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CONSTRUCTION WORLD
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2015
THROUGH INNOVATION
AECOM – sustainable infrastructure
With a strong presence in Africa
for nearly a century, AECOM is
committed to improving the
continent’s built, natural and
social environments.
t maintains a project presence in more than 40 African
countries including Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Libya,
Mozambique, Nigeria, South Africa and Uganda.
AECOM understands Africa’s specific
infrastructure needs
AECOM’s diverse team of industry leaders in Africa work closely with its
global network of professionals to pull together the right capabilities
and assets – the best people – to develop infrastructure that responds
to and addresses socio-economic matters on the continent. AECOM’s
teams of engineers, planners, architects, environmental specialists,
economists, scientists, consultants, cost managers, project managers
and programme managers are committed to delivering projects that
improve the quality of life for African communities.
To provide practical solutions for the challenges facing Africa, its
1 200 professionals serve the public and private sector alike. AECOM
helps national governments institute policies that benefit good govern-
ance and economic growth.
Because the company lives where it works, it understands the
importance of developing and supporting infrastructure that provides
fresh water, clean and reliable energy, efficient transportation systems
and industrial facilities as well as beautiful and well-served buildings
and workspaces, communities and cities.
Across Africa, AECOM is dedicated to helping national governments
implement policies that deliver the benefits of economic growth and
good governance to local communities and businesses. Over the past
two decades, it has supported peace-building efforts in Sudan, Burundi,
Uganda and Senegal, and promoted effective economic reform in
Ghana and Zambia.