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Options and Perspectives of Social Rental Housing in the October 6-7, 2008
PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS
Venue: Council of Europe - European Youth Centre
Program and draft papers
ARRIVAL DAY, October 5, Sunday
Welcome Dinner at Menta Terasz at 19:00 For logistics please click here >>
DAY 1, October 6, Monday
8:30-9:00: Registration 9:00-10:00: Introduction and Welcome Chair: József Hegedüs (MRI) László Csider (Ministry of Local Government): Welcome address to the workshop – Hungary’s efforts toward social housing Karl Friedrich Bopp (Council of Europe): Access to housing from a human rights perspective Ron Terwilliger (Habitat for Humanity): Mission of Habitat for Humanity – a need for changes in policy approach Paola Deda (UN ECE): UNECE housing policies and programs in the region (presentation)
10:00 – 11:30 Session 1. International comparison – Perspectives from West Europe Chair: Martin Lux (Institute for Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic) Discussant: Marja Elsinga (OTB) 1. Darinka Czischke (CECODHAS): Social housing actors in Europe: looking from the West to the East (presentation) 2. Christian Tutin (University of Paris): Social housing: Another French exception? (paper) (presentation) 3. Claire Lévy-Vroelant (University of Paris) and Christoph Reinprecht (University of Vienna): Social housing in a comparative approach (paper) (presentation)
11:30 – 12:00 Coffee break
12:00 – 14:00 Session 2. International comparison – Perspectives from Central East Europe Chair: Alina Muziol-Weclawowicz (NAtional Economy Bank, Poland) Discussants: Claire Lévy-Vroelant (University of Paris) and Christoph Reinprecht (University of Vienna) 1. József Hegedüs (MRI): Social housing experiences in transitional countries – divergences or convergences? (paper) (presentation) 2. Sasha Puzanov (IUE of Moscow): Social elements in the Russian housing system – new versus old social rental sector (paper) (presentation) 3. Martin Lux (Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic): Social Housing in the Czech Republic: Unresolved Question and Possible Directions (paper) (presentation) 4. Loucine Hayes (HFH): HFH's experience with providing housing for low-income groups in CEE (presentation)
14:00-15:30 Lunch Break
15:30 – 17:30 Session 3. Social housing in national housing strategies Chair: Eva Schwebel (CEB) Discussant: Iskra Dandolova (University of Sofia) 1. Sasha Tsenkova (University of Calgary): Social housing in South East Europe (paper) (presentation) 2. Gojko Bezovan (University of Zagreb): Social housing as a residual part of social care in Croatia (paper) (presentation) 3. Nermina Dzepar-Ganibegovic (MHRR Bosnia and Herzegovina): Housing programs on the halfway between human rights and social rights (paper) 4. Elena Szolgayova (Ministry of Construction and Regional Development): Social rental programs in Slovakia (presentation)
Social Event: Bus tour to Magdolna District – Social Rehabilitation Pilot Project World Habitat Day Dinner hosted by Habitat for Humanity Hungary at the new Community Center in District 8. For logistics please click here >>
DAY 2, October 7, Tuesday
9:00 - 11:00 Session 4. Public Rental housing programs
Chair: Martin Lux (Institute for Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic) Discussant: Nóra Teller (MRI) 1. Djordje Mojovic (UN-Habitat Serbia): Reinventing Social Housing in Serbia (paper) (presentation) 2. Alina Muzioł-Węcławowicz and Jolanta Bondarczuk (National Economy Bank, Poland): The story of “TBS” – is it a sustainable model? (paper) (presentation) 3. Branislava Zarkovic (Housing Center, Belgrade): Social Housing in Supportive Environment - Housing for the most vulnerable refugees and IDPs in Serbia (paper) (presentation) 4. Nóra Teller (MRI): Housing for vulnerable groups -- Roma programs in Hungary (presentation) 5. Mina Petrovic: Social Housing in Belgrade - Strategy and Practice (presentation)
11:00-11:30 Coffee Break
11:30 - 13:30 Session 5. Role of international agencies and institutions – a critical review Chair: Per Ahren (State Housing Bank of Norway) Discussant: József Hegedüs (MRI) 1. Freek Spinnewijn (FEANTSA): FEANTSA experiences in transitional countries (presentation) 2. Eva Schwebel (CEB): CEB’s experience in social housing: examples of project financing in member countries (presentation) 5. Lindsay Youngs (Council of Europe): Guidelines for Social Housing (presentation) 6. Alice Pittini (CECODHAS): The EU and social housing in Eastern Europe: the experience of CECODHAS (presentation)
13:30-15:00 Lunch Break
15:00- 17:00 Session 6. Measuring the efficiency of program indicators Chair: József Hegedüs (MRI) Discussant: Sasha Tsenkova (University of Calgary) Christopher Vincent (HFHI Europe & Central Asia): Housing Policy Index (paper - table) (presentation)
Panel discussion: László Csider (Ministry of Local Government, Hungary) (TBC), Elena Szolgayova (Ministry of Construction and Regional Development), Karl-Friedrich Bopp (COE): Future of social housing programs and recommendations
17:00 - 17:15 Closing Karl Friedrich Bopp (COE), László Csider (Ministry of Local Government), József Hegedüs (MRI)
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