the global standard for housing
The right to adequate housing is a universal human right, recognized by the United Nations. It is about more than just four walls and a roof; it’s about the right to live somewhere in security, peace, and dignity. According to the UN, for housing to be truly adequate, it must meet seven key standards.
Security of Tenure
Availability of Services
Habitability
Accessibility
Location
Cultural Adequacy
Kenya's Affordable housing programme
The Affordable Housing Program creates enabling environment interventions that enhance supply and facilitate demand in the housing sector in the interest of making housing affordable to all Kenyans.
Increased urbanisation and low affordability for housing units is growing the annual housing deficit. 22% of Kenyans live in cities, and the urban population is growing at a rate of 4.2% every year. With this level of growth, Kenya requires approximately 200,000 new housing units annually to meet demand, yet only 50,000 homes are built, leaving the housing deficit growing by 150,000 units per year. As a result of this mismatched supply and demand, housing prices have increased by 100% since 2004.
over the last 3 years, a lot has been achieved
The Affordable Housing Programme is intended to achieve the goals of our national housing policies to provide housing for all and bring to bear the right to safe and secure shelter.
The process of becoming a homeowner
Kilgoris AHP
housing typologies
Studio
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1 Room
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2 Room
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1BR
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