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Better Homes Partnerships: Call for expressions of interest

The European Commission looks for concrete examples of projects, partnerships and replicable solutions that can help accelerate affordable, high-quality home renovations across the EU, as part of the European Affordable Housing Plan.

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Call for Evidence on the “Simplification package”

The package will address regulatory simplification opportunities for the housing sector. It is one of the ten priorities of the European Affordable Housing Plan and one of its key measures to boost housing supply.

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Public consultation on the ‘do no significant harm’ principle

The European Commission has launched the targeted consultation on the approach to apply the ‘do no significant harm’ principle to the 2028-2034 Multiannual Financial Framework.

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Your Guide to the EU Construction Platform

Learn how to join, navigate, and contribute to the EU Construction Platform.

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JRC study maps global climate vulnerability of buildings

The Joint Research Centre (JRC) published a study in July 2026 examining the climate vulnerability of buildings worldwide. The research identifies areas where building characteristics...
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