A foundation reviewed government policy on housing rights, noting the government ignored recommendations and led to housing becoming a speculative asset.
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Updated Aug 8
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What happened
A foundation reviewed government policy on housing rights, noting the government ignored recommendations and led to housing becoming a speculative asset.
Who's involved
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The government is responsible for governing the housing system and social services.Also in this story
- Government prioritizes housing rehabilitation as social protection.
- Government policy supports civil society intake efforts.
- The government of Jamaica has implemented a new social housing program.
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