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CORDIS · PREFIGURE

Prototypes for addressing the housing-energy-nexus

Код
PREFIGURE
Програма
HORIZON
Процедура
HORIZON-CL2-2023-TRANSFORMATIONS-01-09
Статус
SIGNED
Период
01.04.2024 – 31.03.2027
Обща стойност (целият консорциум)2 777 059 €
Принос на ЕС (целият консорциум)2 777 059 €
Принос на ЕС за българските участници295 875 €

Официални данни · CORDIS · синхронизирано 18.10.2026 03:29 · официален запис

Участници

ОрганизацииРоляДържаваБезвъзмездна помощ
KARLSRUHER INSTITUT FUER TECHNOLOGIEкоординаторDE843 028 €
UNIVERSITEIT VAN AMSTERDAMучастникNL399 025 €
MALMO UNIVERSITETучастникSE329 886 €
CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF DEMOCRACYучастникBG295 875 €
IDRA BARCELONA INSTITUTE SCCLучастникES256 375 €
TARTU ULIKOOLучастникEE241 426 €
FONDAZIONE ICONSучастникIT196 250 €
BUNDESAMT FUR BAUWESEN UND RAUMORDNUNGучастникDE194 620 €
EESTI KORTERIUHISTUTE LIIT MTUучастникEE20 574 €
UNIVERSITAT AUTONOMA DE BARCELONAучастникES0 €
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTONасоцииран партньорUK
IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND MEDICINEасоцииран партньорUK

Описание

European societies are confronted with an interlinked housing and energy crisis that is challenging social cohesion. As access to affordable housing becomes limited, inflation and accelerating energy prices pinpoint that energy poverty and housing inequalities mutually reinforce. Within this context, the deep renovation of the existing housing stock is promoted as key policy action. However, despite policy efforts from the EU to the local state, there are growing concerns that the transformation of housing markets may further aggravate the existing housing inequalities and energy poverty. To offer more equitable pathways to the green transition, PREFIGURE puts the spotlight on existing and emerging individual and collective efforts of policy, market, and social innovation. The project aims at identifying, tracing, analysing and networking emerging and active ‘prototypes of change’ with regard to the housing-energy efficiency/energy poverty nexus. Research objectives are to: (i) offer understanding of how practices of innovation contribute to affordable housing renovation schemes that disrupt existing housing inequalities and energy poverty; (ii) identify how housing policies trigger sustainable housing and energy transitions, how financial incentives for energy-efficient buildings are accessed by different types of owners and tenants, and how different user groups perceive sustainable housing and energy transitions, with a particular focus on income and wealth polarisation consequences on vulnerable groups; and (iii) mobilise knowledge about innovative practices for sustainable housing and energy transitions and co-create evidence-based policy solutions. Method innovation relies on fusing transformative qualitative and quantitative with technological and real-laboratory research to co-create and up-scale knowledge and practices that signal the green transition.

Официални данни · CORDIS · синхронизирано 18.10.2026 03:29 · официален запис · Лиценз: © European Union, CC BY 4.0 (Commission reuse policy).