2 thousand 283 village houses are being built for earthquake victims in rural neighborhoods of Hatay.
Quick Look
- The construction of 2,283 earthquake-resistant village houses started in 46 rural neighborhoods damaged in the February 6 earthquakes in Hatay.
- Single-storey and 3+1 residences of 124 square meters are being built in accordance with the local architecture of the region.
- The project aims to revitalize rural life and continue the agricultural and livestock activities of earthquake victims.
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Why It Matters
Hatay was one of the most affected provinces in Turkey in the February 6, 2023 earthquakes. The damage in rural neighborhoods directly affected livelihoods such as agriculture and animal husbandry.
In Hatay, the construction of 2 thousand 283 village houses in 46 neighborhoods has started to revive the rural neighborhoods damaged in the February 6 earthquakes. Care is taken to ensure that the 124 square meter residences, designed as single-storey and 3+1, are earthquake resistant as well as being built in accordance with the local architecture of the region.
The project aims to revitalize rural life and enable earthquake victims to continue their agricultural and animal husbandry activities. While the rough construction of 25 of the 47 houses under construction in Babatorun District of Altınözü district has been completed, the houses are planned to be delivered to their rightful owners after landscaping and finishing works.
Open Questions
- When is the completion date of the residences?
- Who will be the beneficiaries of these residences?
- What is the total cost of the project and who is financing it?
