Proyecto de investigación
Collaborative Housing in a Pandemic Era: cross-country inter- and transdisciplinary evaluation, innovative approaches, human rights-based policy recommendations and capacity building (CO-HOPE)
Responsable: Esteban de Manuel Jerez
Tipo de Proyecto/Ayuda: Plan Estatal 2017-2020 Retos - Programación Conjunta Internacional
Referencia: PCI2022-133003
Fecha de Inicio: 01-04-2022
Fecha de Finalización: 31-03-2025
Empresa/Organismo financiador/es:
- Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación
Socios:
- Lund University
- Robert Temel (Robert Temel)
- Technische Universitaet Wien
- UrbaMonde France
- Universidad de Lyon - Lyon School of urban Anthropocene Studies
Equipo:
- Equipo de Trabajo:
- Antonio Melo Montero
- Vicente Javier Díaz García (alta: 05/04/2024 - baja: 30/03/2025)
- Ricardo García Molina (alta: 05/04/2024 - baja: 24/03/2025)
- José María López Medina (alta: 05/04/2024 - baja: 30/03/2025)
Contratados:
- Investigadores:
- Consolación González Arriero
- Luciane Mendes Leal
Resumen del proyecto:
The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed that the failure to guarantee the right to adequate housing has had major consequences during this global crisis in Europe. CO-HOPE is a response to this health, housing and social crisis. CO-HOPE focuses on carrying out applied research through a mixed methods evaluation of the resilience and transformative capacities of collaborative housing projects and inhabitants in five European countries (Obj. 1,2), co-creating pandemic resilient participatory design approaches (Obj. 3), generating policy analysis and advocacy (Obj. 4) and implementing a North-South capacity building programme on affordable and pandemic-resilient collaborative housing (Obj. 5). CO-HOPE has an inter- and transdisciplinary approach, incorporating complementary forms of knowledge through cooperation between researchers and practitioners, residents, civil society organizations and local authorities. To foster urban transformation capacities, Non-Profit Organizations active in international policy advocacy for adequate housing and the right to the city as well as Universities with extensive experience in conducting capacity-building programmes through North-South cooperation are leading specific work packages. The potential-oriented recommendations to policymakers and capacity building activities will contribute to a shift in housing provision towards community-led projects in more caring and cohesive environments and ecosystems of actors.