Reducing
Housing
Inequalities

The European project ReHousIn: Reducing Housing Inequalities aims to spark innovative policy solutions towards inclusionary and quality housing.

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Project Approach

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Analyses the (re)production of housing inequalities, including the impact of green interventions, across 9 countries in Europe.

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Conducts 27 in-depth case studies in metropolitan regions, medium-sized cities, and rural areas to explore housing inequalities and local initiatives addressing them.

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Engages policymakers, researchers, and stakeholders through workshops, webinars, and policy labs to co-create effective strategies.

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eXPECTED OutcomeS

  • Provide context-sensitive knowledge on the impacts of recent and ongoing crises as well as green transition initiatives on housing inequalities.
  • Advance understanding of how housing inequalities affect vulnerable communities.
  • Develop policy recommendations for mitigating negative social impacts and promoting affordable, sustainable housing.

Case Studies

ReHousIn conducts comprehensive case studies in nine countries across four European regions: Italy and Spain in southern Europe; Hungary and Poland in central-eastern Europe; Austria, France, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom in western Europe; and Norway in northern Europe.

In each country, ReHousIn will focus on three types of areas: metropolitan regions, medium-sized cities, and rural areas, analysing 27 cases in sum. The case studies will spotlight effective local initiatives to address housing inequalities and provide valuable insights for tailored policy recommendations.

FRANCEPOLANDSPAINNORWAYUKITALYHUNGARYAUSTRIASWITZERLAND