Housing & Resettlement
Safe, dignified and affordable housing designed around the realities of Mukunda.
The Mulatako Plan is MOFACIG's long-term roadmap for dignified resettlement, improved infrastructure, stronger livelihoods and sustainable village renewal.
The Mulatako Plan brings together the physical, social and economic priorities needed to rebuild Mukunda as a resilient and liveable community.
It combines housing, infrastructure, livelihoods, land use, water and community planning into one long-term framework rather than treating each issue as a separate intervention.
Safe, dignified and affordable housing designed around the realities of Mukunda.
Roads, water and essential services needed for a functioning and connected village.
Agriculture, small enterprise and practical economic activity that can sustain households.
A village structure that supports social life, participation and long-term resilience.
The Mulatako Plan is intended to grow in phases, allowing priorities, resources and partnerships to develop in a realistic sequence.
Confirm community priorities, land needs, technical requirements and implementation structure.
Begin essential infrastructure, housing pilots and supporting services.
Expand productive activity, agriculture, enterprise and household resilience.
Scale community infrastructure and long-term development as capacity grows.
Local voices remain central to decisions about priorities and implementation.
Solutions must match available resources, local conditions and real needs.
The plan prioritises approaches that can realistically serve ordinary households.
Infrastructure and livelihoods should remain useful well beyond a single project cycle.
Technical partners, development organisations, donors and supporters can all contribute to the long-term rebuilding of Mukunda.