Ukraine’s housing policy in the face of war with Vita Shnaider

📺🔊 Available on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Podcast In the latest episode, Vita Shnaider, a […]

📺🔊 Available on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Podcast

In the latest episode, Vita Shnaider, a Ukrainian anthropologist and a researcher of housing policy, joins us to discuss how the country’s housing sector has been reshaped by a decade-long war and Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022 in particular.

We dive into the policies affecting displaced populations, examine the gaps in long-term housing solutions, and explore progressive strategies to rebuild a more equitable system. From rent regulation to social housing, we dive into the challenges and opportunities for Ukraine’s current war effort and its post-war recovery.

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