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Postgraduate in Housing Policy

9 September 2020/in Projects, Recerca, Social Impact, Training/by Càtedra UNESCO d'Habitatge URV

The next academic year, the UNESCO Housing Chair URV completes his training in housing with a new University Postgraduate in Housing Policies, unique in its kind. He joins the postgraduate course in mediation and the course of real estate agents, both approved and going for its 8th edition.

The teaching of the Postgraduate in Housing Policies will be virtual and pre-registration is now open. The program are in: https://housing.urv.cat/portada/docencia/postgrau-en-politiques-dhabitatge/

Radio

7 September 2020/in Media, Recerca, Social Impact, Training/by Càtedra UNESCO d'Habitatge URV

Dr. Héctor Simón has spoken for the Balcó de la Ser, about occupations.

Link: https://play.cadenaser.com/audio/370RD010000001641124/

Advanced course for real estate agents and property management

4 September 2020/in Projects, Recerca, Social Impact, Training/by Càtedra UNESCO d'Habitatge URV

The 8th Edition of the Advanced course for real estate agents and property management, promoted by the UNESCO Housing Chair and the College of Real Estate Agents of Tarragona.

Link: http://www.fundacio.urv.cat/agent_immobiliari_i_gestio_de_la_propietat/of/ca/CAIGPE-A6-2020-8

Collaboration with the magazine “Consell”

3 September 2020/in Media, Publications, Recerca, Social Impact, Training/by Càtedra UNESCO d'Habitatge URV

The magazine of property managers in Catalonia has published the article of the researcher of the UNESCO Housing Chair, Dr. Gemma Caballé, published in “Diari de Tarragona” on May 10 (núm. 123). The article analyses the new dynamics in condominiums since COVID-19 and the new role that property managers could have in this sense.

http://www.revistaconsell.com/revista-s34.html

Press

2 September 2020/in Media, Recerca, Social Impact/by Càtedra UNESCO d'Habitatge URV

Three URV experts analyze the changes that the coronavirus has produced, one of them is Prof. Dr. Sergio Nasarre (Diari de Tarragona, 30/08/2020).

https://www.diaridetarragona.com/tarragona/Espero-que-aprendamos-de-la-situacion-y-avancemos-hacia-un-mundo-mas-seguro-y-solidario-20200830-0011.html

Press

1 September 2020/in Media, Recerca, Social Impact/by Càtedra UNESCO d'Habitatge URV

Prof. Dr. Sergio Nasarre has spoken for the Diari de Tarragona about “Millennial lifestyle drives home buying away ” (28/08/2020). The link is https://www.diaridetarragona.com/tarragona/El-estilo-de-vida-millennial-aleja-la-compra-de-viviendas-20200827-0025.html

Meeting on Inclusive Habitat for all

31 August 2020/in Conferences, Recerca, Social Impact, Speeches, Training/by Càtedra UNESCO d'Habitatge URV

Last Tuesday, August 25th our colleague Andrés Labella participated in the meeting on “Inclusive Habitat for all: kids, elderly people and people with disabilities” organized by the Coordinator “We Are the city Who we Inhabit it” in the framework of the campaign “Urban Environmental Plan from citizenship and for the Common Good”. Different issues related to the right to the city, such as the accessibility of public space, were addressed, and contributions were made in relation to the diversity of forms of housing tenure and mutual support networks provided for in Catalan law. The link of the meeting can be found on the youtube channel of the entity the Observatory of the Right to the City: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuYFcfA4C1o

Webinar

26 August 2020/in Conferences, Recerca, Social Impact, Speeches, Training/by Càtedra UNESCO d'Habitatge URV

A webinar on the topic “Post-COVID Housing Challenges in Southern Europe” will be held online on Thursday and Friday, 19-20 November 2020, organised by the Southern European Housing Working Group ENHR (www.enhr.net). Papers are welcome to be presented during the Webinar. Please send your abstracts by 11 September 2020.

Meeting

21 August 2020/in Recerca, Training/by Càtedra UNESCO d'Habitatge URV

On August 6, the first working meeting of the Unesco Housing Chair URV took place since March. The 50 items on the agenda were reviewed. Much work done, despite the circumstances and hope for the future.