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What Kenyans already know: 94% say a stable home is where community begins

Habitat for Humanity International’s Global Housing Research Report 2026, surveying more than 30,000 people across 22 countries, finds 94% of Kenyans believe a stable home makes it easier to build stronger communities — among the highest worldwide, above the 88% African and 85% global averages. The report reframes housing as the foundation for safety, dignity, health and belonging — one Ivorian respondent: “It is a stable home that allows me to settle down, welcome my family and friends and feel respected.” It runs both ways: 79% globally said strong communities make housing stability easier. (Note: the outlet’s headline says “UN-Habitat”; the report is Habitat for Humanity’s.)

The upbeat factorWarmth — a home is not just four walls; it’s the ground community grows from.
✓ Verified · People Daily (Kenya) · 2026-10-08 · Kenya
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