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To ignite affordable mass housing in Sub-Saharan Africa, the first step is to produce high quality houses at EU-standards but with African prices. Only quality houses can be properly used as collateral. Affordable means that people who currently can get a mortgage also can afford to buy a house. Once that large group is provided homes, the rental market will be entered. With proof that investing in BETONIQ rent-apartments provides a solid return on investment based on proper real estate collateral, foreign investors will be attracted to help to really boost mass housing in this region.
The extreme high level of youth unemployment must be addressed to give the youth a sense of hope and belonging in the scheme of things. BETONIQ trains loacal people to provide these prospects and increase quality at the same time.
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To play a strategic role in creating jobs and wealth and restoring hope to youth through the creation of micro, small and medium enterprises, BETONIQ integrates their mass housing technology with technical training of local people. Each BETONIQ factory will employ about 500 people that work is shifts to keep the factory running 24/7. In the economy close to the factory about 2,500 people are expected to find work that spins off the urban construction. People that work in real estate management, bankemployees for mortgages, real estate agents, furniture production, cleaners, restaurants, supermarkets, fuel stations, gardeners, schools, churches, mosques, police stations and many more will find work as a result of the urban development. The people that will work in the factory are initially trained on the job, when the factory building is being built. This way they will learn most of the tasks that are involved in precast concrete element production. BETONIQ trains and employs over 95% local people. |