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Kapitel 668: Chapter 507: Agricultural Plan_3

Currently, the Dili government's solution to immigrant housing needs is mostly based on the Australasian native methods.

First, affordable housing is built and rented at a relatively low price to these new immigrants.

No matter what kind of housing, the rent for the first three months will be reduced or exempted to alleviate the burden on new immigrants.

The second type of housing is unique to the Australian region, which is wooden houses.

Australia produces eucalyptus, and eucalyptus timber is also a major export for Australia.

Eucalyptus has a strong adaptability, with advantages such as rapid growth, good shape, and wide usage. Eucalyptus can be used in industries such as pulp and paper, wood-based panels, and construction, with good economic value.

Although it seems a bit cumbersome and suitable for planting, eucalyptus has a significant drawback, which is the excessive consumption of water resources.


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