Gyventojų pasitenkinimo komunaliniais būstais lagose (Nigerija) tyrimas

Abstract

This pspei examines tenants* satisfaction with public housing in Lagos, Nigeria. This was accomplished hy assessing the levels of housing satisfaction of the general population and the degrees of satisfaction of tenants living in selected public housing estates within Lagos metropolis. Three (3) major housing components -environment (E). dwelling (D), and management ( M), were identified and employed for this study. Six (6), representing 10% of estates, were randomly selected from forty (40) public housing estates in Lagos. Subsequently, questionnaires were administered to 1.022 (10%), of households from the total of 12.323 households in the selected estates ofthe study area. The data obtained from the surwy were analyzed in two stages. First, is the use of descriptive analysis such as frequency tabulation to assess the general levels of tenants' housing satisfaction, and second, is the use of Satisfaction Indices (RSI) to determine the degree of tenants' satisfaction with each ofthe housing components identified for the study. The results ofthe analysis indicate ihat llie level of tenants' housing satisfaction varies and is dependent on the environment, dwelling and management interaction systems. It demonstrated that the level of tenants' satisfaction with the housing environnant and dwellings was above average (adequately satisfactory), but their level of satisfaction with the housing management was below average (unsatisfactory). The study shows that users' inputs and preferences should be strongly considered hy planners and public housing agencies ttiien planning and designing public housing projects.

Survey dataset on occupants׳ satisfaction with housing and life in public residential estates in Ogun State, Nigeria

“…Based on the research by Ibem and Amole [1] , a questionnaire was designed for the survey. The use of questionnaire as a survey instrument can be seen in similar works by previous authors [6] , [7] , [8] , [9] , [10] . The questionnaire had mainly closed-ended questions and three sections: A, B and C. Section A was used to gather data on nine variables describing the socio-economic and demographic profiles of the housing occupants.…”

“…In collecting data on residents’ levels of satisfaction with their housing situations and satisfaction with life in the residential estates, a 5-Point Likert type scale starting from ‘1’ for Very Dissatisfied and ending with ‘5’ for Very Satisfied was used. Similar studies have used this scale of measurement as seen in the previous works by [8] , [9] , [10] , [11] .…”

A Residential Satisfaction Assessment of Public Rental Board Housing in the Greater Suva Urban Area, Fiji Islands

“…In addition to socio-demographic variables, studies on residential satisfaction have also investigated the effects of the housing physical characteristics. Housing physical attributes have been found to have a significant effect on housing satisfaction, either positively or negatively (Jiboye, 2009;Parkes et al, 2002). The housing unit's physical characteristics include the size and position of kitchen space, laundry and washing areas, size of living area and dining area, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, etc.…”

Private Estate Housing Productivity in Greater Port Harcourt, Nigeria

“…In terms of quantity the public sector has provided more than the private sector and quantity is what is required in providing mass housing for any city. Mass housing refers to housing provided by public authorities and private corporations on a large scale at highly subsidised rental and sales rates for the benefit of society (Jiboye, 2009) while affordable housing is income-determined housing that accounts for one-third to one-quarter of the monthly take home pay of the middle class and the poor (Jiboye, 2009).…”