Young women gain construction skills at Nyeri market project
Seven young women, including electrical intern Mary Njugi, are gaining practical construction skills at the Field Marshal Muthoni Economic Stimulus Programme Market in Nyeri.
In Brief
- •Seven young women, including electrical intern Mary Njugi, are gaining practical construction skills at the Field Marshal Muthoni Economic Stimulus Programme Market in Nyeri.
- •Njugi has expanded her electrical skills to include piping, steel fixing, and broader construction knowledge.
- •The project, at 97% completion, aims to provide market infrastructure, employment opportunities, and improved trading conditions for local traders.
Why It Matters
This initiative highlights the potential of construction projects to provide vocational training and employment opportunities for young people in local communities. By engaging young women in practical construction work, the project not only enhances their skills but also contributes to the socio-economic development of the region. The Field Marshal Muthoni Economic Stimulus Programme Market serves as a model for how infrastructure projects can drive local economic growth and create jobs.
Key Details
- Project Completion
- 97%
- Number of Interns
- 7
- Employment Opportunities
- Skilled and unskilled workers
Context & Background
The Field Marshal Muthoni Economic Stimulus Programme Market is part of broader efforts to provide market infrastructure and supporting public facilities while creating employment opportunities for local workers.
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