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Barcelona City Council has identified housing as one of its priorities. For this reason, it has begun a period of reflection and work to develop a new strategic framework to reorganise, define and establish the axes of work in this area.
For this reason, the previous Plan for the Right to Housing in Barcelona 2016-2025 is being evaluated and closed in order to launch a new one: the Housing Plan 2025-2032. The context has changed a lot and the recent legislative, social and economic changes make it necessary to rethink the housing policy with a current and future perspective.
For this reason, it is committed to designing a new working framework that will allow the development of this Council’s housing policy in the coming years, while providing adequate responses to current problems and anticipating future solutions.
To this end, work is being carried out internally and externally to make an initial diagnosis of the housing situation in Barcelona, based on the data that can be provided by different sources, such as the annual and review reports of the previous Housing Plan, the studies of the Metropolitan Housing Observatory, the Metropolitan Urban Development Master Plan or primary data from the Generalitat de Catalunya.
The objectives and methodology for carrying out this participatory process are also being developed, as is the voice of other institutions and professionals in the sector, as well as the entities and associations involved.
In short, we are working intensively to develop a new strategic framework, agreed by all the actors involved in the sector, in order to bring out the complicity between administrations and social actors linked to housing. In this new framework, the objective is clear: to consolidate and guarantee the right to housing as a fundamental right.