The Fairbuilding Network
Inclusive Business, One Project at a Time
WHO WE ARE
The FairBuilding Network is a free online platform that helps Non-Profit Organisations (NGOs)
with building projects and social housing developers to connect with building product suppliers,
contractors, subcontractors, architects and engineers who are willing to help.
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Our Projects
2-Storey Multi-purpose Building
Status: Ongoing
Developer: AMG Bahay Silungan, Inc.
Development Type: New Construction
Bill of Quantities: Available
Location: Cavite
2-Storey Pharmacy & Office Building
Status: Ongoing
Developer: Tulay Lingap ni Padre Pio
Development Type: Renovation
Bill of Quantities: Available
Location: Greenhills, Mandaluyong
Payatas Sports Center
Status: Ongoing
Developer: Fair Play for All Foundation
Development Type: Renovation
Bill of Quantities: Available
Location: Payatas, Quezon City
Training Hall in Misamis Oriental
Status: Deferred
Developer: WAND Foundation
Development Type: New Construction
Bill of Quantities: Not Available
Location: Manticao, Misamis Oriental
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New Project: Good Neighbors’ Community Learning Center
Industry partners are off to a good start as we open this year with a new project form Good Neighbors Philippines.Good Neighbors in partnership with
FairBuilding Distributes 320 Hygiene Kits for Typhoon Victims in the Philippines
In November of 2020, the Philippines has been devastated by 2 powerful typhoons locally named, Rolly and Ulysses. The 2 typhoons have left trails of
Sponsor a Hygiene Kit Initiative
In light of the recent typhoons which hit our country in the middle of a pandemic, the FairBuilding Team is spearheading a donation drive for
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EVENTS
A Ladder Up: Construction Sector's Role in Rebuilding Emerging Market Economies
The online forum will bring together leading experts from the construction labor sector to discuss the role of the construction sector for providing jobs to workers as a way for economic recovery. The forum will also launch the report from Habitat’s Terwilliger Center, also titled “A Ladder Up,” which produces new estimates of the linkages of the construction sector to the rest of the economy and of its impact on employment in nine emerging market economies.