Rubee Kongbrailatpam - Public Works Department, Manipur
The shift in perspective towards women's roles in the construction industry and the de-genderization of roles is a significant step towards creating a more inclusive and diverse workforce.
Rubee Kongbrailatpam - Executive Engineer, Public Works Department, Manipur
Although conditions have improved over the past few decades, women in the industry still face numerous challenges and biases, especially onsite.
Stereotypes and prejudices against women in construction can include assumptions about their abilities, skills, and suitability for certain roles. Construction sites located in remote or hilly areas pose transportation challenges for women traveling to and from work. The work-life balance for women in construction can be especially difficult since the line between work and personal life can become blurred, given the amount of time spent at sites or in the office. Women with caregiver or maternal responsibilities often face additional pressures.
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NBM&CW April 2023
