Traduction de «Programme de fonds d'immobilisation pour le logement » (Français → Anglais) :

Capital Funding Housing Program

Integrated Program Requirements List (IPRL) - Capital Fund Requirement (Annex B)

We opened up the door for FCM so that when the five-year infrastructure program was announced, there was a clause in the budget that said that municipalities and provinces could use some of that funding on affordable housing.

The budget for this program is approximately $1 billion per year and provides three funding streams to First Nation recipients: funding for maintenance and operation of capital assets, which is approximately 35 per cent of the overall budget; minor capital funding for First Nations housing and for construction, acquisition, renovation or significant repair projects valued below $1.5 million — approximately 40 per cent of the overall budget; and major capital funding for specific proposal-driven construction, acquisition, renovation or significant repair projects with a value exceeding $1.5 million — approximately 25 per cent of the ove ...[+++]rall budget.

28. Calls on the Member States, in order to stimulate high-standard construction and renovation of social and affordable housing, to strengthen or develop specific financing mechanisms, as well as to encourage, in a coordinated manner, recourse to Horizon 2020 grants and the use of financial instruments and technical assistance programmes offered by the Structural Funds, the European Investment Bank (EIB), the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the Council of Europe Development Bank and the European Energy Efficiency Fund (EEEF); calls on ...[+++]the Member States, furthermore, to seek ways to apply the modified ERDF regulation in order to provide housing for marginalised communities;

27. Calls on the Member States, their managing authorities and the Commission to include housing stakeholders, residents’ associations and associations for access to housing among their closest interlocutors for the drawing up, monitoring and assessment of partnership agreements and operational programmes; stresses the importance of new integrated development tools (Community-Led Local Development and Integrated Territorial Investment) for integrated housing strategies in which social housing organisations and occupants would figure ...[+++]prominently; believes that the Structural and Cohesion Funds must make effective use of both the partnership and the multi-level governance principles and that the Member States must be encouraged to cooperate with local and regional authorities to set priorities and determine how the funding should be used; considers that greater synergies between the Structural and Cohesion Funds could encourage the sustainable development of disadvantaged or rural areas, preventing their isolation and depopulation, thus avoiding the negative effects of social segregation and promoting heterogeneity, social cohesion and gender equality;