Anti-poverty strategy: Child poverty remains stubbornly high in the EU
More than 19 million children in the EU live in poverty, putting the bloc at risk of missing its poverty reduction targets.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
More than 19 million children in the EU live in poverty, putting the bloc at risk of missing its poverty reduction targets.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
Rents are dropping sharply in parts of China’s big cities. One key driver is the expansion of state-subsidized housing, which is also meant to help reduce large property inventories.
By Redaktion Table
The EU plans to combat the housing shortage with more funding and a reduction in bureaucracy. Digitalized approval procedures and a Europe-wide materials platform should enable faster and cheaper housing construction.
By Marion Bergermann
For the first time, the EU is tackling the issue of affordable housing with its own strategy. However, the timetable is tight – and has even been brought forward once again by Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. It remains to be seen how much the plan can achieve.
By Alina Leimbach
In addition to social housing, state aid for affordable housing will soon also be permitted. The Commission has released a draft decision to amend the state aid rules for public consultation.
By János Allenbach-Ammann
Affordable housing is a pressing issue in large parts of Europe. The EU Commission wants to address it with an action plan. Returns must be combined with social responsibility, said Housing Commissioner Jørgensen.
By Okan Bellikli
Between cold bridges and rent explosion – an expert from the think tank Zukunft Klimasozial explains why housing has long since become a key issue of climate action and social justice.
By Astrid Schaffert
The planned amendment to the building code will lead to more urban sprawl and luxury apartments, criticize DUH and BAK. "Building without sense and reason" violates the Climate Protection Act and the federal government's sustainability strategy.
By Kai Schöneberg