Horizon Europe MSCA Staff Exchange
Deliver sAfe and Social Housing
January 2023 – December 2026
Funded by the European Union
Featured Learning Network
DASH Mid-Term Meeting
Save the date: DASH thematic workshop in Germany
DASH attendance at the ENHR conference in Delft
Call for participation in the conference “Urban Planning and Sustainable Development”
About DASH
Deliver sAfe and Social Housing (DASH) aims to promote sustainable and safe housing by generating new ideas and converting them into concrete housing products and services. Transdisciplinarity is DASH’s methodological foundation. Through collaborative research and peer learning, DASH facilitates the transferability of housing practices across disciplines, sectors and nations, focusing on understanding the specific housing regimes of middle-sized cities. The project employs interdisciplinary learning and co-producing knowledge to develop innovative housing models that cater to diverse cultural and market-specific needs.
Partnership
The DASH interdisciplinary team comprises four intersectoral national consortia consisting of 12 partner organizations from four European countries: Denmark, Germany, Portugal, and Serbia and their second-tier cities: Aalborg, Tübingen, Braga and Čačak, respectively. The project partners are from academic and research institutions, local authorities, private and public housing associations and agencies, and civil society organizations and cooperatives. The team includes individuals with diverse academic backgrounds and professional 2 experiences. DASH’s promotion of cross-level exchanges offers each participant a unique opportunity to learn from external colleagues as they examine different contexts.
Events
Secondments in Aalborg. In August 2023, the DASH researchers and practitioners convened in Aalborg, Denmark, as part of their secondments. A group of 12 consortium members from Germany, Portugal, and Serbia had the chance to gain insights into the housing system in Denmark, specifically focusing on the housing initiatives and practices of their hosts, the Municipality of Aalborg and the Himmerland Housing Association. Furthermore, various activities were arranged, including meetings, field visits, and discussions, to delve into specific topics such as the historical and ongoing urban changes in Aalborg, the delivering social housing, the collaboration between the municipality and housing associations in providing social housing, and the financing mechanisms and strategies related to housing.