African Union for Housing Finance Conference 2022
African Union for Housing Finance Conference (AUHF)
Established as the African continents leading annual affordable housing gathering, the 38th annual African Union for Housing Finance (AUHF) Conference and Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place from 28 ⠓ 30 November 2022 in Cairo.
As the only established event known to connect international, African and regional stakeholders to Africas fast evolving affordable housing sector, this years event will connect financing and development leaders from across the continent and internationally in Cairo. This years event provides a platform for in-person attendees to network, access content and an opportunity to showcase opportunities to regional and international leaders invested in affordable housing.
Unmissable sessions from Reall
Green Affordable Housing Finance: the role of financial instruments in unlocking investment for climate-smart affordable homes.
Patrick Domingos Tembwa, Africa and Asia Partnerships Director, Reall.
Monday, 28 November 2022 | 4pm CAT, 2pm GMT
Tune into this keynote and discover Reall’s cutting-edge Green Affordable Housing Finance initiative, set to pilot in Kenya. The newly endorsed financial instrument will accelerate the development of green, affordable housing finance ecosystems across Africa and Asia, that are self-sustaining and locally driven.
How Climate and Green Issues Are Expressed in African Countries – Insights from the Data Agenda for Africa and the 2022 Yearbook.
In conversation with:
- Ben Atkinson, Policy, Evidence & Research Manager, Reall
- Allan Mutuma, Data Agenda & Open Access Initiative Programme Manager, CAHF
- Alison Tshangana, Head of Research and Market Intelligence, CAHF
Monday, 28 November 2022 | 12:20pm CAT, 10:20pm GMT
Data is the cornerstone of a green affordable housing movement. Reall’s Ben Atkinson is joining this expert panel, to share the latest insights from the Market Shaping Indicators initiative a public, affordable housing market intelligence database, developed in partnership with Centre for Affordable Housing Finance In Africa (CAHF). We’ll interrogate learnings, unpack how climate agendas feed into the Data Agenda for Africa and introduce the newly launched CAHF Yearbook.
