Factors Influencing the Successful Delivery of Public Housing Progammes in Kebbi State, Nigeria: A Systematic Literature Review

The provision of adequate housing is a fundamental human need and is essential for the social and economic well-being of communities. In Nigeria, the government has undertaken various initiatives to tackle housing challenges, particularly for low-income populations. However, Kebbi State continues to encounter significant obstacles in effectively implementing public housing programs due to issues related to funding, planning, and management. This systematic literature review explores the factors affecting the delivery of public housing projects in Kebbi State, evaluating the effectiveness of current housing policies, the roles of stakeholders, and existing housing schemes. Through a thorough analysis of previous projects and policy frameworks, the study identifies key determinants for successful public housing delivery, including collaboration, affordability, sustainability, and effective land use. The findings highlight the necessity for a sustainable housing delivery model that fosters collaboration among government agencies, private developers, and the community, prioritizing affordability, accessibility, and efficient resource allocation. This review aims to provide insights for policymakers and stakeholders to enhance public housing initiatives that more effectively meet the housing needs in Kebbi State.