Indonesia Backs 3 Million Home Program with Regulatory Easing for Low-Income Residents
Indonesia's Minister of Home Affairs has expressed support for the '3 Million Homes Program' aimed at addressing housing shortages for low-income residents (MBR) through regulatory simplification. The initiative seeks to boost housing construction and improve living conditions for the populace.
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