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Assessment of the Level Affordability of Housing Infrastructures Under the Public Private Partnership Scheme in Abuja

Bldr. Asikogu, Ugochi Agatha (Mrs.) PhD, Ajayi Oluwaseun David

Abstract

The study focused on the assessment of the affordability of building infrastructure under public-private partnership (PPP) housing scheme with a view to enhancing the provision of affordable housing infrastructure for residents in Abuja. Presently, there are cases of poor or lack of adequate infrastructure reported in various estates within the study area.

Keywords

Building InfrastructurePublic Private PartnershipHousing Affordability

References

UN-Habitat. (2006b). Public-Private Partnerships in Enabling Shelter Strategies. Nairobi: HABITAT Information Services. World Bank (2015). What is PPP? World Bank. (2005) Global Strategy and Booster Programme. Annual Report. Yahaya Ahmed, Musa Usman Dogara, & Adamu Saleh (2023) Public Private Partnership Model for Affordable housing Provision in Nigeria. Journal of Engineering, Computational and Applied Sciences (JECAS), 6(01). Zakout, A. A. (2006). Provisions of Infrastructure for Low-Cost Housing Developments. M.Sc. Thesis Department of Infrastructure Engineering, the Islamic University of Gaza, Palestine. Ziara, M. & Ayyub, B. (1996). Methodology for construction reduced-cost Housing: System framework with decision analysis.

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