Combating substandard and degraded housing

1. Prepare your intervention

Old housing in your area can sometimes be in very poor condition, leading to undignified living conditions for some residents, which can generate risks to their health and safety. Public intervention allows for incentive and/or coercive actions to rehabilitate the housing stock.

To define an effective intervention strategy that brings partners together around the project, preparatory studies are essential. The Anah can participate in their financing; to do so, you must contact your Departmental Directorate for Territories (DDT). This body provides you with the statistical and methodological tools necessary to accurately assess your needs.

The preparatory studies aim to develop a shared diagnosis among all the partners you wish to involve in the project. They allow for the development of an intervention strategy to convince owners to commit. The conclusions of these studies define the program's objectives and the financial stakes for the Anah and all partners.

They are generally entrusted to a consulting firm specializing in defining public policies related to housing and accommodation.

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