days 6 and 7 October Habitat for Humanity Argentina (HPHA) attended the Congress of "Housing and Human Development "organized by the Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA). The meeting took place on campus that the university has in Puerto Madero, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, and was attended Ana as she Cutts, Executive Director HPHA.
Since the congress was established as main goal the development of a meeting to exchange ideas and experiences to promote a forum for dialogue and reflection on the human right of access to decent housing. While taking into account for this, analysis and debate about the technical, legal, economic, political and social contexts such access is poverty and vulnerability.
The event served as a space for observation and discussion and were invited to participate, members of religious organizations and civil society - NGOs, trade unions, neighborhood associations, unions - teachers, researchers, students, leaders of levels of government and private sector, professionals related to the subject and the general public.
During the second day of the conference, which took place on October 7, Ana Cutts, as a representative and director of HPHA, spoke during the seventh congressional panel, which bore the slogan "Politics, Society Civil and Business. Their perspectives on housing. " Notably, with HPHA director, also part of the panel, among others, the Minister of Social Development of the Province of Buenos Aires, Baldomero Alvarez de Olivera and Director School of Business at the UCA, Zeno Biagosh.
After a brief presentation of HPHA and the most important aspects of the work that has been doing for 8 years in different parts of the country, Ana Cutts continued his speech addressing an analysis of the role that NGOs have in the topic housing. This led to the conclusion that the growing professionalism in this type of organization gives them a key role in interdisciplinary and cross-eyes and the search for an integrated solution. Since the rules and ways of measuring that govern them, are very different from other sectors. For example, the fact of not running behind efficiency or profitability in business terms, you close to the root of the problem, and also the source of the solution: the communities themselves.
As a result of this participation, the Minister of Social Development of the Province of Buenos Aires offered support and materialize a hearing to explore possible collaborative projects that have state and private sector.
Since the congress was established as main goal the development of a meeting to exchange ideas and experiences to promote a forum for dialogue and reflection on the human right of access to decent housing. While taking into account for this, analysis and debate about the technical, legal, economic, political and social contexts such access is poverty and vulnerability.
The event served as a space for observation and discussion and were invited to participate, members of religious organizations and civil society - NGOs, trade unions, neighborhood associations, unions - teachers, researchers, students, leaders of levels of government and private sector, professionals related to the subject and the general public.
During the second day of the conference, which took place on October 7, Ana Cutts, as a representative and director of HPHA, spoke during the seventh congressional panel, which bore the slogan "Politics, Society Civil and Business. Their perspectives on housing. " Notably, with HPHA director, also part of the panel, among others, the Minister of Social Development of the Province of Buenos Aires, Baldomero Alvarez de Olivera and Director School of Business at the UCA, Zeno Biagosh.
After a brief presentation of HPHA and the most important aspects of the work that has been doing for 8 years in different parts of the country, Ana Cutts continued his speech addressing an analysis of the role that NGOs have in the topic housing. This led to the conclusion that the growing professionalism in this type of organization gives them a key role in interdisciplinary and cross-eyes and the search for an integrated solution. Since the rules and ways of measuring that govern them, are very different from other sectors. For example, the fact of not running behind efficiency or profitability in business terms, you close to the root of the problem, and also the source of the solution: the communities themselves.
As a result of this participation, the Minister of Social Development of the Province of Buenos Aires offered support and materialize a hearing to explore possible collaborative projects that have state and private sector.
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