Can governments fix the global housing crisis? | | Business and Economy

3.4 billion people in the world do not have adequate housing. By 2030, the world will need $3 to $4 trillion to provide affordable and accessible housing, and build 96,000 new homes every day.

Governments are starting to take action.

In the United States, a rare bipartisan bill has just passed the Senate. In Europe, the European Commission is pushing for new procurement methods. In the United Kingdom, common law has abolished unjustified evictions. And in Africa, the Nairobi Declaration encourages countries to accelerate the delivery of affordable housing.