More details, for the experts:

This building technique is compliant with building regulations:

· Compliant with the private finance sector requirements in term of resistance and warranties (prices, rent, and also regulations)

· Compliant with regulations for fire, storm (wind and rain), hygiene (cleaning), second level ready

· Compliant with minimal requirements for food security (green roof and aquaculture)

· Compliant with emergencies deployment

    - the walls of a home can be built in 1-2 days.

· Shops on ground floor compliant

AHA building techniques:

Is fire resistant- which is a main problem of premises using plastic

Provides protection from storm - wind and rain

Allows a second level for building up

Provides washable surfaces

Helps food security issues with its green roofs allowing cultivation of vegetables and aquaculture

Co-operative Construction set up to build these types of homes can help support builders.

Tackles pro-poor access to property and slum renovation for real - 'by the people, for the people’

The patented technique is a mix of reusing of plastics waste and traditional local techniques! The secret will be revealed upon request (under NDA).

Funding?

Funding is required for sites and loans to prospective buyers/self-builders. Funding can be provided by using a mix of business models allowing the private finance sector to get onboard, such as microcredit or private banks and emergency NGOs or government organisations.

* The Cooperative Construction can become a kind of worldwide microcredit agency dedicated to AHA (Affordable Housing for All)