Integrated Housing definition

Integrated Housing means housing developments where 10%-20% of units are designated to serve individuals with special needs.
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Integrated Housing means the same as cluster housing.
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Integrated Housing means a form of development where:
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Examples of Integrated Housing in a sentence

  • Provincial departments of Human Settlement have direct control over the allocation of the Integrated Housing and Human Settlement Grant.

  • The Lerato Park Integrated Housing Development Project is intended to capture the principles of an integrated housing development project.

  • The JNNURM is comprised of two sub-missions, namely: Urban Infrastructure & Governance (UIG) and Basic Services for Urban Poor (BSUP) and two schemes (namely Urban Infrastructure Development Scheme for Small and Medium Towns (UIDSSMT) and Integrated Housing and Slum Development Program (IHSDP)) for smaller cities/towns other than the 63 mission cities.

  • The Project falls under poverty reduction measures because poverty rates in Chin and Rakhine States and Tanintharyi Region targeted by the Project are 73.8%, 43.5%, and 32.6%, respectively, which are higher than the national average (25.6%) (Integrated Housing Living Conditions Survey in Myanmar 2011).


More Definitions of Integrated Housing

Integrated Housing means housing in which an
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Integrated Housing means housing in
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Integrated Housing means housing in which a person with a disability resides or may reside that is found in the community but that is not exclusively occupied by persons with disabilities and their care providers.
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Integrated Housing means the con- struction of dwellings (either attached or detached) and their subsequent subdivi- sion into allotments identified on the map attached as Appendix A to the DCP.
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