The Sustainability Institute’s iShack business that emerged from research by postgraduate students is doing very well, including significant technology innovations. All this learning over three years has informed the formulation of a Policy Brief prepared for the Development Bank of Southern Africa. For a copy: Policy-Brief-6_Original-Series_Final.compressed
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congratulations!
Im pleased to have this … technology for land tenure is our stuff