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All the urban centres of Eritrea have been affected by 30 years of war, and many were seriously damaged. There is an extreme housing shortage, especially now that many Eritrean refugees are returning, most of them to urban areas. |
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Location:Erythree, Eritrea |
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Partner: Ministry of Public Works, UN-Habitat |
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Donor: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
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Cost: $437,000 |
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| Urbanisation |
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Total Population: 4m |
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Urban population: 19% |
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Slum to urban population: 70% |
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Annual population growth rates: |
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Urban: 4% |
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Slum: 4% |
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| % urban population with access to: |
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Safe Water Source: 63% |
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Improved sanitation: 47% |
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Durable Housing: 65% |
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