CAHF General Newsletter February 2022

1st March 2022 n/a CAHF

The Centre for Affordable Housing Finance (CAHF) publishes a quarterly newsletter. The newsletter covers a broad range of research being undertaken by CAHF on the African continent as well as housing finance related events and workshops.

CAHF General Newsletter February 2022

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CAHF General Newsletter February 2022

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Togo: Togo to invest CFA11bn in projects aimed at boosting living conditions, in 2022

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Related Reports

eThekwini Housing Market Report – 2021

AFR Study: Rwanda’s affordable housing sector: overview of the institutions, policies and legislation that shape the sector

AFR Study: Scoping Rwanda’s Affordable Housing Demand & Supply: Executive Summary

AFR Study: Scoping Rwanda’s Affordable Housing Demand & Supply: Full Report

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Africa’s newly enacted housing policies and legislation: 2020-2021

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Challenges and opportunities in Angola’s housing sector

Housing finance in Africa: Recovery through recognition of massive small potential

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Presentation: eThekwini’s residential property market – Comparing pre-COVID to the current market

Presentation: Launch of 2021 Housing Finance in Africa Yearbook

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Zambia: FSD Zambia, Cheshire strike financial literacy partnership

Botswana: Botswana’s annual inflation rises to 10.6 pct in January

Togo: Togo to invest CFA11bn in projects aimed at boosting living conditions, in 2022