フランスにおける社会賃貸住宅の位置付けと住宅確保要配慮者問題
2019 年 2019 巻 105 号 p. 72-79
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2019 年 2019 巻 105 号 p. 72-79
This article argues about the direction of recent French housing policies focusing on the social rental housing sector. In France, the supply of social rental has been promoted strongly by successive central governments since from 2005 in order to 1) defend housing right by providing an adequate dwelling to people with great difficulties, and also to 2) realize ‘social mix’ through assuring housing diversity everywhere in urban districts corresponding to the municipal boundaries. In this process, the positioning, activities and interrelationships of each stakeholders, especially those of social landlords and local governments have been transformed. The current French administration requires more efforts to them through the reduction of housing allowance and strengthening the duties applied to the urban municipalities which don’t have enough social housing. The recent direction poses questions on the functions of social rental housing as well as the effectiveness of the measures introduced by the central government to assure housing for people with great difficulties.
