Residential Satisfaction of Children in Rental House in Nirala, Khulna

Every kid is entitled to a standard of living that supports their physical, mental, spiritual, moral, and socialgrowth. Food, education, and healthcare are no longer as crucial to children as shelter. Housing that ispoorly built, overcrowded, and lacking municipal services is frequently dangerous (poor lighting, crowdedspace, unsafe play areas, etc.). This study examines children's perceptions of the features and setup of theirhomes and their contentment with them. The following aspects of children's lives: the number of rooms,the number of bathrooms, own’s or shared bedrooms with own or shared beds; the availability of a spaceof study; the presence of water, light, and sewers in their homes; and the degree of satisfaction with theplace they call home. By analyzing the effect of child-friendly places on overall residential contentment,the aim is to assess the elements of residential satisfaction of child residents residing in residentialbuildings in Nirala, Khulna, Bangladesh. It investigates how children's concerns are addressed and howtheir well-being is impacted to know what can be learned from children's activities and perceptions toprovide a qualitatively better space to develop the rental housing sector.