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Malé Mayor, Ex-Official Criticise Government’s Handling of Social Housing Schemes
Malé Mayor Adam Azim criticised Housing Minister Ali Haider for forming a five-member committee including city council members without consulting the council, while the Anti-Corruption Commission found that 59% of beneficiaries in the first 4,000 Binveriya flats did not meet scheme requirements. Former Minister of State for Housing Akram Kamaluddin accused President Muizzu's administration of failing to deliver land and flats to beneficiaries, as the Housing Ministry extended a deadline for document collection to 27 March.
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There were no consultations on the formation of the committee with the Malé City Council. It is the minister's own committee
Then he is saying that the registry can be handed over by making an appointment through the portal. It is very difficult for beneficiaries to access the portal. It is not easy.
the ministry is not clearly telling us what should happen, withdrawing plots from those who do not come and distributing them to those President Muizzu wants.
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59 percentBinveriya beneficiaries who did not meet scheme requirementsMaldives Republicthe commission determined that out of the list of beneficiaries of the first 4,000 flats under the Binveriya scheme 59 percent of beneficiaries did not meet the scheme's requirements.
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19.7 percentEligible applicants with significant issues in being given flatsMaldives RepublicThe commission also determined that there were significant issues when it came to 19.7 percent of eligible applicants who have been given flats.
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20,697 applicantsTotal Binveriya applicantsMaldives RepublicOf the 20,697 applicants 15,046 were determined to be eligible.
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15,046 applicantsApplicants determined eligible for BinveriyaMaldives RepublicOf the 20,697 applicants 15,046 were determined to be eligible.
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4,000 flatsBinveriya flats initially announcedMaldives RepublicThe previous administration had decided to award flats to all the eligible applicants for the Binveriya scheme, even though 4,000 units were initially announced.
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more than 76 pointsScore threshold for three-bedroom apartmentsMaldives RepublicThe first 4,000 flats will be given to those who scored more than 76 points for three-bedroom apartments and more than 73 points for two-bedroom apartments.
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more than 73 pointsScore threshold for two-bedroom apartmentsMaldives RepublicThe first 4,000 flats will be given to those who scored more than 76 points for three-bedroom apartments and more than 73 points for two-bedroom apartments.
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Housing Ministry gave beneficiaries an opportunity to fulfil document requirements for Binveriya land allocation.starting Tuesday until Wednesday, 27 of March at 11:59 pmMaldives RepublicThose who have not signed, accepted the land registry nor collected the land allocation certificate will be given the opportunity to fulfil the requirements starting Tuesday until Wednesday, 27 of March at 11:59 pm, the statement clarified.
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An advisory committee was formed to review applications for the previous administration's social housing schemes.Maldives RepublicAn advisory committee has now been formed, on the advice of the president, to review applications for the previous administration's schemes in a bid to determine the validity of current allocations and to shape future social housing scheme undertakings.
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