Members list
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ACE – www.ace-cae.eu
The Architects’ Council of Europe (ACE) is the representative organisation for the architectural profession at European level. ACE aims to influence EU legislation and policies that impact on architectural education and practice, as well as on the quality and sustainability of the built environment. Through its Members, the ACE represents the interests of over half a million architects. |
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CEPI – www.cepi.eu
CEPI groups national associations representing real estate professionals in EU and EFTA countries. Its objective is to voice the interests of the real estate sector and professions to the European institutions, improve market knowledge, strengthen working relationships between professionals, and oversee their professional ethics, professional practices and quality of education |
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COFACE – www.coface-eu.org
COFACE as the Confederation of Family Organisations in the European Union, brings together a large number of civil society organisations with the aim of giving a voice to all families and representing the issues most important to them at the European level. With 59 member organisations in 23 countries of the European Union, COFACE monitors closely the implementation of family and social policies in the Member States, and formulates together joint policy objectives at European level. |
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EAHSA – www.eahsa.eu
The European Association of Homes and Services for the Ageing (EAHSA) is the European integral platform of the providers of housing, services and care for the ageing sector. Members represent all types of organisations and individuals active for older persons and all types of ownership including for profit, not-for-profit and governmental organisations. EAHSA members represent more than 3,000 providers spread in 20 European countries. The Vision of EAHSA is to improve the quality of life for older persons and support its members in making each day a better day for their clients by providing high quality housing, services and care. |
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EBC - www.ebc-construction.eu
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ELO – www.europeanlandowners.org
ELO represents a large number of rural family business and enterprises as well as individual actors in Europe involved in activities such as farming and agriculture, forestry and cork, wine production, hunting and fishing as well as water and waste treatment. ELO sets out to encourage sustainable development and management, whilst promoting biodiversity, sustainable bioenergy, food safety, responsible packaging, and combating climate change. ELO also strives to uphold property rights notably in land use, cities, real estates, historic houses and gardens. |
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ENHR – www.enhr.net
The European Network for Housing Research (ENHR) was established in 1988 to provide an organizational platform for institutions and individuals in (and outside) Europe, who are actively engaged in housing research. It now has about 1000 individual and nearly 100 institutional members representing almost every country in Europe. Although ENHR is an European network, researchers from outside Europe are also very welcome to join. |
EUROCITIES – www.eurocities.eu
EUROCITIES is the network of major cities in the EU. With over 130 cities in 35 countries, we cover the majority of Europe’s capital and second tier cities and together account for one quarter of the EU’s population. EUROCITIES enables local authorities to exchange good practices and to influence EU policy.
EUROCITIES is the network of major cities in the EU. With over 130 cities in 35 countries, we cover the majority of Europe’s capital and second tier cities and together account for one quarter of the EU’s population. EUROCITIES enables local authorities to exchange good practices and to influence EU policy.
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FEANTSA - www.feantsa.org
FEANTSA is the European Federation of National Organisations working with the Homeless, was established in 1989 as a European non-governmental organisation to prevent and alleviate the poverty and social exclusion of people threatened by or living in homelessness. It is the only major European network that focuses exclusively on homelessness. FEANTSA currently has more than 130 member organisations, working in close to 30 European countries, including 25 EU Member States. FEANTSA’s members support homeless people with a wide range of services, including housing, health, employment and social support. FEANTSA works closely with the EU institutions, and has consultative status at the Council of Europe and the United Nations. |
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FIEC – www.fiec.eu
FIEC is the European Construction Industry Federation, representing via its 32 National Member Federations in 27 countries (24 EU & Norway, Switzerland and Ukraine) construction enterprises of all sizes, i.e. small and medium-sized enterprises as well as “global players”, carrying out all forms of building and civil engineering activities. FIEC is the social partner representing construction employers. |
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Habitat for Humanity – www.habitat.org
Habitat for Humanity International’s vision is a world where everyone has a decent place to live. As a global NGO, in the EU we are active in 11 member states. Our main focus in Europe: housing microfinance services; building and repairing homes for low income families with the help of volunteers; disaster risk reduction and response; residential energy efficiency and the housing of vulnerable groups, especially the Roma. |
Housing Europe (ex-CECODHAS) – www.housingeurope.eu
Housing Europe is the European Federation of Public, Cooperative and Social Housing.
Established in 1988, it is a network of 42 national and regional federations which together gather about 43.000 public, social and cooperative housing providers in 22 countries. Altogether they manage over 26 million homes, about 11% of existing dwellings in the EU.
Housing Europe is the European Federation of Public, Cooperative and Social Housing.
Established in 1988, it is a network of 42 national and regional federations which together gather about 43.000 public, social and cooperative housing providers in 22 countries. Altogether they manage over 26 million homes, about 11% of existing dwellings in the EU.
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IUT – www.iut.nu
Since the foundation of IUT (International Union of Tenants) (94035285059-91), in 1926 in Zürich, Switzerland, IUT has been dedicated at safeguarding tenant’s rights, as well as promoting construction and access to affordable rental housing. IUT believes that every well-functioning society is better off with a mix of rentals and ownership housing. IUT promotes secure tenure and tenant’s rights, which is not the case in many countries. IUT also promotes “tenure neutrality”; modes of finance and taxation should not distort consumer choices between renting and owning. IUT is a membership based organisation with 65 members in 46 countries around the world. |
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RICS – www.rics.org
RICS (12309911354-39) is a global professional body. We promote and enforce the highest professional qualification and standards in the development and management of land, real estate, construction and infrastructure. Our name promises the consistent delivery of standards – bringing confidence to the markets we serve. The work of our professionals creates a safer world: we are proud of our profession’s reputation and we guard it fiercely |
Build Europe (ex UEPC) – https://buildeurope.net/
60 years since its inception, the European Union of Developers and House Builders (UEPC) has changed its name to become “Build Europe.” This change reflects a new vision and identity for Build Europe under the leadership of Marc Pigeon, its President since May 2018, and shared by its Members. Build Europe will focus its efforts on addressing European societal and environmental issues, rather than simply defending sectoral interests.
Build Europe is the umbrella organisation for national federations of Developers and House Builders.
This European association is representing more than 30,000 developers and house builders affiliated to the federations of 9 states.
60 years since its inception, the European Union of Developers and House Builders (UEPC) has changed its name to become “Build Europe.” This change reflects a new vision and identity for Build Europe under the leadership of Marc Pigeon, its President since May 2018, and shared by its Members. Build Europe will focus its efforts on addressing European societal and environmental issues, rather than simply defending sectoral interests.
Build Europe is the umbrella organisation for national federations of Developers and House Builders.
This European association is representing more than 30,000 developers and house builders affiliated to the federations of 9 states.
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UIPI – www.uipi.com
UIPI is a pan-European not-for-profit association comprising of 30 organisations from 28 countries. Jointly, they represent more than 5 million private property owners and some 20 to 25 million dwellings. Founded in 1923, the UIPI aims to protect and promote the interests, needs and concerns of private landlords and owner-occupiers at national, European and international levels. |
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