Social Work

Stakeholders' perspective on collaboration barriers in low-income housing provision: a case study from Pakistan

S. Malik and M. Nurunnabi

This study conducted by Sana Malik and Mohammad Nurunnabi delves into the obstacles hampering collaboration among stakeholders in providing low-income housing in Lahore, Pakistan. Uncover the five critical challenges identified and the call for policy revisions aimed at improving housing for those in need.

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Abstract

This study explores the barriers to stakeholder collaboration in providing low-income housing in Lahore, Pakistan. In-depth interviews reveal five cross-cutting challenges (GLIPP): government capacity, institutional complexity, political willpower & intervention, policy & practice gaps, and a poor environment for collaboration. The study emphasizes revising government institutional hierarchies and developing housing policies for low-income groups.

Publisher

Humanities & Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Jan 09, 2024

Authors

Sana Malik, Mohammad Nurunnabi

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