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CIH INTERNATIONAL
Welcome to the CIH's home page for housing professionals living and working outside of the UK. The CIH offers a new and developing service for people working overseas. To enjoy the full benefits of CIH you will need to become an international member of the CIH. This page gives you an introduction to all the information you need to get started and the chance to sample some of the services available.
UNITING A GLOBAL HOUSING COMMUNITY
The International Social Housing Summit (ISH•SUM) is a new conference which will run in the Netherlands on the 13th & 14th October 2010. Bringing together over 300 international social housing practitioners and policy-makers, it will focus on three key areas: financing social housing; sustainable social housing; and the changing demographic.
HOW TO JOIN CIH
To join CIH click here and complete the application.
Alternatively E-mail our customer service team here in the UK who will be able to advise you, including more information about the special discounts CIH is able to offer overseas members.
Useful documents and links:
Alternatively E-mail our customer service team here in the UK who will be able to advise you, including more information about the special discounts CIH is able to offer overseas members.
Useful documents and links:
INTERNATIONAL MEMBER BENEFITS
CIH has introduced a new and exclusive range of benefits for International Members. In addition to accessing many of the benefits available to UK members such as Housing Magazine, we have developed an International Members' Portal which allows you to stay in touch and learn from like-minded members across the world. Member Benefits include:
- Upload and share your own housing documents on line
- Learn from other members' experience via our 'Knowledge Bank'
- Receive Housing World E-zine every quarter, edited by former CIH Director of Policy, John Perry
WHAT TENANTS WANT - GLOBALLY
Do social housing tenants across the world want similar things, and do they have similar opportunities to express what they want? Can the international housing community learn from them?
A new report from CIH looks at six countries which have social housing sectors and suggests that there are some valuable lessons from other countries about how to take account of tenants’ views.
A new report from CIH looks at six countries which have social housing sectors and suggests that there are some valuable lessons from other countries about how to take account of tenants’ views.
MIGRANTS HOUSING RIGHTS WEBSITE
For migrants entering the UK, and also housing advisers, housing and where people are able to live can be a challenging and often controversial issue.
To help explain the rules, a new website has been established to assist housing advisers, and also explain clearly the rights of people seeking accommodation:
To help explain the rules, a new website has been established to assist housing advisers, and also explain clearly the rights of people seeking accommodation:
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