When homeless people are provided with a home, they have a better chance of overcoming unemployment and addiction.

When homeless people are provided with a home, they have a better chance of overcoming unemployment and addiction.
Green urban spaces are designed to teach residents about rainwater retention through the creation of special gardens in residential and commercial properties.
Better community services are introduced in the city, which provide easier access to healthcare, such as dental check-ups in schools, and housing and mobility services for the elderly.
Startblok Riekerhaven aims become more that just a housing project, and function as a self-managed community for Dutch young people and young foreigners that provides a good start to adult life in the Netherlands.
A housing cooperative in the heart of Zurich, Switzerland, aims to overcome the negative effects of gentrification with participation tools at every level and a deliberately chosen, diverse mix of residents.
An apartment in a neighbourhood gets converted into a centre which serves the needs of many migratory residents, by offering educational help, care services, language courses, and various other services.
Integrative housing in Munich lets young refugees share a living space with local students, supported by social workers 24/7, with an in-house cafeteria that is open to the surrounding community.
Accessible municipal housing in the city centre meets the needs of senior citizens, allowing them to vacate their former family residences, which have become oversized and impractical for them.
Committing to neighbourhood solidarity activities allows students to rent affordable, shared apartments in Lyon.
A bottom-up tourist experience integrates tourist options in Ferla, in a system that lets different parts of the community benefit from renting out housing.
The market economy is instrumentalised to provide housing for people with lower incomes within the new estates of Örebro.
Low-cost intergenerational flat-sharing creates greater social cohesion between students and the elderly.
A multi-year study is conducted in Ghent to determine and reduce the scale of discrimination in the rental housing market.
Modified shipping containers provide long-term and high-quality housing for homeless families.
A city’s innovative funding scheme helps low-income captive residents co-design the renovation of their substandard houses, become more empowered, and create a social network of homeowners.
A housing project helps integrate marginalised Roma communities in a village, in a joint effort by families, the bank, and an NGO.
Bratislava sets up a fully-furnished quarantine town with medical and psychological care, for people without homes during lockdown.
Area Hosts and Lighthouse Keepers guide residents through the complex renovation project of the historic city centre and provide tailored support to help with displacement.
Age Friendly Housing Specialists advise local government on how to improve housing options for older residents.
This project supports old people who wish to continue living in their own homes, by providing electronic medicine dispensers that periodically alert them to take their prescribed medication.