GITEC is now GITEC-IGIP GmbH
IGIP will remain IGIP, and will dedicate its work to the African market
The GITEC - IGIP Management would like to inform that former GITEC Consult GmbH has been renamed into GITEC-IGIP GmbH.
The IGIP Management would like to inform that with effect of Friday, September 16th, 2016 the IGIP Office in Darmstadt has been closed and the operations moved to our main group office in Cologne: Carlswerkstr. 13d | 51063 Cologne | Germany
To follow a clear approach in all business activities and strengthen the BIHSE Group, following changes have been announced by the Management of IGIP/GITEC in April and May 2016
Two new knights: Heiko Scheiber, CEO of IGIP Group & Chairman of the Management Board of BIHSE Group | Edmond Nassala, Managing Director of IGIP Afrique Benin
Two of the leaders of IGIP Group were honoured by the Government of Benin on Thursday October 1st: Heiko Scheiber was elevated to the rank of Officer in the National Order of Benin and Edmond Nassala to the rank of Officer in the Order of Merit of Benin. This constitutes a sign of recognition of the extraordinary contribution of IGIP and IGIP Afrique Benin to improving access to safe drinking water in the country.
Daniel Schumann, our resident architect, with President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta (IBK) © Drissa Mariko
The President of Mali, Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta (IBK), just inaugurated on Sunday, August 23 the new Teacher Training College in Koutiala.
GITEC Brasil, a subsidiary of GITEC Consult located in Rio de Janeiro, joined with a diverse group of companies and founded a centre of innovation for sustainability.
IGIP’s founders
A little more than 50 years ago, IGIP was founded in Darmstadt by a road engineer, Manfred Schidlo, and a water engineer, Hans-Erich Drexler.
New public toilet at the bus station in gitega
IGIP, as leading consultant, with VSI Afrique (DR Congo) and Hygecel (Burundi) have been awarded a new contract in Burundi for the “Investment” component of a urban water and sanitation programme.
GITEC has been contracted by GiZ to help develop a two-fold communication strategy in the framework of the ACCES programme that aims to reduce the impact of climate change on the availability of water and land resources in Burundi.
