Overview
Too often, good affordable housing projects do not get funded because promoters fail to convince financial institutions and investors about the interest, financial feasibility and sustainability of their projects, because they do not master financial institutions language and conceptual framework.
By completing this two-hour course about "Ensuring the financial sustainability of your affordable housing Initiative", local policymakers, urban planners, public housing agencies and housing cooperatives will be able to structure and present their affordable housing project in a way that funding institutions can recognize, understand and properly assess for their real value and impact at a district-level.
The Affordable Housing Initiative has gathered international experts from associations, consultancy companies and local actors to support you in developing your skills, competences and knowledge to ensure the financial sustainability of your district-level renovation project.
Besides, they will also help you perceiving funding institutions as strategic partners, and that applying their methodology and language will make you better assess potential and risks that you might overlook of the financial side of your project.
Through video lessons, clear and accessible educational resources, gamified activities and self-assessment tools, our experts and instructors will make sure that after the course you will feel more confident in developing of your project’s financial plan, knowing exactly what your role is, what you can achieve alone and when and for what you might need an external support. Finally, there will be a specific focus on how to pitch your project and how to identify the most suitable funding opportunity.
Upon completion of the course lessons, activities and self-assessment tools you will be awarded a Certificate that will be connected with the other learning opportunities provided by the Affordable Housing Initiative, such as: online courses, webinars, study visits (virtual and in persons) and seminars, and a more tailored support programme and mentorship scheme is reserved to a selected group of Affordable Housing PIONEERS.
If you do not want to miss out any of these high-level opportunities to develop your skills, competences and capacities stay tuned! We will publish here all the upcoming events, learning opportunities and calls to be an Affordable Housing PIONEER.
So do not hesitate any further, it is time for you to LEARN, ENJOY and SHARE!
What you'll learn
- Master the basic terminology of the financial plan of your district-level affordable housing initiative
- Build the financial viability and feasibility of your district-level affordable housing project
- Pitch your project convincingly to public and private funding organizations
- Navigate through non-repayable funding sources to identify the most suitable one for your project
- Identify advantages and disadvantages of public and private funding institutions
Requirements
- This course is designed to support local policymakers, urban planners, public housing agencies and housing cooperatives preparing the financial plan of their district-level affordable housing renovation project.
Contents
Certificate
Upon completion of the course lessons, activities and self-assessment tools you will be awarded a Certificate that will be connected with the other learning opportunities provided by the Affordable Housing Initiative, such as: online courses, webinars, study visits (virtual and in persons) and seminars, and a more tailored support programme and mentorship scheme is reserved to a selected group of Affordable Housing PIONEERS.
Educational team
Enrolment options
Ensuring the financial sustainability of your affordable housing Initiative
Too often, good affordable housing projects do not get funded because promoters fail to convince financial institutions and investors about the interest, financial feasibility and sustainability of their projects, because they do not master financial institutions language and conceptual framework.
By completing this two-hour course about "Ensuring the financial sustainability of your affordable housing Initiative", local policymakers, urban planners, public housing agencies and housing cooperatives will be able to structure and present their affordable housing project in a way that funding institutions can recognize, understand and properly assess for their real value and impact at a district-level.
The Affordable Housing Initiative has gathered international experts from associations, consultancy companies and local actors to support you in developing your skills, competences and knowledge to ensure the financial sustainability of your district-level renovation project.
Besides, they will also help you perceiving funding institutions as strategic partners, and that applying their methodology and language will make you better assess potential and risks that you might overlook of the financial side of your project.
Through video lessons, clear and accessible educational resources, gamified activities and self-assessment tools, our experts and instructors will make sure that after the course you will feel more confident in developing of your project’s financial plan, knowing exactly what your role is, what you can achieve alone and when and for what you might need an external support. Finally, there will be a specific focus on how to pitch your project and how to identify the most suitable funding opportunity.
Upon completion of the course lessons, activities and self-assessment tools you will be awarded a Certificate that will be connected with the other learning opportunities provided by the Affordable Housing Initiative, such as: online courses, webinars, study visits (virtual and in persons) and seminars, and a more tailored support programme and mentorship scheme is reserved to a selected group of Affordable Housing PIONEERS.
If you do not want to miss out any of these high-level opportunities to develop your skills, competences and capacities stay tuned! We will publish here all the upcoming events, learning opportunities and calls to be an Affordable Housing PIONEER.
So do not hesitate any further, it is time for you to LEARN, ENJOY and SHARE!
- Enrolled students: 3