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Gov’t outlines measures to expand access to affordable housing as Ghana marks World Habitat Day

As Ghana marks World Habitat Day, the Government said it remains committed to making housing more affordable, expanding access to housing finance, supporting low-income households and promoting inclusive communities where citizens can live with dignity and security.
The National Urban Policy prioritises investment in affordable and social housing, including measures to expand low-income rental housing, increase housing opportunities in slums and informal settlements and streamline housing development approval processes.
Government expands affordable housing initiatives As part of its response, the Government said it is pursuing policies aimed at improving housing affordability, expanding access to housing finance and decentralising housing development beyond Ghana’s major urban centres.
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