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|a Brick by Brick
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Building Better Housing Policies
|c Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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|a Pierre par pierre : Bâtir de meilleures politiques du logement
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|a Stein auf Stein: Fundamente einer besseren Wohnungspolitik
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|c 2021
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|a Executive Summary -- Improving the Governance of Housing -- Upgrading the Evidence Base -- Lifting Obstacles to Residential Mobility -- Promoting Housing Affordability -- Designing Policies for Efficient, Inclusive and Sustainable Housing -- Reconciling Housing and the Environment -- Measuring the Role of Housing in the Distribution of Wealth -- Enhancing Resilience -- Boosting Housing Market Efficiency
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|a Urban, Rural and Regional Development
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|a The report brings together evidence, international experience and policy insights for the design of housing policies. Emphasis is placed on three broad aspects: inclusiveness, efficiency and sustainability. Inclusive access to housing has become increasingly challenging in many OECD countries due to a large extent to rising housing costs, which reflects the failure of housing supply to meet demand, particularly in jobs-rich urban areas. Geographical constraints play a role, but in many cities regulations, including on land-use and zoning provisions, also constrain supply. At the same time, some regulations on tenant-landlord relations can discourage the development of rental markets, pushing up rents. Moreover, the transition to a low-carbon economy poses challenges for a sector that accounts for 17% of CO2 emissions and 37% of fine particulate matter emissions globally. Almost two-thirds of countries worldwide still lack mandatory building energy codes. Frontloading efforts is critical as dwellings have a very long lifespan. The report lays out evidence-based options for concerted policy action to address these challenges, while recognising complementarities and trade-offs amond the different objectives of housing policies. The report is part of the OECD Housing Tookit, which includes an interactive online dashboard of housing indicators and country snapshots
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