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External glossaries

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	== External glossaries ==		== External glossaries ==

	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_land_trust Wikipedia page "Community Land Trust"]
	* [[Wikipedia:Community_land_trust\| Wikipedia page "Community Land Trust"]]		* [[Wikipedia:Community_land_trust\| Wikipedia page "Community Land Trust"]]
	* [[Ecolise:Community-led_initiatives\|Ecolise "Community-led initiatives"]]		* [[Ecolise:Community-led_initiatives\|Ecolise "Community-led initiatives"]]

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	=== France ===		=== France ===
	The foncières solidaires are managed by social and solidarity economy structures -- the OFS, for example (see below), are non-profit organisations, cooperatives, associations or foundations, usually alongside public players. Unlike profit-making real estate companies, the foncières solidaires mobilise land as a means of achieving social, territorial, ecological or cultural utility objectives, by involving the beneficiaries of their action and/or citizen savers, either directly or via solidarity finance structures, in land acquisition projects.		The foncières solidaires are managed by social and solidarity economy structures -- the OFS, for example (see below), are non-profit organisations, cooperatives, associations or foundations, usually alongside public players. Unlike profit-making real estate companies, the foncières solidaires mobilise land as a means of achieving social, territorial, ecological or cultural utility objectives, by involving the beneficiaries of their action and/or citizen savers, either directly or via solidarity finance structures, in land acquisition projects.
	The "Organismes de Foncier Solidaire" or OFSs, constitute a specific category and have a precise legal definition (Loi Alur, 2014). Their purpose "is to hold the property of land on which housing is built, so that the latter remains perpetually affordable and significantly below market price". They include HLM cooperatives <ref> Habitation à Loyer Modéré, the main organisms on social housing in France </ref> (many of them in the form of [[SCIC (Société Coopérative d'Intérêt Collectif)\|SCIC]]), the Habitat et Humanisme association, etc.).<ref>[https://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-8863_fr.html Décryptage et opportunités autour des questions foncières]</ref>		The "Organismes de Foncier Solidaire" or OFSs, constitute a specific category and have a precise legal definition (Loi Alur, 2014). Their purpose "is to hold the property of land on which housing is built, so that the latter remains perpetually affordable and significantly below market price". They include HLM cooperatives <ref> Habitation à Loyer Modéré, the main organisms on social housing in France </ref> (many of them in the form of [[SCIC (Société Coopérative d'Intérêt Collectif)\|SCIC]]), the Habitat et Humanisme association, etc.).<ref>[https://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-8863_fr.html Décryptage et opportunités autour des questions foncières, ESS France, February 2023]</ref>

	[https://terredeliens.org/ Terre de Liens] participates through the land tool to promote a political and citizen movement of collective management of land and agricultural uses, with organic farms, inspired by the theory of the commons.		[https://terredeliens.org/ Terre de Liens] participates through the land tool to promote a political and citizen movement of collective management of land and agricultural uses, with organic farms, inspired by the theory of the commons.

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	=== France ===		=== France ===
	The ~~Foncières~~ solidaires are managed by social and solidarity economy structures -- the OFS, for example (see below), are non-profit organisations, cooperatives, associations or foundations, usually alongside public players. Unlike profit-making real estate companies, the foncières solidaires mobilise land as a means of achieving social, territorial, ecological or cultural utility objectives, by involving the beneficiaries of their action and/or citizen savers, either directly or via solidarity finance structures, in land acquisition projects.		The foncières solidaires are managed by social and solidarity economy structures -- the OFS, for example (see below), are non-profit organisations, cooperatives, associations or foundations, usually alongside public players. Unlike profit-making real estate companies, the foncières solidaires mobilise land as a means of achieving social, territorial, ecological or cultural utility objectives, by involving the beneficiaries of their action and/or citizen savers, either directly or via solidarity finance structures, in land acquisition projects.
	The "Organismes de Foncier Solidaire" or OFSs, constitute a specific category and have a precise legal definition (Loi Alur, 2014). Their purpose "is to hold the property of land on which housing is built, so that the latter remains perpetually affordable and significantly below market price". They include HLM cooperatives <ref> Habitation à Loyer Modéré, the main organisms on social housing in France </ref> (many of them in the form of [[SCIC (Société Coopérative d'Intérêt Collectif)\|SCIC]]), the Habitat et Humanisme association, etc.).<ref>[https://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-8863_fr.html Décryptage et opportunités autour des questions foncières]</ref>		The "Organismes de Foncier Solidaire" or OFSs, constitute a specific category and have a precise legal definition (Loi Alur, 2014). Their purpose "is to hold the property of land on which housing is built, so that the latter remains perpetually affordable and significantly below market price". They include HLM cooperatives <ref> Habitation à Loyer Modéré, the main organisms on social housing in France </ref> (many of them in the form of [[SCIC (Société Coopérative d'Intérêt Collectif)\|SCIC]]), the Habitat et Humanisme association, etc.).<ref>[https://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-8863_fr.html Décryptage et opportunités autour des questions foncières]</ref>

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= Equivalent concepts

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	== Equivalent concepts =		== Equivalent concepts =

	Affordable housing land trust, Neighborhood Land Trust. In French, "fiducie foncière communautaire", "communs fonciers", "~~foncier solidaire~~".		Affordable housing land trust, Neighborhood Land Trust. In French, "fiducie foncière communautaire", "communs fonciers", "foncières solidaires".

	== History of the concept ==		== History of the concept ==

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	* [[Wikipedia:Community_land_trust\| Wikipedia page "Community Land Trust"]]		* [[Wikipedia:Community_land_trust\| Wikipedia page "Community Land Trust"]]
	* [[Ecolise:Community-led_initiatives\|Ecolise "Community-led initiatives"]]		* [[Ecolise:Community-led_initiatives\|Ecolise "Community-led initiatives"]]

			== References ==


	[[Category:The Commons]]		[[Category:The Commons]]

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	=== France ===		=== France ===
	The Foncières solidaires are managed by social and solidarity economy structures -- the OFS (see below) are non-profit organisations, cooperatives, associations or foundations, usually alongside public players. Unlike profit-making real estate companies, the foncières solidaires mobilise land as a means of achieving social, territorial, ecological or cultural utility objectives, by involving the beneficiaries of their action and/or citizen savers, either directly or via solidarity finance structures, in land acquisition projects.		The Foncières solidaires are managed by social and solidarity economy structures -- the OFS, for example (see below), are non-profit organisations, cooperatives, associations or foundations, usually alongside public players. Unlike profit-making real estate companies, the foncières solidaires mobilise land as a means of achieving social, territorial, ecological or cultural utility objectives, by involving the beneficiaries of their action and/or citizen savers, either directly or via solidarity finance structures, in land acquisition projects.
	The "Organismes de Foncier Solidaire" or OFSs, constitute a specific category and have a precise legal definition (Loi Alur, 2014). Their purpose "is to hold the property of land on which housing is built, so that the latter remains perpetually affordable and significantly below market price". They include HLM cooperatives (many of them in the form of [[SCIC (Société Coopérative d'Intérêt Collectif)\|SCIC]]), the Habitat et Humanisme association, etc.).<ref>[https://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-8863_fr.html Décryptage et opportunités autour des questions foncières]</ref>		The "Organismes de Foncier Solidaire" or OFSs, constitute a specific category and have a precise legal definition (Loi Alur, 2014). Their purpose "is to hold the property of land on which housing is built, so that the latter remains perpetually affordable and significantly below market price". They include HLM cooperatives <ref> Habitation à Loyer Modéré, the main organisms on social housing in France </ref> (many of them in the form of [[SCIC (Société Coopérative d'Intérêt Collectif)\|SCIC]]), the Habitat et Humanisme association, etc.).<ref>[https://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-8863_fr.html Décryptage et opportunités autour des questions foncières]</ref>

	[https://terredeliens.org/ Terre de Liens] participates through the land tool to promote a political and citizen movement of collective management of land and agricultural uses, with organic farms, inspired by the theory of the commons.		[https://terredeliens.org/ Terre de Liens] participates through the land tool to promote a political and citizen movement of collective management of land and agricultural uses, with organic farms, inspired by the theory of the commons.

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Community Land Trust around the world

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	=== France ===		=== France ===
	The Foncières solidaires are managed by social and solidarity economy structures -- the OFS (see below) are non-profit organisations, cooperatives, associations or foundations, usually alongside public players. Unlike profit-making ~~land companies (or "~~real estate companies"), the foncières solidaires mobilise land as a means of achieving social, territorial, ecological or cultural utility objectives, by involving the beneficiaries of their action and/or citizen savers, either directly or via solidarity finance structures, in land acquisition projects.		The Foncières solidaires are managed by social and solidarity economy structures -- the OFS (see below) are non-profit organisations, cooperatives, associations or foundations, usually alongside public players. Unlike profit-making real estate companies, the foncières solidaires mobilise land as a means of achieving social, territorial, ecological or cultural utility objectives, by involving the beneficiaries of their action and/or citizen savers, either directly or via solidarity finance structures, in land acquisition projects.
	The "Organismes de Foncier Solidaire" or OFSs, constitute a specific category and have a precise legal definition (Loi Alur, 2014). Their purpose "is to hold the property of land on which housing is built, so that the latter remains perpetually affordable and significantly below market price". They include HLM cooperatives (many of them in the form of [[SCIC (Société Coopérative d'Intérêt Collectif)\|SCIC]]), the Habitat et Humanisme association, etc.).<ref>[https://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-8863_fr.html Décryptage et opportunités autour des questions foncières]</ref>		The "Organismes de Foncier Solidaire" or OFSs, constitute a specific category and have a precise legal definition (Loi Alur, 2014). Their purpose "is to hold the property of land on which housing is built, so that the latter remains perpetually affordable and significantly below market price". They include HLM cooperatives (many of them in the form of [[SCIC (Société Coopérative d'Intérêt Collectif)\|SCIC]]), the Habitat et Humanisme association, etc.).<ref>[https://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-8863_fr.html Décryptage et opportunités autour des questions foncières]</ref>

	[https://terredeliens.org/ Terre de Liens] participates through the land tool to promote a political and citizen movement of collective management of land and agricultural uses, with organic farms, inspired by the theory of ~~[[Category:The Commons\|~~the commons]].		[https://terredeliens.org/ Terre de Liens] participates through the land tool to promote a political and citizen movement of collective management of land and agricultural uses, with organic farms, inspired by the theory of the commons.



	=== At the European level ===		=== At the European level ===

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Community Land Trust around the world

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	=== Belgium ===		=== Belgium ===
	The [https://www.cltb.be/ Community Land Trust Bruxelles] was created in 2012 as an initiative of residents, activists and neighbourhood organisations, after the experiences of Community Land Trusts in the United States. The aim was from the beginning to give ownership to low-income families and to fight the housing crisis in the city. The CLT retains the ownership of land while using a governance structure involving future residents and organisations present in its neighbourhoods, There is a legal recognition by the regional government and support with grants. Beyond living together, the issue is also a political issue, that of the values of solidarity and questioning of private property and non-speculation of real estate, but also self-management, respect for the environment, etc. Another vision of urbanization, community, a form of emancipation through a housing tool? (from the [[Shared housing]] page)		The [https://www.cltb.be/ Community Land Trust Bruxelles] was created in 2012 as an initiative of residents, activists and neighbourhood organisations, after the experiences of Community Land Trusts in the United States. The aim was from the beginning to give ownership to low-income families and to fight the housing crisis in the city. The CLT retains the ownership of land while using a governance structure involving future residents and organisations present in its neighbourhoods, There is a legal recognition by the regional government and support with grants. Beyond living together, the issue is also a political issue, that of the values of solidarity and questioning of private property and non-speculation of real estate, but also self-management, respect for the environment, etc. Another vision of urbanization, community, a form of emancipation through a housing tool? (from the [[Shared housing]] page)

			=== France ===
			The Foncières solidaires are managed by social and solidarity economy structures -- the OFS (see below) are non-profit organisations, cooperatives, associations or foundations, usually alongside public players. Unlike profit-making land companies (or "real estate companies"), the foncières solidaires mobilise land as a means of achieving social, territorial, ecological or cultural utility objectives, by involving the beneficiaries of their action and/or citizen savers, either directly or via solidarity finance structures, in land acquisition projects.
			The "Organismes de Foncier Solidaire" or OFSs, constitute a specific category and have a precise legal definition (Loi Alur, 2014). Their purpose "is to hold the property of land on which housing is built, so that the latter remains perpetually affordable and significantly below market price". They include HLM cooperatives (many of them in the form of [[SCIC (Société Coopérative d'Intérêt Collectif)\|SCIC]]), the Habitat et Humanisme association, etc.).<ref>[https://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-8863_fr.html Décryptage et opportunités autour des questions foncières]</ref>

			[https://terredeliens.org/ Terre de Liens] participates through the land tool to promote a political and citizen movement of collective management of land and agricultural uses, with organic farms, inspired by the theory of [[Category:The Commons\|the commons]].