The housing emergency is now a strategic priority for the European Union.
In Brussels, during the event “Competitiveness, Democracy and European Plan for Accessible Construction”, the cooperative model was recognized as one of the most effective tools to guarantee affordable and stable housing in the long term.
Housing cooperatives, including HOMA, have highlighted the need for a dedicated European Fund, clear criteria for accessibility and more direct access to EU financial instruments.
The added value of the cooperative model is evident: participatory governance, social reinvestment and protection of public investments from speculative dynamics.
Here we explore the main points that emerged from the European comparison and the concrete contribution that the cooperative movement can offer to housing policies.
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