Understanding Social Housing

Social housing only provides shelter and does not focus on creating communities with basic facilities.

Social housing is limited to small and cheap housing for low-income groups.

Location is not an important aspect of social housing.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights does not recognize housing as a fundamental human right.

Social housing does not contribute to worker productivity, national income, and economic growth.

Social housing aims to create communities that offer basic facilities such as water, electricity, and sewage systems.

Social housing is limited to just providing shelter and does not focus on creating communities with basic facilities.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights recognizes the right to a standard of living that includes housing.

Location is a crucial aspect of social housing.

Social housing is not necessarily small and cheap housing; it means housing that is affordable and meets basic living requirements.