HUDCO signs MoU with IHS Netherlands to boost collaboration in human settlements 
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HUDCO signs MoU with IHS Netherlands to boost collaboration in human settlements

With this collaboration, HUDCO aims to contribute to the development of sustainable urban infrastructure and address the growing challenges in human settlements

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Housing and Urban Development Corporation Limited (HUDCO) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS), Erasmus University, Rotterdam, the Netherlands. The agreement was formalized on February 17, with the aim of reinforcing cooperation and collaboration between the two institutions.

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The MoU is set to leverage the respective strengths of HUDCO and IHS to effectively implement training, research, capacity-building activities, and fee-based projects/services in the field of human settlements. This strategic partnership seeks to enhance expertise and promote best practices in urban development and housing solutions.

With this collaboration, HUDCO aims to contribute to the development of sustainable urban infrastructure and address the growing challenges in human settlements. The partnership aligns with its commitment to enhancing urban living standards through strategic initiatives and global cooperation.

This move is expected to pave the way for impactful projects and research in the sector, supporting HUDCO's vision of sustainable urbanization.

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