> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://housing-base.journalismarena.eu/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://housing-base.journalismarena.eu/access-to-housing/advocacy-and-policy-reports-and-projects/housing2030-unece-un-habitat-housing-europe.md).

# #Housing2030 (UNECE, UN Habitat, Housing Europe)

* **Housing 2030** (stylised as the hashtag #Housing2030) is an initiative led by [UNECE](https://www.unece.org/housing.html), [UN Habitat](https://unhabitat.org/) and [Housing Europe](http://www.housingeurope.eu/) **that aims at making "clear what affordable housing entails:**
  * **strategic land policy,**
  * **purposeful investment**
  * **and good governance**".
* Housing 2030 "defines key concepts and policy tools drawn from the experience of over 50 countries. The report zeroes in on **four key areas**:
  * l**and policy and planning strategies**,
  * **funding and financing instruments**,
  * and **good governance and regulation**
  * as well as **environmental and energy standards** for a more sustainable future.
* Clear illustrations show how these policies have been implemented, pointing out what makes them best practice and providing useful links to a wealth of contacts and resources."
* <https://www.housing2030.org/about>
* Housing 2030 offers several **potentially relevant resources for journalists and researchers** working on housing:
  * Names of some of the top world researchers on housing: <https://www.housing2030.org/researchers>
  * Reads, podcasts and videos about housing: <https://www.housing2030.org/library>
  * And it aims at compiling a list of best housing practices that could serve as inspiration for research and stories: <https://www.housing2030.org/get-involved>
* **Keywords**: UN, land policy, investment, policy making, research, best practices


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