URBANIZATION
History of Cities – Heritage
Urban Housing
Rural Housing
LEGAL ASPECTS
Right to Housing
Forced Eviction
Land Rights
Land Grabbing
Vulnerable Groups
- Homelessness
- Joungpeople
- Old people
- Women
Some interesting practices
SOCIAL AND ECONOMICAL ASPECTS
Housing Market
Quality of Housing
About a third of public housing require major renovation. Indeed, the park accommodation – private or public – built under the communist regime has a low build quality, not to mention mismanagement.
The problem of overcrowding in housing is important, several generations live in the same small apartment and can not in any way access to the property because the system is their mortgage unaffordable.
Note further dwellings in western countries are at risk of natural disasters such as floods and landslides.
(Source: Habitat for Humanity Ukraine)
Informal Housing / Slum / Homeless
ROLE OF PUBLIC AUTHORITIES
ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS
Bibliography & Sitography
SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
Major Problems
Major Claims
Civil Society Actors
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DEPAUL KHARKIV = charity whose objective is to provide safety nets for street children and young people between 7 and 20 years. Their actions are: the circulation of a minibus that provides medical aid and food for street children, a day center, hosting youth at risk of becoming homeless given phenomena of parental violence – drugs – alcohol – output prison, an orphanage and an inn, emergency assistance to homeless adults. Website DEPAUL – email.
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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY UKRAINE = humanitarian non-profit association whose goal is to eradicate poverty in terms of habitat and homelessness. To do this, they build and renovate housing worldwide, offer packages of micro-credit and loans, help to clean up homes, advocate for affordable housing for all. In Ukraine, their action is essentially to provide loans to renovate housing. website – email.
