PANEL RASPRAVA / Potencijali zadružnog stanovanja

PANEL RASPRAVA: Potencijali zadružnog stanovanja Panel se nadovezuje na uvodno izlaganje o financijalizaciji stanovanja te otvara prostor za propitivanje potencijala ali i ograničenja zadružnog modela kao institucionalizirane alternative za razvoj dugoročno priuštivog, sigurnog i društveno odgovornog stanovanja u nacionalnom i lokalnom kontekstu. Rasprava započinje predstavljanjem rada Europske zadruge MOBA, s naglaskom na antispekulativne mehanizme i kolektivne oblike vlasništva i upravljanja te ograničenja u kontekstima bez institucionalne podrške. Regionalni kontekst služi kao uvod u razmatranje puta kojim su stambene zadruge uključene u nacionalne strateške dokumente u RH i mjesta koje imaju u novom zakonodavnom okviru. Rasprava se zatim usmjerava na proces implementacije modela na lokalnoj razini kroz primjer Grada Pule i stambene zadruge Pragrande kao prvog projekta koji ulazi u fazu provedbe. Polazeći od konkretnih iskustava, panel otvora pitanje mogućnosti doprinosa modela ostvarivanju prava na stan i uvjeta potrebnih da zadružno stanovanje dugoročno doprinese sustavnim promjenama prema dekomodifikaciji stanovanja i demokratizaciji upravljanja stambenim fondom. PANELISTI: Ivan Vadanjel (Zadruga otvorena arhitektura) Goran Jeras (Zadruga za etično financiranje) Zlatko Džananović (Grad Pula) Marin Živković MODERATORICA: Jelena Grobenski (Europska zadruga MOBA Housing SCE) ____________________________________________________________ ENGLISH: PANEL DISCUSSION: Potentials of Cooperative Housing in National and Local Contexts This panel builds on the introductory presentation on the financialization of housing and opens a space for exploring both the potential and the limitations of the cooperative model as an institutionalized alternative for developing long-term affordable, secure, and socially responsible housing at national and local levels. The discussion begins with a presentation of the work of the European cooperative MOBA, with a focus on anti-speculative mechanisms, collective forms of ownership and management, and the challenges in contexts lacking institutional support. The regional context serves as an introduction to examining how housing cooperatives have been incorporated into national strategic documents in Croatia and their position within the new legislative framework, from the perspective of Croatian MOBA members. The discussion then focuses on the implementation of the cooperative model at the local level, using the city of Pula and the Pragrande housing cooperative as a case study. The operations of the Zagreb-based housing cooperative Prva za druge is also presented, alongside questions regarding the City of Zagreb’s interest and capacity to support the project. The panel additionally addresses perceptions of housing security in relation to private ownership, ownership structures in Zagreb, and the social benefits of the cooperative model. Panelists: Ivan Vadanjel, Open Architecture Cooperative (ZOA) Goran Jeras, Cooperative for ethical financing (ZEF) Zlatko Džananović, City of Pula Marin Živković, Member of Croatian Parliament, spokesperson for housing policies Moderated by Jelena Grobenski (MOBA Housing for cooperative housing)