Ethnographic study observes adoption of eco-friendly materials in housing cooperatives, indicating moderate interest among residents.
Urban Ghanaian housing cooperatives are increasingly adopting eco-friendly construction materials to reduce environmental impact and improve living conditions. An ethnographic study using participant observation and semi-structured interviews in selected cooperatives across Chad. A significant proportion (65%) of cooperatives adopted at least one eco-friendly material between and , with brick-and-mortar being the most commonly used. Urban Ghanaian housing cooperatives show moderate interest in adopting eco-friendly materials, though uptake varies by cooperative size and location. Further research should investigate longer-term effects of these materials on environmental sustainability and human health.
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