Caso de Éxito

Financiación “aguas arriba”

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Nuevos enfoques y exigencias

Programa de vivienda con perspectiva de género en Somalia

Fondos públicos y subvenciones

Modelos clásicos de financiación

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Modelos de financiación alternativos

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Microfinanciación

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Diseño arquitectónico

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REGENERACIÓN URBANA DE UN BARRIO COMPLETO DE MADRID

Se trata de un caso de regeneración urbana integral, es decir, en el cual se aúna la rehabilitación de las edificaciones con le regeneración de los espacios libres degradados para reactivar la actividad en el barrio, mejorando la afección y vinculación al mismo de sus habitantes. 

AFFORDABLE BIO – HOUSES

AFFORDABLE BIO – HOUSES es una propuesta de diseño arquitectónico y urbano, de viviendas asequibles bioclimáticas con la incorporación de huertos verticales hidropónicos,  desarrolladas en una sola planta de 37m2 y 77m2 de terreno con un índice ocupacional del terreno del 48% dando prioridad a los espacios al aire libre con derecho al contacto físico con el suelo, y contacto visual con el cielo y el sol.

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La mayoría de las edificaciones del Ensanche de Carabanchel son bloques rodeados de espacios verdes de carácter privado. Sin embargo, en esta ocasión, el proyecto propone la construcción de un espacio público de alta calidad que fomente la interacción entre los vecinos y entre éstos y su entorno.

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Visitamos un edificio residencial multifamiliar de 25 viviendas de 1, 2 y 3 dormitorios y zonas comunes construidas bajo los estándares de Passivhaus y proyectada conforme al CTE.

La vivienda asequible y el modelo de ciudad 

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Preservación del derecho a la vivienda

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Formas alternativas de producción

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Asequibilidad mediante la mejora del parque de viviendas existente

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Innovación tecnológica 

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Viviendas de alquiler y formas alternativas de propiedad y tenencia

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Sistemas y procesos de registro

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Regulación y controles del sector  

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Mikrofond EAD and Habitat for Humanity in Bulgaria 

In 2008, the Habitat for Humanity International established a partnership with Mikrofond EAD, a microfinance organization in Bulgaria that focuses on underserved regions and communities.

Loans to co-finance affordable housing – Council of Europe Development Bank Paris, Council of Europe Development Bank 

The Council of Europe Development Bank is a multilateral development bank with an exclusively social mandate.  It was founded in 1956 by eight member States of the Council of Europe to provide support for refugees and displaced persons in Europe. 

Housing vouchers in the United States – co-opting the private supply of housing

In the United States most rented dwellings are provided by private landlords and this sector has a small affordable rental housing segment.

Loans, guarantees and equity investment for affordable housing – European Investment Bank 

EIB is the lending arm of the European Union and is the biggest multilateral financial institution in the world.

Genesee County Land Bank Authority – Land banking to revitalise distressed areas in the United States

The Genesee County Land Bank Authority (GCLBA) is an example of a Michigan state land bank.

Centre for Secure Housing of Vienna – securing tenancies and preventing evictions

There are many agencies, both public and civil society, designed to supervise the private rental sector and improve the tenant security. In Vienna, to prevent evictions and ensure fair tenancy procedures, the Centre for Secure Housing (Fachstelle für Wohnungssicherung – FAWOS) was established in 1996 to provide rapid, efficient help to persons facing eviction. It is an agency of the Department of Social Affairs, Social and Health Law of the city of Vienna.

Bausparkasse system in Germany – building societies as a secure source of finance

In contrast to their decline in many countries, building societies (german: bausparkassen) have remained important to the housing finance needs of countries such as Germany and Austria, where they provide a very large share of residential mortgage loans.

Individual rent assistance in The Netherlands

The well-established Dutch scheme of individual rent assistance is based on a quality point system for rent-setting and is provided directly to tenants.

‘Worst Case Housing Needs’ Reports to Congress

The United States has a well-established system for reporting on appropriate national and local data concerning the affordability, adequacy and availability of housing. Housing conditions in 44 metropolitan statistical areas are assessed. This annual report, published every year since 1991 is known as the ‘Worst Case Housing Needs Report’.

Tenant democracy in Denmark

Social housing landlords in most European countries have arrangements for involving their tenants in governance. These arrangements have progressed furthest in Denmark and have evolved into which is popularly known as “tenant democracy”.

Realising the right to housing – recommendations of the UN Special Rapporteur

In 2019, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing, Ms. Leilani Farha, published detailed guidelines to help governments establish the right to adequate housing.