The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has called upon the real estate sector to gear up for upcoming housing challenges, focusing on innovative solutions like rain harvesting and solar-powered pathways.
Real EstateAffordable HousingSustainabilityNaredcoMinistry Of Housing And Urban AffairsReal EstateJun 14, 2024
The Indian government aims to construct 3 crore housing units over the next five years.
The focus is on providing affordable housing units equipped with modern amenities like children's play areas, parks, and safe walkways.
Rainwater harvesting is expected to become a core infrastructure component in housing complexes to reduce reliance on external water sources and promote water conservation within communities.
Women's participation is seen as crucial for leveraging their diverse contributions effectively and driving innovation and growth in the sector.
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