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Exchange of best practice projects at Alliance-conference on Roma housing

Exchange of best practice projects at Alliance-conference on Roma housing

On 20 September 2013, local and regional authorities from all over Europe convene in Murksa Sobota, Slovenia, to exchange best practice projects that improve the housing conditions of Roma.

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On 20 September 2013, local and regional authorities from all over Europe convene in Murksa Sobota, Slovenia, to exchange best practice projects that improve the housing conditions of Roma. The International Conference on Roma Housing is organized by the Council of Europe’s European Alliance of Cities and Regions for Roma Inclusion in co-operation with the Slovenia-based Roma organization Romano Kher.

 

Many Roma in Europe continue to live under conditions that do not comply with the minimum standards for adequate housing. The issue of Roma housing touches upon numerous aspects, such as affordability, habitability, security of tenure, location, infrastructure, cultural adequacy, and discrimination. Substandard living conditions have consequences for other key areas of life, such as health, education and employment. In order to overcome discrimination and secure Roma effective access to full social rights, further political efforts on local and regional levels are necessary.

 

The conference not only provides expert contribution on the issues but also gives the participating municipalities the opportunity to make short presentations on specific projects they implemented at local level. The exchange of experiences with key challenges, measures applied, the impact and sustainability of these measures is part of a more comprehensive effort of cities and regions to improve the housing situation of Roma.

 

You can watch the conference online with the live stream on www.romanokehrr.si/live

 

Fotographs and additional information on the participating authorities and the topics and projects discussed will be provided on 21 September 2013.