Appiatse Redevelopment Enters Final Phase As Government Begins Construction Of 69 Houses
The government has commenced the final phase of the Appiatse redevelopment project with the construction of 69 housing units for households still awaiting resettlement following the devastating 2022 disaster. The 69 houses will most particularly cater for those whose lands and houses were affected as a result of the redevelopment of Appiatse in the first […] The post Appiatse Redevelopment Enters…
The government has begun constructing 69 new homes for the affected families of the Appiatse redevelopment project, entering the final phase after a devastating disaster in 2022. Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, ceremonially broke ground for the construction, marking a significant milestone in efforts to restore homes and dignity to those impacted.
The disaster, which occurred on January 20, 2022, claimed lives, destroyed properties and left families with long-term injuries. The first phase delivered 124 housing units, and the second phase compensated 50 households, leaving the remaining 69 homes for the final group. Buah noted the importance of incorporating beneficiaries' needs into the design of the homes, having revised the original plans based on feedback.
The Regional Minister of Western Region, Joseph Nelson, emphasized the broader significance of the project, highlighting the need for safety, resilience, and responsible development in communities. He praised the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders in the redevelopment process. The Western Regional Coordinating Council pledged its support to ensure the successful completion of the project through facilitation and coordination.
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