Construction is a man's game. These women are demolishing the barriers
In Kenya, a nonprofit called Buildher is training women in construction trades, helping them move into higher-paying roles in a male-dominated industry. Women make up only 3% of construction workers in the country, but the program has increased participants' earnings significantly and helped them gain confidence and skills. The initiative is addressing long-standing gender barriers and providing women with opportunities for stable employment and career advancement.
A nonprofit in Kenya is training women in construction trades, helping them move into higher-paying roles in a male-dominated industry.
This initiative is increasing economic opportunities for women and challenging traditional gender roles in the construction sector.
It highlights how targeted training and support can empower individuals and drive positive change in communities.
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