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Egyéb

Study on the SOS-children’s village programme in Kecskemét (2011-2012)

2012-03-31

Title: Assessment of potential services for children without parental care or at risk of losing parental care in Kecskemét

Client: SOS-Children’s Village Foundation Hungary

Period: 12/2011 – 03/2012

Filed Under: Egyéb, Housing policy, Housing Projects, Poverty and social exclusion, Projects, Social inclusion Tagged With: Project preparation – feasibility studies

Non-profit loan product for the renovation of multi-family buildings (2011)

2011-12-31

Title: Market research for the development of a specialised assistance product for Habitat for Humanity with the aim of supporting the renovation of multi-family buildings inhabited by low-income households

Client: Habitat for Humanity International Hungary

Period: 05/2011 – 12/2011

Filed Under: Egyéb, Housing allowance schemes, Housing finance, Housing policy, Projects, Refurbishment, energy efficiency Tagged With: Research

Anti-segregation action plan for Csepel (2008-2009)

2009-05-31

Title: Anti-segregation action plan developed for the municipality of district 21 of Budapest (Csepel)

Client: Municipality of Budapest Csepel

Period: 11/2008 – 05/2009

The municipality of Budapest Csepel (district 21) has prepared its Urban Development Plan by May 2008, in which the anti-segregation strategic plan of the district was included. The municipality wanted to turn this strategic plan into an action plan basing on detailed analysis of the potentially segregated neighbourhoods of the district.

MRI has carried out a detailed data set analysis (by breaking the municipal data into small neighbourhoods) and also made several interviews in the segregated areas and also interviews with the institutional actors.

The suggestions based on the analysis of the current situation are partly focused on each of the 4 segregated neighbourhoods (suggesting complete or partial demolition or slight development of the infrastructure, territorial concentration of social care services). The suggestions were also grouped to thematic topics like desegregation of education, cooperative model of social services, predictable public housing policy.)

Documents:

Study on Sustainable Regeneration in Suburbs (synthesis report)

Filed Under: Egyéb, Poverty and Exclusion Projects, Projects, Social inclusion, Socially inclusive urban renewal, Urban development, Urban Development Projects, Urban renewal and regional urban development policies Tagged With: Strategic planning

Preliminary study on congestion charging

2008-03-01

Title: Preliminary study on the reasonableness, feasibility and zone options of a Budapest congestion charge

Client: Municipality of the City of Budapest Department of Transport

Period: 10/2007 – 03/2008

Filed Under: Egyéb Tagged With: Project preparation – feasibility studies

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  • New Brochure on Energy Efficiency Renovations in CEE+SEE is now online
  • ReHousIn Policy Lab in Budapest
  • ESPON URDICO Kickoff meeting in Budapest
  • Workshop on the dilemmas of the Social Climate Plan
  • MRI as partner in the MICAD project
  • We have reached the first milestone in the SOLACE CEE project!
  • Urban Forum: Productive, Green and Just urban development
  • Comparative analysis of the subsidy schemes supporting the energy efficient renovation of residential buildings
  • SOLACE-CEE Project launched
  • Hanna Szemző and Éva Gerőházi presented at the annual conference of the European Network of Housing Researchers

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