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A Review of the Data Landscape in African Housing Ecosystems

Nigeria

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Centre for Affordable Housing Finance in Africa, 71point4, Reall

15 July 2021

English

Alison Tshangana

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Centre for Affordable Housing Finance in Africa

Africa

This document outlines the significance of data in shaping policy decisions and investment strategies within the housing finance sector in Africa. It emphasises the critical role of data in informing government policies and private sector investment decisions, particularly in the realm of affordable housing. It discusses challenges related to data availability, uniformity, and reluctance among private entities to share data due to competitive concerns. The document suggests leveraging regulatory bodies to collect and disseminate data, highlighting the potential value of such data for market participants. It also acknowledges the evolving landscape of data technology, which enables real-time data collection and analysis, potentially reducing compliance burdens and enhancing data accuracy and accessibility. Overall, the document advocates for collaborative efforts to improve data availability, quality, and utilisation in advancing housing finance markets in Africa.

 

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Adequacy of shelter

Africa

Built environment

Construction

Construction

Data analysis

Data quality

Economics

Finance

Governance

Housing finance

Human settlements

Infrastructure

Investment

Land

Law

Livelihoods

Nigeria

Policy

Poverty & inequality

Stakeholder engagement

Sustainability

Technology and innovation

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