZ under the Pink Construction project to break the gender stereotype that the construction industry is solely for men. To achieve this, the organizations have set up training programs targeted at schools and communities to sensitize them on the various career options in the construction industry and to link trainees with mentors to guide their career choices.The event held at Adesuwa Hotel Read More

The mentoring session that held on June 25, 2021 is an offshoot of Inter-Bau Foundation, which was established to provide practical training for youths, especially women and girls with the aim of equipping them with both soft and technical skills needed to succeed in the construction industry. The mentoring session sees to it that participants are not only trained in various fields of construction like carpentry, masonry, painting, etc., but are also connected to real Read More

This awareness campaign on Gender Mainstreaming into the construction industry is a project partnership between GIZ and Inter-Bau Foundation (IF).The awareness campaign is directed at informing secondary school students, member of various communities and Corp members about various careers in the construction industry and the need for them to consider a career in the construction field.Over one thousand two hundred (1200) students from various schools were reached. The ‘Train the Trainer’ session was also successful Read More

Project Train Ten Thousand Artisans (PTTA) is one of the brainchild innovations of Inter-Bau Foundation, established to provide practical vocational training for females and youths in construction artisanship while engendering the sector.The AimTo train at least Ten Thousand Women and Youths in Ten Years (one thousand participants annually). This flagged off officially with its first skill training in December 2020To educate, empower and equip women, girls and youths with the knowledge and practical vocational skills Read More