Traduction de «Cellule de coordination de la politique du logement » (Français → Anglais) :

Coordination and coherence between national migration and development policies and links with employment creation and policies on education, health and housing should be strengthened.

22. Stresses the need for dialogue and consultation between the various tiers of local, regional and government authorities, in order to ensure that public action is consistent and socially responsible and relies upon coordination that is horizontal (addressing all Community housing policies), vertical (among those dealing with housing at the various levels, European, national, regional and local) and mixed (among public authoritie ...[+++]s, social and economic interest groups and civil society); calls, moreover, for energetic participation on the part of residents and their organisations with the aim of reaching joint decisions on the revitalisation, redevelopment, management and preservation of the urban environment;

23. Encourages greater coordination of financial flows and policies affecting housing, in particular ensuring that the actions supported by the ERDF, the Jessica and Jeremie financial instruments, the Seventh Framework Programme for Research and the other Community, national, regional and local measures concerning housing and urban redevelopment are complementary, and specifically ensuring that residential buildings in historic city districts are modernised and renovated;

9. Calls on the Commission to include housing in the debate on cities and the sustainable development of the regions, and in the work programme of the inter-services task force set up to coordinate policies affecting the urban dimension;

Steps that can be taken to meet these goals include addressing the current lack of coordination by establishing more effective coordination processes between first nations, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, and Indian Affairs; consideration of first nation institutional development to support first nation policy development on housing, to promote public education within first nations on home ownership, to generate options resulting in incentives and opportunities for home ownership, and to deliver federal programs in a seamless way that is accountable to first nations; building on the success of some communities by ensuring supp ...[+++]ort for comprehensive community planning; encouraging partnerships among our communities to create purchasing power; developing and sharing models that improve access to financing, such as revolving loan funds and public and private partnerships; providing access to the Canada Infrastructure Program to build housing and community and economic development infrastructure; and sharing models that create first nation development companies or other institutions that build houses and create revenue and employment within our communities.

Furthermore, the Council established a new open method of coordination which encourages Member States to work together to improve the impact on social inclusion of policies in fields such as social protection, employment, health, housing and education.