Sentence examples for housing development programme from inspiring English sources

¤ create a comprehensive affordable housing development programme to incentivise the creation of quality mixed use developments in high demand locations based upon the principles of high density development around strengthened transport nodes, using dedicated delivery vehicles such as Housing Regeneration Companies.

Located on a former mining compound, the diverse housing types include self-constructed shacks, former mine worker accommodation, recently constructed RDP (the South African government's Reconstruction and Development Programme) housing, and "transit" housing (shacks constructed by local government to house residents who's shacks have been removed by local government and are awaiting RDP housing).

The buildings were classified into eight representative types: Rowhouses; Maisonettes; Cottages; Courts; Government Reconstruction and Development Programme houses; Migrant labour hostels (1-storey); Migrant labour hostels (2-storey); and buildings known colloquially as '2-storeys'.

An exception is Thailand which invested heavily in general rural infrastructure as part of its extensive district development programme: staff housing at rural district hospitals became a priority, as did basic infrastructure such as roads, phones, water supplies and radio communication.

Homes could be categorised as formal brick dwellings, basic Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) houses (low cost state subsidised two roomed homes with a kitchen and toilet), and informal shacks constructed with aluminium, cardboard and other materials.

The Redditch New Town designation coincided with a programme of considerable social housing development, mainly due to enactment of the Town Development Act 1952.

In 1994, South Africa adopted a similar kind of policy (the Reconstruction and Development Programme) that provided nearly 2 million houses.

The ANC campaigned on a Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP) to build a million houses in five years, introduce universal free education and extend access to water and electricity.

The project subsequently diversified into a number of programmes, including a people's financed and managed low-cost sanitation programme; a housing programme; a basic health and family planning programme; a programme of supervised credit for small family enterprise units; an education programme; and a rural development programme in the nearby villages.

Nearby was a housing development.

Its neighbour also has an active nuclear weapons development programme.