In the aftermath of Covid-19, we explore the role that affordable, climate-smart and commercially viable homes can have in improving the health outcomes of people living on low incomes in urban Africa and Asia. It’s clear that affordable housing should be a key part of the post-pandemic recovery agenda.
Watch Reall’s Sima Bodalikar discuss the essential role of affordable housing as we build back better:
Covid-19 has highlighted that decent, sanitary and affordable homes with running water, clean energy and enough space, are both a form of PPE and a frontline defence against the health impacts of pandemics.
Reall estimates that building affordable housing at scale represents an untapped $17 trillion marketplace. The opportunity that this presents will be of even more value to recovering post-Covid economies.
It’s obvious that investing in affordable housing solutions delivers on many fronts – for healthcare, pandemic protection and prosperity. A post-pandemic response that embraces affordable housing will enable billions of people to escape the poverty cycle. This is truly an opportunity to build back better.
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