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Jobs Food Through Shelter

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Jobs Food through Shelter - moladi building system moladi Jobs Food Through Shelter moladi Jobs Food Through Shelter In total the BoP represents a $ 5 trillion market according to the World Bank Group - Housing $508 billion moladi Jobs Producing Food and Shelter - Basic Needs Keywords - moladi, jobs, food, shelter, unemployment, skills, development, Millennium Development Goals, UNDP, mass production of houses, solution thinking, plastic formwork, housing, affordable housing, low-income housing, low cost housing, development, economy, building, construction, Entrepreneurs, BOP, BOP Housing, #ifc #moladi

Youth employment and skills development program

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Youth employment and skills development program Youth employment and skills development program - South Africa Matric results are not a reliable barometer of education quality  We propose a solution by combining three “problem areas” and transforming them into “opportunity”. The three key issues that we face in Africa are that of poverty, unemployment and the huge backlog of affordable homes. Currently there are 800,000 graduates that are unemployed in South Africa.  This means that our universities are producing a significant amount of unwanted skills for the needs of industry and our country. This prompts the questions: - Does our higher education system produce unemployable graduates? Does our schooling system create unemployed youth after grade 12? Should we relook at the antiquated 1900 English curriculum applied in schools today? Are what is taught relevant to what is needed? Should we not cater for children who are not mathematical or scientifically inclined? Should w...

A House a day keeps unemployment away

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A House a day keeps unemployment away A House a day keeps unemployment away A house a day keeps unemployment away When compiling a Project Implementing Plan (PIP) we gather all the information required to streamline the production process. Moladi construction system is capable to produce a shell per day.  The "assembly teams" are trained up and production processes are streamlined to ensure that no "bottle necks" are created in the assembly line (construction process).   The foundation team produces raft foundation or slabs at the rate required and are left to cure for seven days before the superstructure team assembles the formwork or moulds on the foundation.  The formwork is erected in four hours and filled in two. The amount of workers will either increase or decrease depending on the size of the top structure (square meterage of moladi formwork).   The formwork is removed the next day in two hours and re-erected on the next foundation. T...