The UN-Habitat has warned that the global housing crisis is worsening despite policy progress, citing rapid urbanisation, inadequate implementation, and millions living in slums.
UN-Habitat warns that the global housing crisis is worsening amid rapid urbanisation and slow policy implementation. [File Courtesy]
The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) has noted the slow pace at which countries are addressing the housing crisis amid changing macro-economic conditions characterised by fuel-driven inflation.
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