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Final report & executive summary of project result of 'Save the Homes'

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The EU-funded Save the Homes project was focusing on implementing its Renovation one-stop shop models in the pilot cities of Rotterdam, Netherlands, and Valencia, Spain, as well as the follower cities of Ljubljana, Slovenia and Sant Cugat, Spain. The present publication contains the main results of the project, along the main steps for the development of IHRS services: Mapping demand & supply side; Citizen Hub: Network, business model & investment pipelines; Follow-up replication and EU wide exploitation.

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Final report & executive summary of project result of 'Save the Homes'

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Save the Homes

The EU-funded Save the Homes project was focusing on implementing its Renovation one-stop shop models in the pilot cities of Rotterdam, Netherlands, and Valencia, Spain, as well as the follower cities of Ljubljana, Slovenia and Sant Cugat, Spain. The present publication contains the main results of the project, along the main steps for the development of IHRS services: Mapping demand & supply side; Citizen Hub: Network, business model & investment pipelines; Follow-up replication and EU wide exploitation.

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