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MALWINE ATAWAKUMA BUAMAH

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About : GHANA’S HOUSING POLICY, REGULATION & EVALUATION – IMPACT ON SUSTAINABILITY, INNOVATION & DELIVERY IN THE NATION PROPERTY, CONSTRUCTION & HOSPITALITY SPACE The Ghana Property Awards (GAPOA) is an annual Awards series for Ghana’s Real Estate, Property & Construction Sectors. The Fifteen (15th) Edition of the Ghana Property Awards (GAPOA) will host the best of the industry players in Ghana’s Property & Infrastructure Market in 2023. The contribution of Ghana’s developers and builders to nation building in terms of direct and indirect job creation, revenue building, capital formation and others cannot be overemphasised. The pillars of Ghana, infrastructure is largely down to our hard-working architects, engineers, builders and the construction and infrastructure providers. Ghana, like many other developing nations, faces the challenge of providing adequate housing for its growing population. The housing sector plays a crucial role in shaping the nation’s future as it strives for economic development and urbanisation. Ghana’s housing policies, regulations, and evaluation mechanisms have a significant impact on sustainability, innovation, and the delivery of properties within the construction and hospitality industries. The NHP aims to provide affordable and decent housing for all Ghanaians, with a particular focus on low and middle-income earners. It emphasises on the promotion of sustainable building practices, slum upgrading, and the provision of affordable financing options. Regulations in the Housing Sector   Effective regulations are essential to ensure the quality, safety, and sustainability of housing developments. Ghana has several regulations and building codes in place: Building Code  The Ghana Building Code sets the standards for construction practices, including design, materials, and safety measures. Compliance with this code is crucial to ensure the durability and safety of structures. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)  EIAs are required for major construction projects to assess their environmental impact and ensure that sustainable practices are followed. Land Use and Spatial Planning:  Effective land use planning is critical to prevent haphazard development, control urban sprawl, and promote sustainable urbanisation. Evaluation and Impact Assessment Continuous evaluation and impact assessment of housing policies and regulations are essential to ensure their effectiveness. Here are some ways Ghana evaluates its housing policies: Housing Delivery:  The government assesses the progress of housing delivery projects to determine their impact on reducing the housing deficit and improving living conditions. Sustainability Metrics  Sustainability indicators, such as energy efficiency, water conservation, and waste management, are used to evaluate the sustainability of housing projects. These metrics help identify areas for improvement and ensure that future developments adhere to sustainable practices. Stakeholder Feedback  Input from stakeholders, including developers, residents, and experts, is collected to assess the effectiveness of housing policies and regulations. This feedback helps identify challenges, gaps, and opportunities for improvement. Implications for the Property, Construction, and Hospitality Sectors Ghana’s housing policies, regulations, and evaluation mechanisms have significant implications for the property, construction, and hospitality sectors. Property Development: The availability of affordable housing and supportive policies encourages property development, attracting investors and stimulating economic growth. Developers can leverage government initiatives and regulations to meet the demand for housing and contribute to the nation’s development. Construction Industry: The implementation of building codes and regulations ensures the quality and safety of construction projects. This promotes professionalism within the construction industry and enhances the reputation of Ghana’s construction sector. Hospitality Sector: The availability of affordable and sustainable housing options contributes to the growth of the hospitality sector. Tourists and business travellers require suitable accommodation, and the development of hotels and serviced apartments can support the tourism industry. Sustainable Development: Ghana’s emphasis on sustainable building practices and environmental impact assessment promotes sustainable development within the property, construction, and hospitality sectors. This contributes to the preservation of natural resources, the reduction of the carbon footprint, and overall environmental sustainability. Ghana’s housing policies, regulations, and evaluation mechanisms play a crucial role in shaping the nation’s property, construction, and hospitality sectors. Through initiatives like the National Housing Policy, affordable housing projects, and effective regulations, Ghana aims to provide adequate and sustainable housing for its citizens. Continuous evaluation and stakeholder feedback help identify areas for improvement and ensure the effectiveness of these policies and regulations. By promoting property development, enhancing the construction industry, and supporting sustainable practices, Ghana is working towards a brighter future for its housing sector. Ghana at the moment has a housing crisis. Supply falls consistently below demand, rising rents and high house prices create worsening affordability pressures, home ownership has declined and homelessness is increasing. There are considerable challenges in the planning system which inhibits housing delivery. Tackling these problems will require innovative thinking and African-led research with an applied focus. Developing an innovative understanding of the housing market as a system, its role as infrastructure and exploring social impact neighbourhood strategy within the context of social housing. The theme for this anniversary awards and dinner’s night is “Housing Policy, Regulation & Evaluation Impact on Delivery”. The Fifteenth Edition of the Ghana Property Awards comes off on the Saturday 25th of November 2023 at the Accra International Conference Centre in Accra, Ghana https://ghanapropertyawards.com/conference/awards2023/

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