The University is participating in the First Interuniversity Housing Forum to address the major challenges of accessing the housing system

The Government of Navarre, in partnership Nasuvinsa, the University of Navarre, the Public University of Navarre, and the UNED in Tudela, has held the First Interuniversity Housing Forum, a pioneering initiative in the region that brought together public institutions, universities, and experts to analyze the issue of access to housing from a multidisciplinary perspective.

The opening ceremony was attended bytheThird Vice President and Regional Minister of Housing, Youth, and Migration Policy, Begoña Alfaro García, who described housing as “a core topic element core topic social cohesion that goes far beyond an economic asset.” She also highlighted the need to tackle this challenge ambition, partnership commitment” and emphasized the forum as “a milestone in Navarra” that places research at the center of discussion on housing. She also defended the importance of generating “better assessments, greater analytical capacity, and innovative proposals that respond to a changing reality.”

For his part, Juan Luis García, the Regional Minister for Universities, Innovation, and Digital Transformation, emphasized that “there can be no good public policies without sound knowledge , knowledge stressing that the challenge requires an approach on knowledge , committed, and necessarily multidisciplinary knowledge .” In this regard, he underscored the role of the university as core topic “better understanding reality and moving toward more effective solutions,” as well as the value of committee as a stable forum for academic cooperation that allows for the integration of different disciplines and approaches in the search for answers.

Also participating in the opening ceremony were Luis J. Fernández, director the UNED in Tudela; Javier Burón,General Manager NASUVINSA; and Carlos Naya, director the School of Architecture at the University of Navarra; and Begoña Vicente, director of development the research institutes the UPNA.

The meeting, held at the School of Architecture the University of Navarra and at the Los Olivos building of the Public University of Navarra under the degree scroll on the Housing Problem. A First Approach,” marks the inaugural event of committee newly created committee Housing committee of Navarra, an initiative designed to promote analysis, knowledge exchange knowledge partnership one of today’s major social and territorial challenges.

The program included, among other events, the presentation book “12 Perspectives on the Housing Problem,” as well as a session focused on housing in teaching, during which projects developed by student body in partnership Nasuvinsa were presented. A roundtable was also held, featuring experts in sociology and architecture from the three universities.

The forum was created with the aim of fostering a space for shared reflection and strengthening the dialogue between knowledge and public design , thereby paving the way toward a housing system that is more affordable, accessible, and tailored to the needs of citizens, while reinforcing the university’s role as a strategic partner in addressing major social challenges.