Ethiopia’s sustainable low-cost housing – Sustainable Low-Cost Housing
Ethiopia is making significant strides in the development of sustainable low-cost housing. The country has implemented innovative strategies to address the housing needs of its population while prioritizing environmental sustainability. Through the use of locally sourced and affordable materials, as well as incorporating renewable energy solutions, Ethiopia is creating housing solutions that are not only accessible but also environmentally friendly. This commitment to sustainable low-cost housing demonstrates Ethiopia’s dedication to improving the lives of its citizens while being mindful of the long-term impact on the environment.
This degree project is about sustainable low-cost housing in Ethiopia with a focus on CSSB technology, which is one method of constructing houses.
The project allowed me to visit Ethiopia for seven weeks in 2010, to observe, gather information and perform tests regarding a specific subject.
It is a sub-project to a larger research project initiated in 2002 at Halmstad University in an attempt to introduce low-cost housing technologies for the Kambaata Region in Ethiopia. The research project has aimed to develop and test new, sustainable, low-cost building technologies.
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