Study on Housing Provision for Forcibly Displaced Persons

Region Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda
Years 2025
Partners International Finance Corporation (IFC)
Study on Housing Provision for Forcibly Displaced Persons

Forced displacement across East Africa has increased the demand for safe, affordable, and sustainable housing solutions. Commissioned by the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the study assesses the housing needs of forcibly displaced populations (FDPs) in Kenya, Uganda, and Ethiopia, focusing on identifying inclusive housing and settlement models that strengthen resilience, improve living conditions, and support social integration in refugee-hosting areas and urban areas.

Assessing Housing Needs

Conducting field research and data collection across refugee camps, refugee-hosting areas, and urban settlements to understand housing demand and existing gaps.

Evaluating Housing Finance Demand

Analysing the demand for housing finance solutions to improve access to affordable and sustainable housing for displaced populations.

Identifying Sustainable Housing Models

Developing context-specific housing approaches that promote improved living conditions, social integration, and long-term resilience for both forcibly displaced populations and host communities.