HDB Flats Eligible for Neighbourhood Renewal Programme

Debated in Parliament on 29 Feb 2016.

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Pritam Singh asked the Minister for National Development about the number of flats eligible for the Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP) per Town Council and whether HDB plans to speed up the programme.
The NRP was launched in 2007 and will benefit about 200,000 eligible flats, with eligibility extended in 2014 to include blocks built up to 1995, adding another 100,000 flats.
HDB has informed all Town Councils of the eligible blocks, and the pace of NRP depends on funding availability and the Town Councils' capacity to implement and manage the projects effectively.

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Pritam Singh

Mr Pritam Singh asked the Minister for National Development how many flats are eligible for the Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP) for each Town Council and whether HDB plans to increase the tempo of this programme.

Lawrence Wong

The Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP) was launched in 2007 and will benefit about 200,000 eligible flats. In September 2014, the age criteria for NRP was extended to include blocks built up to 1995, increasing the number of eligible flats by another 100,000. Thereafter, the Housing and Development Board had informed all Town Councils of the blocks that are eligible for NRP. The pace of NRP is dependent on the availability of resources to fund these programmes and also the ability of the Town Councils to effectively implement and manage these projects on the ground.

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Pritam Singh asked the Minister for National Development about the number of flats eligible for the Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP) per Town Council and whether HDB plans to speed up the programme.
The NRP was launched in 2007 and will benefit about 200,000 eligible flats, with eligibility extended in 2014 to include blocks built up to 1995, adding another 100,000 flats.
HDB has informed all Town Councils of the eligible blocks, and the pace of NRP depends on funding availability and the Town Councils' capacity to implement and manage the projects effectively.

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HDB Flats Eligible for Neighbourhood Renewal Programme

Debated in Parliament on 29 Feb 2016.

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Pritam Singh asked the Minister for National Development about the number of flats eligible for the Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP) per Town Council and whether HDB plans to speed up the programme.
The NRP was launched in 2007 and will benefit about 200,000 eligible flats, with eligibility extended in 2014 to include blocks built up to 1995, adding another 100,000 flats.
HDB has informed all Town Councils of the eligible blocks, and the pace of NRP depends on funding availability and the Town Councils' capacity to implement and manage the projects effectively.

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Pritam Singh

Lawrence Wong

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Pritam Singh asked the Minister for National Development about the number of flats eligible for the Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP) per Town Council and whether HDB plans to speed up the programme.
The NRP was launched in 2007 and will benefit about 200,000 eligible flats, with eligibility extended in 2014 to include blocks built up to 1995, adding another 100,000 flats.
HDB has informed all Town Councils of the eligible blocks, and the pace of NRP depends on funding availability and the Town Councils' capacity to implement and manage the projects effectively.

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