The document on NHA’s low-income housing delivery role in the Greater Bangkok Region. The low-income housing projects’ main goals are to provide affordable, safe, secure, accessible work and services (both publ...
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Currently, one-third of developing-world urban people live in slums. UN-HABITAT estimates that in 2005, more than half of the world’s slum population lived in Asia, followed by sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America...
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This document is a country report on Thailand and a detailed report on pro-poor housing finance. More than 36% of Thais live in urban areas. Urbanization is not a recent phenomenon in Thailand. Urban and rural...
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This document is the study of Thailand’s housing finance, its central bank’s monetary, and the implication of monitory policy on the housing finance sector. Monitoring house price inflation and the build-up of ...
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The document is based on affordable housing delivery in Thailand. Minimizing slums, squatter settlements, and substandard housing are key objectives of most developing country governments, including Thailand. P...
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Agenda 21, adopted at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) in Rio de Janeiro in 1992, underscored the important role that States play in the implementation of the agenda at the n...
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This document is detailing how the Community Development fund in Thailand and other Asian countries has helped understand that addressing urban poverty and affordable housing at a national scale can be a very p...
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This document is based on innovative responses to opportunities available and arising in Indonesia in the evolution of housing finance there. Indonesia has been a late starter in the development of a modern hou...
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This presentation is based on the mortgage market in Indonesia. It presents the issues of the economic outlook of Indonesia, the primary mortgage market in Indonesia, and the secondary mortgage market in Indone...
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The objective of the report is to take stock of trends and challenges in the housing sector. It reviews opportunities and constraints for the sector, as well as the current policies in place to deal with land a...
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This presentation gives brief information about Indonesia’s government-owned mortgage financer SMF. It also gives information about mortgage activities in the country and its securitization program.
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Compared to global and regional standards, Indonesia’s financial sector is underdeveloped. The size of the finance sector is equivalent to only slightly more than 100% of gross domestic product (GDP), which is ...
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The document states that the lack of finance has long been held as an obvious and major reason why the poor cannot afford to house. Despite a number of attempts to find an alternative, housing finance remains t...
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The presentation is about Indonesia’s housing challenges, opportunities, policy reforms, and steps taken for strengthening the primary market.
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The document about the construction industry’s significant contributions in terms of scale and share in the development process for both developed and developing countries. The construction products provide the...
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The presentation about the housing finance market and housing finance providers (SMF) in Indonesia.
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Unreinforced Clay Brick Masonry (UCB) housing construction is still often found in rural areas of Indonesia. This is a single-story building and the main load-bearing structure in these buildings consists of br...
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The Government of Indonesia (GOI) through the Ministry of Kimpraswil, Directorate General Housing and Human Settlement, launched a technical assistance project under the World Bank TAP4I project, to develop a n...
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A 11-page presentation on problems of housing policies, programs, and financing in Indonesia, Law, regulations and housing policy 2010-2014 3 housing programs 2010-2014, roadmap housing development 2005-2025 an...
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A 6-page presentation on why to have a secondary mortgage facility in Indonesia. The creation of a government-supported institution (an SMF) to refinance bank-originated mortgages funded through the issuance of...
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A 3-page write-up about the Indonesian government’s work to complete the MDG’s target of 2015 to provide water and sanitation services. In addition, the government has also launched the National Urban Policy an...