The first phase of Baan Mankong project in the Roi Krong community was driven by a group of
households who are the poorest and were in greatest need of improving their deteriorating houses.
The first house built was house No. 112/4. Once the construction of this first phase was completed,
it helped other less certain households in the community to better understand the project and to
feel confident enough to participate in the Baan Mankong upgrading programme. There are two
Baan Klang (“welfare houses”) in this compound.
F: This area of the community is mostly occupied by a private owner who has built rooms for rent,
and these residents haven’t shown interest in joining the upgrading program yet.
G: The Roi Krong community agreed to allow each sub-group of 5 houses decide how to renovate
or reconstruct their own houses, as a group. This house No.88 belongs to Aunty Pheung and her
relatives.Her sub group decided to renovate their old houses, and the work has recently been finished,
with very good results, where all the houses are nicely decorated, with a shared garden and
pavilion. There are both single detatched and semi-detatched houses in this area.
The community’s elected leader lives in house No.9/10, which is part of the second phase of Baan
Mankong in this community. His house was designed by his own son, who is an architect. The house
cost $17,000, which is much more than the cost covered by the CODI loan, but he paid the extra
from his savings and family resources.
The first phase of Baan Mankong project in the Roi Krong community was driven by a group ofhouseholds who are the poorest and were in greatest need of improving their deteriorating houses.The first house built was house No. 112/4. Once the construction of this first phase was completed,it helped other less certain households in the community to better understand the project and tofeel confident enough to participate in the Baan Mankong upgrading programme. There are twoBaan Klang (“welfare houses”) in this compound.F: This area of the community is mostly occupied by a private owner who has built rooms for rent,and these residents haven’t shown interest in joining the upgrading program yet.G: The Roi Krong community agreed to allow each sub-group of 5 houses decide how to renovateor reconstruct their own houses, as a group. This house No.88 belongs to Aunty Pheung and herrelatives.Her sub group decided to renovate their old houses, and the work has recently been finished,with very good results, where all the houses are nicely decorated, with a shared garden andpavilion. There are both single detatched and semi-detatched houses in this area.The community’s elected leader lives in house No.9/10, which is part of the second phase of BaanMankong in this community. His house was designed by his own son, who is an architect. The housecost $17,000, which is much more than the cost covered by the CODI loan, but he paid the extrafrom his savings and family resources.
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