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28 Feb 23 |

Cooperative housing - a supporting pillar in times of crisis

How to dampen the impact of the cost of living crisis in these troubling times

Cooperative housing - a supporting pillar in times of crisis

In times of constantly rising inflation and rent increases, the desire for stability is growing. Increasingly, many people find such stability, together with safety, and community within housing forms that are different from the usual, individualized housing. The latest study of a student project at the Vienna University of Business and Economics shows that cooperative housing is very successful in spreading the effects of the crisis among residents and thus cushioning the impact. Lena, Victoria and Jakub tell you more about their findings.

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23 Nov 22 |

The latest from Norway's housing cooperatives

Reinforcing Housing Europe's network with more face-to-face discussions post-COVID

The latest from Norway's housing cooperatives

In November, our member, the Co-operative Housing Federation of Norway (NBBL) met Housing Europe's staff in Brussels for a face-to-face exchange from which we learnt about what is at stake for cooperatives in the north while we explained how EU legislation is directly impacting the EEA area.

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14 Oct 22 |

The role of green finance in enabling the development and renovation of social housing

What is the role of Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) financing in boosting housing affordability?

The role of green finance in enabling the development and renovation of social housing

The energy transition and its financing have become engrained in the daily activities of social housing providers. Public grants and revolving funds are central to the viability of sustainability plans and key in increasing housing affordability. The housing 2030 report collects some of the best practices in the sector. While grants and funds are tried-and-tested means to finance the energy transition, other sources of financing such as carbon credits or green bonds have drawn the attention of private investors. These investment vehicles tend to come together under the umbrella of Environmental Social and Governance financing, better known by its acronym: ESG. Alex Fernandez, a PhD Research student at TU Delft, currently doing an internship at Housing Europe, is telling us more below.

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