Julius Berger Nigeria Plc reinforced its commitment to greener and inclusive urban development last week. At the Africa Green Building Summit in Lagos, its subsidiary, PrimeTech Design and Engineering, earned a Certificate of Achievement for its Green Material Hub presentation.
The summit, themed “Building Resilient Futures: Integrating Carbon Neutrality, Circular Economy, and Inclusive Urban Development,” emphasized urban resilience and sustainable development in African cities, particularly Nigeria. Organizers highlighted the importance of creating inclusive environments that adapt and thrive amid challenges.
The four-day event featured presentations on visionary urban landscapes, smart and sustainable development technologies, new construction norms, and strategies for achieving carbon neutrality. It called for urgent action to transform cities into sustainable, resilient, and inclusive spaces.
Julius Berger’s Director of Corporate Development, Jochen Stolle, emphasized the company’s dedication to sustainability. He outlined initiatives such as adopting energy-efficient smart buildings, using green concrete and recycled materials, implementing sustainable site installations, and leveraging prefabricated construction techniques.
Stolle highlighted Julius Berger’s alignment with the United Nations Global Compact principles, focusing on economic viability, environmental responsibility, and social inclusion. The company also prioritizes health, safety, and environmental measures to ensure responsible growth and resource preservation.
Julius Berger remains committed to community development, philanthropy, and improving human capital. By supporting greener and inclusive urban development, the company aligns with global sustainability goals and contributes to building resilient futures.