Housing Sits At Crossroads Of Climate Ambitions And Daily Life - UN-Habitat
She made the remark during a session,“Decarbonizing housing and buildings at the City-Industry-Climate Nexus” as part of WUF13.
"We talk a lot about housing as the center of all processes and as a key factor in solving many of the problems cities face. But I would like to emphasize that housing lies at the intersection of climate ambitions and everyday reality. And if we consider the housing crisis and the climate crisis together, it is truly a 'perfect match' from which everyone can benefit,” she said.
Ranalder noted that housing is the place where climate risks are felt most acutely, but also the space where solutions can be implemented on the largest scale.
“We have already discussed the need to consider both existing and new buildings, but I would also like to highlight those buildings that still do not meet basic standards. Today, more than one billion people live in informal settlements, and even more in substandard housing. That is why it is important to take this aspect into account when discussing the link between housing and climate in cities, and to think about how our actions can truly serve the communities that need it most," she said.
Today, the fourth day of the WUF13 conference is taking place in Baku.
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