The Housing Issue in Perú, Challenges and Perspectives

In Peru, the need to improve housing quality, the so called qualitative deficit, is a substantial problem to housing and it affects 74 per cent of the population. That means that in most cases the houses do already exist but their inhabiting conditions are inadequate. This paper analyses to what ext...

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Main Authors: Quispe Romero, Jesús, Arias Ávila, Teresa, Maquet Makedonski, Paul
Formato: Online
Idioma:spa
Publicado: Revista INVI 2005
Acceso en liña:https://revistainvi.uchile.cl/index.php/INVI/article/view/62177
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Summary:In Peru, the need to improve housing quality, the so called qualitative deficit, is a substantial problem to housing and it affects 74 per cent of the population. That means that in most cases the houses do already exist but their inhabiting conditions are inadequate. This paper analyses to what extent housing policies face this problem. It is interesting to know the current programs and projects, their characteristics and financial conditions among other factors, as well as the housing, services and equipment strategies. Private alternatives and their feasibility to face this problem are also analysed.