Following the presentation of the European Affordable Housing Plan by the European Commission last December, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has gathered together all relevant stakeholders at European, national and local level to take stock of the ongoing housing emergency and discuss the way ahead. The Committee aims to tackle speculation, address investment gaps and make sure businesses remain competitive.
In this interview, Anna Schoemakers (NAT member) talks about what inspired her to join the EESC, what she hopes to bring to its work and her experience as first time rapporteur for the opinion on GreenData4all.
