Housing for All - Requirements to be met by the European legislators – What’s next?

Recorded / Livestream of the INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Hous​ing for All. Affordable Housing in Growing Cities in Europe

4-5 December 2018, Vienna
Wiener Wohnen, Rosa-Fischer-Gasse 2, 1030 Vienna

Requirements to be met by the European legislators – What’s next?
Employees’ perspective:
Christian Meidlinger, Trade Union of Municipal Employees
Providers’ perspective:
Cédric Van Styvendael, Housing Europe
Consumers’ perspective:
Barbara Steenbergen, International Union of Tenants
Cities’ perspective:
Rui Neves Bochmann Franco, Deputy City Councillor, Lisbon, and

Michaela Kauer, Co-Coordinator of the EU Urban Agenda – Housing Partnership, Vienna

Member States’ perspective:
Elena Szolgayová, Coordinator of the EU Urban Agenda – Housing Partnership, Slovakia

Reflections and summary:

Claudio Acioly, UN Habitat, Head of Capacity Building

THANK YOU FOR JOINING OUR CONFERENCE!
It was a great pleasure for us to have around 300 participants from 36 nations with us. ​Thanks for the fruitful discussions and contributions!

What can be done to mitigate the current housing crisis in Europe’s growing
cities? How can investment in affordable housing be made to increase once more? Ways out of this tight situation are highlighted by the international conference “Housing for All – Affordable Housing in Growing Cities in Europe” held on 4 and 5 December in Vienna. The premises of Wiener Wohnen are set to host roughly 300 participants from 36 countries.