BDA_Forum_4b_住房公平负担能力.pdf

1、Housing:Equity,Affordability,and DecarbonizationApril 18th,2024Moderator:Abhilash Kantamneni,Research Manager1.Opening,context setting and panelist introductions 2.Panel presentations3.Q&A4.Participant discussionA.Individual reflection worksheetB.Table discussion5.SummaryTodays Moderator and Panelis

2、tsAbhilash KantamneniResearch ManagerEfficiency CanadaModeratorShaimaa YassinDirector of Research,Social PolicyInstitute for Research on Public PolicyYasmin AbrahamPresidentKambo Energy GroupNorm TurnerDirector,Facilities ManagementCentretown Citizens Ottawa CorporationHousing Affordability and Deca

3、rbonizationShaimaa Yassin,Ph.D.Research DirectorApril 18th,2024Unpacking Challenges and SolutionsBridging housing affordability and decarbonizationAffordability and climate change:Jointly addressing housing“lasting”affordability and decarbonization is essential for equitable climate actionDisproport

4、ionate impact:Vulnerable populations in inefficient homes face greater risksclimate policies must integrate social equityPolicy imperative:Effective climate strategies require combined efforts in housing and energy sectors to maximize impact and ensure equityAtlantic Canada,lower-income and rural ho

5、useholds are more likely to live in energy poverty-Without government action,existing inequalities will be exacerbatedEnergy and shelter prices have outpaced overall inflation100120140160180200220240260JanMarMayJulSepNovJanMarMayJulSepNovJanMarMayJulSepNovJanMarMayJulSepNovJan20202021202220232024Con

6、sumer Price IndexAll itemsShelterEnergySource:Statistics Canada(Table 18-10-0004-01)Note:Indexed to 2002.Not seasonally adjustedGaps in government policyRetrofit programs(existing housing)New housing policy-Existing federal programs are cumbersome,financially inaccessible and present non-financial b