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„ Housing and Social Integration Programme” Hungary

Explore the challenges and solutions to desegregation in Hungary, focusing on housing integration and community development for the Roma population. Discover methods for promoting social care, job integration/reintegration, and developing the Roma community. Learn about activities such as moving disadvantaged individuals into integrated areas, purchasing/redeveloping buildings, and fostering social, education, employment, and community initiatives.

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„ Housing and Social Integration Programme” Hungary

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  1. „Housing and Social Integration Programme”Hungary János Csóka mentor

  2. Challenges: Why desegregation should be our target? • The victims of segregation do not initially desire to be segregated; they do not prefer to be with their own people, despite of the fact that this belief is commonly stated by those who are not segregated.

  3. How to integrate? • Poor experiences • No methods • Who wants integration?

  4. Conflicts • Between local municipalities and roma • Roma • Local and government

  5. The structure of the programme 4 major sub-groups: • housing • social care • job integration/reintegration • community work, developing of the Roma community

  6. Housing integration • The main aim of the housing integration was decreasing/eliminatingsegregation. • to achieve this they can: • eliminate the segregated area • The municipalitycan sell the land for a different purpose and • movethe people living in this area and integratethem into the wider community • Both privatelyowned and municipalsocialhousingwasprovided. • Insomecasesthesocialhousingwastransferredtotheownership of an NGO • After 10 yearsthesocialhousingcan be transferredtotheownership of thehouseholds • stop people moving into the segregated area by not giving out or selling any more land of the area to the most disadvantaged ones

  7. Activities: • moving the most disadvantaged ones into integrated areas • purchase and redevelopments of old buildings • building new homes • purchase a land for building new homes • Refurbishment • other social, education, employment etc. And community activities

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