About Us

The FairBuilding Network is a free online platform that brings together willing buyers and willing sellers in the base of the pyramid (BoP) construction market. It identifies and highlights projects developed by NGOs, local government units and social housing developers that would otherwise be off the radar of the mainstream building industry. By aggregating projects that would otherwise be scattered, the FairBuilding Network scales up market demand from the underprivileged part of society and the underdeveloped part of the construction market.

We help NGOs and social developers by listing their building projects on our online database for free. These building projects can include any type of building project which benefits the poor or underprivileged such as residential housing, schools, local hospitals, etc.

Suppliers of building materials and products or contractors of building services and trades can become Partners of the Fair Building Network for free and search the online database to view projects that they can help with.

Our Industry Partners can assist in various ways, such as offering discounted prices on slow-moving stock, donating surplus materials, or providing contractor services at reduced rates. Even supplying goods at regular wholesale prices can make a significant impact.

“The FairBuilding Network scales up market demand from the underprivileged part of society and the underdeveloped part of the construction market.”

Our Vision

Alleviate poverty and improve livelihoods

Ensure a decent home for everybody

Creating a new marketplace

Enabling construction with a conscience

Overcoming poverty, one project at a time

Our Mission

Meet the Team

Matthias Krups

CEO & Founder

Allea Eilish Manzanilla

team leader

Robert Krups

CEO (BCI Media Group)

Ayn Rand Parel

Administrative Manager

Pamela Dela Cruz

project officer

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Achieving our goals and forwarding our advocacy will not be possible without our partners. Become one of them by signing up today.

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