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27. 10. 2021 11:10

Joint statement to the European Commission: Affordable, safe and accessible way to decarbonize the European housing stock

On October 28, 2021, Housing sector organizations released a joint statement on decarbonization of the EU housing stock, calling the European Commission (EC) to implement...

12. 10. 2021 10:10

EUSEW Extended Program: Energy Poverty online session by Habitat for Humanity International

This year’s European Sustainable Energy Week will take place online starting October 25 to October 29, 2021. As a part of its Extended Program happening...

19. 05. 2021 06:05

Renovation Summit by Housing Europe: Making the future of housing greener, sustainable and affordable

The Renovation Summit was a two-day event introduced by Housing Europe – the European Federation of Public, Cooperative and Social Housing. It is a network...

12. 02. 2021 01:02

The European Climate Pact: all-encompassing climate action for a greener Europe

The European Climate Pact (ECP) is a new, EU-wide initiative inviting individuals, communities and organizations to participate in climate action and building a greener Europe....

Blog post EU 20. 01. 2021 04:01

REELIH project included as best practice in a new publication of FEANTSA

Renovation: Staying on top of the wave is a new publication by FEANTSA. In early December, 2020, FEANTSA organized a dedicated online roundtable where this...

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