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[Re]claiming Co-Produced Housing Dialogues: learning and advocacy note

The Learning & Advocacy Note summarising the [Re]claiming Co-Produced Housing Dialogues is now available online in English, French, and Spanish.

Download the Publication or read it here in English / French / Spanish. 

The Learning & Advocacy Note synthesises these rich exchanges into two main parts:

  • Part I: Learnings from Case Studies in European Cities and Beyond: Offers structured overviews, key takeaways, and lessons learned from frontline, community-led, co-produced housing practices presented across the 4 dialogue sessions from European cities and beyond.
  • Part II: The European Affordable Housing Plan (EAHP): Unpacks the European Affordable Housing Plan (EAHP), outlines key messages for collective advocacy, and identifies relevant actors and opportunities for mobilisation and engagement.

For more info: visit the website dedicated to the Co-produced housing dialogues in Europe

 

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