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The sustainable social housing program is designed to cater to a specific demographic, which is marginalized and economically backward communities situated in rural areas.

This focal point underscores the program’s dedication to addressing the housing needs of remote and underserved regions. These beneficiaries are characterized by their belonging to marginalized sections of society with economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

Their financial constraints present a significant challenge, often impeding their ability to access suitable housing options through conventional means. The essence of this initiative lies in its commitment to alleviating these obstacles.

Furthermore, this program is acutely aware of the broader societal context in which these potential beneficiaries exist. Many of these individuals and families not only grapple with financial constraints but also encounter limited access to organized finance options.

Moreover, the communities they are part of may have endured social exclusion and discrimination, factors that further restrict their access to basic services and opportunities.

By specifically targeting these marginalized sections in rural areas, OpenBrix aims to bridge these gaps, providing not just homes but also a foundation for empowerment, resilience, and social inclusion within these communities.