Study of the economic, social and environmental impact on the segment that progressively builds in urban Peru
| Areas | : | State reform and public institutions |
|---|---|---|
| Researcher/s in charge | : | Álvaro Espinoza |
| Execution time | : | March 2024 |
Presentation
It is necessary to identify, characterize and quantify the economic, social and environmental costs associated with the self-construction processes in which millions of families in urban Peru are currently immersed, in order to estimate the potential impact-through efficiency gains-of the new models of assisted self-construction that are being developed in the country. Specifically, the study will be used to inform different market players about the potential impact that their business models could provide beyond the economic (social and environmental) by targeting the segment of the low-income population that builds progressively.
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MEDIA CLIPPING
- La mitad de familias peruanas vive 10 años en una casa precaria y 16 sin construir el primer piso (El Comercio, 09/06/2024)
- Nueve de cada 10 viviendas en clase media son autoconstruidas (Gestión, 31/05/2024)
- Autoconstrucción mueve S/25 mil millones en el Perú (Correo, 30/05/2024)
