To provide intelligence on business opportunities in the infrastructural development field throughout Africa

Civil Engineering Contractor tracks infrastructural development opportunities in Africa. The editorial team significantly invests in extensive research and travel to produce quality, original articles, supplying the construction industry with essential business intelligence.

The magazine's goals and objectives are:

1. To inform the industry of policy issues that will affect the way consultants plan and design, as well as the way contractors build and suppliers manufacture
2. To highlight business opportunities on various levels:
• initiatives by government departments, agencies, donor organisations and developers that will result in new projects
• projects being planned or designed by engineering consultants
• projects under construction
• new equipment, products and technologies that can be of benefit to the industry
3. To report on past and existing projects, so as to inform the industry of successful construction methods, technologies and design approaches
4. To highlight the important and positive social impact that infrastructure provision can have on the African continent and its people
5. To promote continual education both on the professional qualification level, and on site level so as to facilitate skills transfer, ensure the maintenance of safety and construction standards and play a role in the general upliftment of people in the construction industry
6. To be a construction industry watchdog

Civil Engineering Contractor's readership and circulation data is monitored on a daily basis by our dedicated subscriptions department to ensure accuracy and correct targeting. The magazine is mailed independently and addressed personally by name, company and job title to a carefully-researched audience.

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