Monthly Archives: May 2026
There is a strange habit in infrastructure conversations: we celebrate the finished road, but rarely ask enough about the people who built it. The carriageway gets measured. The corridor gets flagged off. The travel-time savings get quoted. But the worker who pours, levels, compacts, aligns, and maintains all of that usually disappears from the story. […]
There is a strange habit in infrastructure conversations: we celebrate the finished road, but rarely ask enough about the people who built it. The carriageway gets measured. The corridor gets flagged off. The travel-time savings get quoted. But the worker who pours, levels, compacts, aligns, and maintains all of that usually disappears from the story. […]
For a long time, inclusion in construction and allied industries was discussed in broad, well-meaning language that often stopped at recruitment. Hire more women. Open the door. Encourage participation. But the harder question always came later: once women enter, what makes them stay? That may not sound dramatic, but it is exactly the kind of […]