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1. Assign the roles in your group

Leader - Make sure everyone is on task
Researchers - find information from internet or textbook
Scribe - Write down what your team has found out and edit the posts

2. Research for information on the strategy your team picked from the internet and textbook

3. Fill up the worksheet and edit the post under your strategy

4. Your posts should the following questions (can refer to the worksheet) as your title:
1. Who are the people involved in the strategy
2. What is it about?
3. What are some examples and are they successful?
4.  What are some of the possible challenges?

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1. Teachers
2. Students

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- It is about doing a group work on strategies to manage housing shortage and build inclusive homes

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Leader:Hannah
Scribe: Chloe and Rachel
Researcher: Hazel, Felicia and Adalson

Affordable Housing

Who are the people involved? (Government, Slum residents, Non-profit organisations, Low-income households, Elderly)
Affordable housing is definedby the United Nations as housing that is priced at a reasonable cost such that residents still have money for other basic needs, such as food.
Financial schemes are also available to subsidise the cost of flats.

What is it about?
It is deemed affordable to those with a median household income as rated by the national government or a local government by a recognized housing affordability index.

What are some examples and was it successful?
1) Financial scheme's

What are some of the possible challenges?
- personal security, quiet and privacy, especially for sleeping
-safekeeping of bedding, clothing and posessions, which may have to be carried out at all times
- hygiene and shaving facilities
-cleaning and drying clothes
- obtaining, preparing and storing food in small quantities
- keeping contacts, without a permanent location or mailing address
- hostility and legal powers against urban vagrancy

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Leader:Amsyar⚡️
Scribes: Xandy/ Cuthbert
Researchers: Yue Yu/ Damien
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE INVOLVED

-  The people who Ware involve dare the locals and the Government.
- It is the meaning and the value people attach to a place based on their experiences or the unique characteristics.

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Leader: zieloon
3 Scribe: ezekiel & haris & joseph
2 Researcher: Joshua & Xavier

Provision of public housing

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Researcher Bryan and creighton
Scriber Firdaus and jairius,Clara

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Slum upgrading is an urban renewal strategy which consists of a demolition to slums, undertaken cooperatively by large corporations to make way for hotels and various other institutions

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Seniors
Multi-generational families

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: public housing refers to government efforts to provide housing units with basic services

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Provide a range of facilities and amenities for different age groups, like retail shops, clinics and park and some other facilities which are common and amenities that are found in neighbourhoods.

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What are some of the examples and was it successful?

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What are some of the examples and was it successful?

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The dragon playground,as after 1993 the people were phased out due to safety concerns and it is believed that the dragon playground is the only one of its kind, sand-based and one of the oldest playgrounds around.

Another example is shop houses as currently people do not go to these type of places compared to shopping malls and other outlets, and shop houses originated from China and was first built during the 1840s-1900s along Southen North New Bridge Road.

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slum upgrading can be carried by many different ways
sites may be cleared and basic infrastructure can be provided to the area

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what are some of the possible challenges :

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what are some of the possible challenges :

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achieving some kind of coherence in the community and finding solutions to a

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The government and citizens in need of houses

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The provision of mass, affordable plubic housing has improved living standards for a large number of singaporeans. The mass vehicle for implementing the plubic housing policy is the housing and development board(HDB). In 1997, 85% of the population owned or lived in a HDB-developed flat

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What are some of the possible challenges?

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What are some of the possible challenges?

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Lack of money, lack of land and lack of materials.

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What are some examples and was it successful 

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What are some examples and was it successful 

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The housing development board (HDB) was set up in 1960 to build and provide plubic housing for Singapore’s increasing population

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More examples and are the examples successful?

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More examples and are the examples successful?

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There are some facilities and amenities to Ensure and cater to the needs of seniors, like SAC which stands for Seniors Activity Centres which are set up near or below HDB rental and studio apartment blocks. The seniors are strongly encourage to spend time at these centres as they interact and excecise with other elderly.
There are also some facilities and amenities for different groups of population across all ages, like corridors in residential developments need to have a minimum width of 1.5 meters so that people using Mobility aids, like wheelchairs, can have easier access into the centres.
After mentioning all these examples it is successful as they are “attached” to the place once they have many experience with the centre of specific place.

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What are some successful example and was it successful 

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What are some successful example and was it successful 

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The housing development board(HDB) was set up in 1960 to build and provide plubic housing for Singapore’s increasing population

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There is not enough land area and there is no natural resources which mean that we have to buy it from overseas

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What are some of the possible challenges?

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What are some of the possible challenges?

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The rental in the HDB maybe too high for the centres to continue opening for the senior citizens to go. Sometimes there are some centres or facilities that they may have to renovate and may cause a week or months of disruptions for the seniors to excercise peacefully, until it is open.