Slow Construction Processes: Traditional building methods can be time-consuming and less adaptable to urgent needs.

Higher Costs: Inefficient construction techniques can escalate costs, limiting the number of families that can be helped.

Limited Reach: Slow and expensive construction methods reduce the overall reach and effectiveness of housing initiatives.

Potential for Inappropriate Solutions: Without innovative approaches, housing solutions might not meet the specific needs of the community.

Innovation in Construction: Leveraging new building techniques can speed up construction and reduce costs.

Resource Efficiency: Efficient use of local materials and resources is crucial in post-conflict settings.

Scalability of Solutions: Construction solutions need to be scalable to meet large-scale housing needs.

Integration of Modern Technologies: Modern construction technologies can offer significant advantages in speed and cost.

Rapid Provision of Housing: Innovative techniques can significantly speed up the construction process.

Cost Efficiency: Reducing costs allows for more families to be housed within budget constraints.

Scalable and Flexible Solutions: Innovative methods can be adapted and scaled to different settings and needs.

Use of Sustainable and Local Materials: Encourages environmentally friendly practices and supports local economies.

Number of Housing Units Constructed: Monitoring the number and speed of construction of housing units.

Cost Reduction Metrics: Assessing cost savings achieved through innovative building techniques.

Adaptability and Scalability Assessments: Evaluating the adaptability and scalability of the construction methods used.

Environmental Impact: Measuring the environmental footprint of the new construction techniques.