Federal Housing Program - Techo Digno for the lower-middle class sectors

Implementation in Rosario, Santa Fe

Authors

  • Cintia Ariana Barenboim Universidad Nacional de Rosario-Universidad Abierta Interamericana - CONICET
  • Jose María Aused Universidad Nacional de Rosario.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14409/ar.v11i20.10300

Keywords:

access to the city, housing policy, Techo Digno Program, own housing, Rosario

Abstract

During the last decades, urban development in our country was defined by the guidelines of the real estate market for social sectors that did not need financing. However, in 2009 certain housing policies aimed at low-income sectors that sought to create employment were extended to the middle sectors.

In this context, the objective lies in the analysis of housing policy through the Federal Program for the Construction of Housing Roof Worthy given that it had its own characteristics in its implementation in the city of Rosario.

The central points are linked to the description of the Program (objective, beneficiaries, lines of action), having previously exposed the Federal Program I and II, and with the scope of the four projects in Rosario (location, integration into the urban fabric, number of housing, prototypes).

In short, in 2004, the State once again took center stage in housing policy with the Federal Program, including in 2009 the middle sectors with a Dignified Roof. However, there is access to the house and not to the city, the urbanizations located in the northwestern urban edge, where the infrastructures are expanded, but they lack complete services and equipment.

Author Biographies

Cintia Ariana Barenboim, Universidad Nacional de Rosario-Universidad Abierta Interamericana - CONICET

Arquitecta (FAPyD-UNR), Magíster en Planificación Urbana – Regional (FADU-UBA) y Doctora en Geografía, orientación urbana (FILO-UBA). Posdoctorado en segregación socioespacial y valoración inmobiliaria (CURDIUR-UNR). Investigadora Asistente del CONICET. Docente Titular de Planeamiento y Urbanismo (FCEIA-UNR), Planeamiento Territorial II, Análisis del Mercado Inmobiliario y Estrategias de Inversión (FA-UAI). Directora y co-directora de trabajos de investigación radicados en el Centro de Altos Estudios en Arquitectura y Urbanismo (UAI), Secretaria de Ciencia y Técnica (UNR) y Lincoln Institute of LandPolicy. Co-directora de tesis académicas. Asesoró a distintas áreas de la Municipalidad de Rosario y la Subsecretaria de Desarrollo Urbano y Vivienda de la Nación. 3° Premio Investigadores en Formación ARQUISUR 2009. Autora de diversas publicaciones locales e internacionales.

Jose María Aused, Universidad Nacional de Rosario.

Academic degree: Bachelor of Political Science (FCPOLIT - UNR), University Professors (UAI). PhD candidate in Political Science (FCPOLIT - UNR). Institutional affiliation: National University of Rosario (UNR). Academic Training: Assigned Teacher of the subject Analysis of Public Policies and the Urban Provocations seminar (FCPOLIT-UNR). Research experience: Member of research work in the project Analysis of the National Urban Land Plan Argentina of the Center for Advanced Studies in Architecture and Urbanism - UAI (2021-2023). Directed by Dr. Cintia Barenboim, and at the Center Node (Faculty of Political Science and International Relations, UNR) in the Project The day after. A diagnostic study on the strengthening of the institutional capacities necessary for the management of the post-pandemic in the Exponential Era, led by Dr. Oscar Oszlak, within the framework of the PISAC-COVID-19 call. Argentine society post pandemic. Representative publications: Development and Developmental Theory in Argentina. Counterpoints with Popular National Thought (2020), Expropriation of YPF: emergence of the issue and inclusion in the Governmental Agenda (2019), and Globalization and post-convertibility at the dawn of the 21st century: debates amid the impact of both processes on the territory of the city of Rosario (2017)

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Published

2021-12-20

How to Cite

Barenboim, C. A., & Aused, J. M. (2021). Federal Housing Program - Techo Digno for the lower-middle class sectors: Implementation in Rosario, Santa Fe. ARQUISUR Revista, 11(20), 86–97. https://doi.org/10.14409/ar.v11i20.10300

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Vol. 11 No. 20 (2021): ARQUISUR REVISTA (DIC. 2021)

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