Access to shelter by the poor through community participation

Abstract

Providing adequate shelter in Nigeria has been a fundamental problem for federal and state governments for more than a decade. Although progress has been made in providing housing in some local government areas, in many others housing shortages are likely to become more serious over the next few years as urbanization accelerates and the concentration of poor households in cities increases. The rapid pace of urbanization in Nigeria is generating greater demand for shelter, especially among poor families who lack the income for decent housing.

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