Monitoring housing rights: Developing a set of indicators to monitor the full and progressive realisation of the human right to adequate housing

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Language English
Pages: 109
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Location(s) World
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This report addresses the need to disaggregate housing rights data, so as to pay particular attention to the housing conditions of particularly marginalised groups, including women, children, the elderly, refugees, internally displaced persons, indigenous peoples, ethnic and other minorities, and people living in poverty.
The set of housing rights indicators proposed in this report has been prepared with the understanding that the final set of indicators will be used to collect data at a disaggregated level, as requested by the Habitat Agenda. This report is divided into six chapters, each of which analyses a different aspect of the creation and implementation of a set of housing rights indicators. This report addresses the need to disaggregate housing rights data, so as to pay particular attention to the housing conditions of particularly marginalised groups, including women, children, the elderly, refugees, internally displaced persons, indigenous peoples, ethnic and other minorities, and people living in poverty.
The set of housing rights indicators proposed in this report has been prepared with the understanding that the final set of indicators will be used to collect data at a disaggregated level, as requested by the Habitat Agenda. This report is divided into six chapters, each of which analyses a different aspect of the creation and implementation of a set of housing rights indicators. This report addresses the need to disaggregate housing rights data, so as to pay particular attention to the housing conditions of particularly marginalised groups, including women, children, the elderly, refugees, internally displaced persons, indigenous peoples, ethnic and other minorities, and people living in poverty.
The set of housing rights indicators proposed in this report has been prepared with the understanding that the final set of indicators will be used to collect data at a disaggregated level, as requested by the Habitat Agenda. This report is divided into six chapters, each of which analyses a different aspect of the creation and implementation of a set of housing rights indicators.