US EditionSurf City Promotes Housing Project to Close Vulnerability Cycle in La Libertad Communities
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As part of the efforts to translate the tourism development of #SurfCity into social welfare, Housing Minister Michelle Sol announced the beginning of the constructive process of a housing project aimed at families in the Chilama 1, Chilama 2 and Rio Mar communities in the department of La Libertad. The initiative is particularly relevant because of the history of vulnerability faced by these communities, marked for years by floods caused by the…
El Salvador Launches $56M Housing Project to Protect Families from Seasonal Flooding.
The Salvadoran government has broken ground on a modern housing complex in the Chilama and Río Mar sectors, designed to relocate families living in flood-prone areas. This project features 180 apartments equipped with full services, including a water treatment plant and green spaces. With an investment of $52,000 per unit, the initiative replaces temporary shelters with high-quality, permanent urban infrastructure. Las ministra de Vivienda, @mi…
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