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Conférence de l’ENHR Grand Paris : Affordable Housing in Greening Cities (30 juin-4 juillet 2025)

The 2025 ENHR Grand Paris Conference will explore the timely and urgent theme of Affordable Housing in Greening Cities from June 30th to July 4th in Créteil and Champs-sur-Marne. This event aims to bring together 400 researchers, policymakers, and housing practitioners to address a broad spectrum of housing issues—including affordability, social equity, and environmental sustainability—across Europe’s urban centers.

With climate change and air pollution increasingly affecting urban living conditions, the conference will focus on the socio-economic and urban impact of green urban interventions, such as energy-efficient retrofits and sustainable housing developments. Green initiatives can lead to paradoxical outcomes, such as “green gentrification,” where vulnerable populations face displacement as housing costs rise in eco-friendly neighborhoods. Studies indicate that wealthier households tend to benefit more from decarbonization efforts, which risks deepening urban fragmentation and socio-spatial inequalities.

Through plenary sessions, the conference will tackle questions such as:

  • Balancing Social and Environmental Goals: How can we enhance housing energy efficiency without increasing socio-economic divides? And how can we use land to produce affordable housing while preserving biodiversity and farmland and avoiding urban sprawl?
  • Public Policy and New Economic Models: What innovative governance and financial strategies can sustain accessible housing amid rising environmental standards and shrinking welfare budgets? Is public housing still a driver for sustainability and access to housing?

Researchers are invited to submit papers for thematic workshops addressing diverse housing-related topics.

In addition, participants can propose other types of events (panel discussions, collaborative workshops, exhibitions, more creative initiatives…).

This conference offers a unique platform to deepen the dialogue between researchers, policymakers, and urban practitioners.

The conference has received invaluable support from numerous institutions and professional organizations.

Habitat-Logement : comment publier et communiquer en langue étrangère ? (7 juin 2024)

Journée d’étude organisée par le Le collectif Jeunes Chercheur·ses du GIS REcherche HAbitat-Logement (REHAL)
Vendredi 7 juin 2024, de 10h à 17h30, à la cité Descartes, Bâtiment Bienvenüe, 14-20 boulevard Newton à Champs-sur-Marne, Plot A – salle A110.
Cette journée sur les enjeux de publication et de communication en langue étrangère est l’occasion de soulever les questions suivantes : où publier et communiquer à l’international quand on travaille sur le logement et l’habitat ? Quels sont les codes et conventions spécifiques tant dans l’écriture que la communication orale ? Comment traduire des concepts et enjeux locaux, propres notamment à des terrains de recherche français, devant un public scientifique international ?
La matinée est consacrée à la publication en langue anglaise avec une intervention de Marietta Haffner, économiste et co-rédactrice en chef de la revue Housing Studies jusqu’à l’année dernière.
L’après-midi est dédiée à deux tables rondes :
  • « Communiquer dans des événements scientifiques internationaux – mondes hispanophone et anglophone »
  • « Traduire des enjeux locaux devant un public scientifique international ».
Plus d’informations : https://rehal.hypotheses.org/1229