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ह्याबिट्याट फर ह्युम्यानिटीको अध्ययनले नेपालमा गम्भीर आवास संकट देखायो

ह्याबिट्याट फर ह्युम्यानिटी इन्टरनेशनलले सार्वजनिक गरेको 'होम एट व्हाट कस्ट?' नामक नयाँ विश्वव्यापी अध्ययनले नेपालमा ७० प्रतिशत नेपालीले आवास खर्च धान्न नसक्दा नियमित रूपमा संघर्ष गर्नुपरेको देखाएको छ। यो विश्व औसत ३४ प्रतिशतभन्दा दोब्बरभन्दा बढी हो। राष्ट्रिय रूपमा प्रतिनिधित्व गर्ने सर्वेक्षणमा आधारित उक्त अध्ययनअनुसार समान अनुपातका नेपालीले जीवनमा आउने कुनै पनि अप्रत्याशित धक्काले आफ्नो आवास सुरक्षा जोखिममा पार्न सक्ने चिन्ता व्यक्त गरेका छन्। प्रतिवेदनले आवास असुरक्षाका कारण नेपालमा आर्थिक र स्वास्थ्य दुवै क्षेत्रमा गम्भीर सम्झौता गर्नुपरेको औंल्याएको छ।

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New global study reveals severe housing crisis in Nepal

A new global report by Habitat for Humanity titled ‘Home at What Cost?’ reveals that housing insecurity in Nepal significantly outpaces global averages, forcing citizens into extreme financial and health trade-offs. Based on recent nationally representative surveys, 70 percent of Nepalis frequently struggle to pay housing costs, more than double the global average of 34 percent, and an equal share worry a single life setback could jeopardize their homes.This severe economic pressure

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  1. 7 in 10 Nepalis struggle to pay housing costs

    Photo: Habitat for Humanity International Kathmandu, October 7 Seven in 10 people in Nepal frequently struggle to pay housing-related costs, while an equal proportion fear an unexpected setback could threaten their housing security, according to a new global study by Habitat for Humanity International. The “Home at What Cost?” research, based on nationally representative surveys […] The post 7 in 10 Nepalis struggle to pay housing costs appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

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