The family lives in Nepal. They are 2 adults and 3 children. S is 53 years old and he is unemployed. He lives with his wife and children in a one-bedroom house. They like the house because of its concrete construction but they dislike its size. Their most valuable items in the house are their documents. Their dream is to buy a house and some land for their kids.

The family lives in Nepal. They are 2 adults and 3 children. S is 53 years old and he is unemployed and works temporary jobs. He lives with his wife, J, who is 50 years old and a housewife. They have three daughters, the eldest is U, 11 years old, K, 9 years old, and D, 5 years old. All three daughters are students. The family lives in a one-bedroom house and have been living here for the past 6 years. The house was offered to them by a welfare organization. They like the quality of the house because of its permanent construction, but they dislike its small size. The house has electricity but it often fails. It also has an outdoor toilet that is shared by other households. The family buys 90% of its food supplies from the market, while the remaining food comes from their own production. In the kitchen, they use wood for cooking. The main source of drinking water is outside the house and it takes them 5 minutes to bring water from there. The family hasn’t been on vacation. The furthest they have ever been was to Bajura, a district of Nepal. Their most valuable items in the house are the family documents. Their dream is to be able to buy a house and some land for their kids.