MSHS Advances Secure Housing in 5 Thai-Cambodian Provinces
The Ministry of Social Development and Human Security reports progress on a secure housing project for 4,000 units across five Thai-Cambodian border provinces with a 100M baht budget, yielding results by Nov 2026.
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- The Ministry advances secure housing pilot projects in 5 Thai-Cambodian border provinces
- Targeting the construction of 4,000 housing units with a budget exceeding 100 million baht
- Concrete results and progress are scheduled to be visible by November 2026
The Ministry of Social Development and Human Security has announced significant updates regarding its policy to resolve housing issues and elevate the quality of life for citizens in target regions, particularly vulnerable groups and low-income earners in high-challenge areas.
This initiative is designed to sustainably address housing security by selecting pilot areas across 5 provinces along the Thai-Cambodian border. These are strategic regions requiring urgent infrastructure development and improvements in local living standards.
For this initial phase, the Ministry has allocated a total budget of over 100 million baht to drive the construction and renovation of residences under the secure housing project, aiming to reach the goal of 4,000 households and provide land and housing tenure security for border residents.
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The secure housing project serves as a key governmental policy tackling structural poverty by going beyond simple construction, focusing instead on community empowerment and local participation to ensure long-term sustainable development, especially in socio-economically sensitive border areas.
The Ministry of Social Development and Human Security has confirmed that all operations will progress steadily and begin yielding concrete, tangible results by November 2026 to ensure maximum benefit for the public.
Source: Matichon Politics
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