Overview of the Housing Program for Well-being
As part of the Housing Program for Well-being, the Mexican government has initiated the construction of homes in 29 states, according to Edna Vega Rangel, head of the Secretaría de Desarrollo Agrario, Territorial y Urbano (Sedatu).
Key Details of the Program
- The program aims to build 1 million homes throughout the current six-year administration.
- Construction has started on 199,871 homes by both the National Housing Commission (CONAVI) and the National Fund for Workers’ Housing (INFONÁVIT).
- 481 plots, totaling 2,333 hectares, have been provided by local and state governments for the construction of these homes.
Vega Rangel highlighted that the projects are progressing well, with Los Cabos in Baja California Sur showing approximately 40% completion.
Collaboration and Coordination
The Sedatu has coordinated with state, municipal, and federal government entities to ensure that each plot is viable, free from risk, and equipped with essential services such as water, drainage, electricity, and transportation.
Fraud Alert
Vega Rangel warned of potential fraudsters attempting to mislead individuals by falsely promising access to the housing program. She emphasized that official information regarding the program will only be available on the CONAVI, INFONÁVIT, and Sedatu websites.
Positive Impact on Employment
The housing program has positively contributed to the construction industry by creating job opportunities, which aligns with one of its primary objectives.
Key Questions and Answers
- Q: How many states are participating in the Housing Program for Well-being? A: The program has started in 29 states.
- Q: How many homes are planned to be built through this program? A: The goal is to construct 1 million homes during the current six-year administration.
- Q: Who is providing the land for construction? A: Local and state governments have contributed 481 plots totaling 2,333 hectares.
- Q: Where can individuals find official information about the program? A: Official information is available only on the CONAVI, INFONÁVIT, and Sedatu websites.
- Q: Has the program created any job opportunities? A: Yes, the housing program has positively impacted the construction industry by generating employment opportunities.
