Descrizione del progetto
Formare la prossima generazione di ricercatori per vincere la sfida degli alloggi in Europa
In molti paesi europei permettersi un alloggio è diventato pressoché impossibile. In effetti, tale problema è attualmente ritenuto uno dei più importanti a livello nazionale in Europa e risolverlo si sta dimostrando molto impegnativo. Fornire alloggi sostenibili a prezzi convenienti è un compito difficile poiché coinvolge molteplici discipline, settori e interlocutori e richiede, dunque, una ricerca transdisciplinare. Il progetto RE-DWELL, finanziato dall’UE, formerà 15 ricercatori in fase iniziale di carriera su pianificazione, progettazione e costruzione, partecipazione della comunità, politica e finanza, dotandoli delle abilità per navigare tra i vari ambiti e settori e per la creazione di soluzioni innovative per risolvere il problema degli alloggi nell’Unione europea.
Obiettivo
RE-DWELL will train a new generation of professionals with the transdisciplinary skills which are needed to address the urgent need of affordable and sustainable housing, a major challenge for European societies. To date, affordability and sustainability of housing have been addressed separately, from various disciplinary perspectives (e.g. architecture and planning, economics, sociology) and realms (e.g. policy-making, sustainable development, urban planning, green building). However, recent research indicate that it is necessary to consider the affordability and the sustainability of housing as complementary and interrelated aspects which need to be addressed with a transdisciplinary approach, by combining academic disciplines and engaging non-academic sectors in a common production of knowledge. Ten academic beneficiaries and twelve non-academic partner organisations will jointly contribute to creating a transdisciplinary research environment which encompasses the various disciplines, sectors and stakeholders involved in the provision of A&S housing. Fifteen ESRs research works will interlink three key areas underpinning affordable and sustainable housing: 1. Design, planning and building; 2. Community participation; and 3. Policy and financing. ESRs trained in this programme will be able to develop a capacity to operate across fields and sectors, to provide innovative solutions to the growing housing problem affecting our societies.
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MSCA-ITN - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Networks (ITN)Coordinatore
08022 Barcelona
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