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Incremental housing development popularly known as Khuda-Ki-Basti (KKB) in Pakistan was first tested i n Hyderabad in 1986 that was replicated seven times w ithin Pakistan having been accepted as a successful model solving urban poor's shelter problems. Housing facilities f or low-income group in urban areas, particularly in the cosmopolitan cities, are next to nil while illegal land grabbers occupy thousands of acres of state la nd plundering the poor on count of low-cost housing schemes. Khuda-Ki -Basti, Kala Shah Kaku, Lahore Metropolitan Area, P akistan (KKB4) is a step in the right direction at the rig ht time to meet the low-income housing demand. KKB 4 is found to be another success story efficiently providing housing facility to the target group without compromising its policies. A comparison of KKB4 with KKB1 suggests that it is no t only a true replication rather it is running at a faster pace. This could further be improved with certain measures inc luding capacity building of the available staff, pr ovision of on-site transportation services and proper awareness. Effic ient on-site transportation is a real challenge. KK B can be replicated in other parts of the country as well as accross the world opening up avenues for provision of shelter to many.
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