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How partnerships on housing can work

President William Ruto (centre) during the inspection of an affordable housing project at Mukuru in Nairobi, October 3, 2022. [Denish Ochieng, standard]

Rising cost of materials and dipping of demand are some of the risks that should be considered in public private partnership (PPP) putting up affordable housing, a policy think tank has detailed.

The think tank, Affordable Housing Institute (AHI) also says an affordable housing PPP should be done the same way governments do infrastructure PPP.

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